2010 Top 100 Contractors - Oracle Corp. -- Washington Technology

88 : Oracle Corp.

Top 100 Revenue:	$206,931,072	Current Revenue Rank Historical Revenue
Defense revenue:	$116,380,197
Civilian revenue:	$90,550,876
2009 revenue:	$23.3 billion
2009 earnings :	$5.6 billion
2008 revenue:	$22.4 billion
2008 earnings:	$5.5 billion
Number of employees:	86000
Headquarters:	Redwood Shores, Calif.
Web address:	http://www.oracle.com
President/CEO:	Lawrence J. Ellison, CEO, Charles E. Phillips Jr., president and Safra A. Catz, president
Head of gov't business:	Mark Johnson, president, Oracle Public Sector
Ticker:	ORCL
Lines of business:	Oracle applications, Oracle fusion middleware, Oracle database, Oracle operating systems, Oracle visualization, Sun servers and Sun storage
Major customers:	Air Force, Marine Corps, Army Corps of Engineers, Interior Department and Federal Aviation Administration
Previous Profile:	2009

Sources: Washington Technology, Eagle Eye Publishers, Houlihan Lokey

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