Washington Technology 2011 Top 100 -- Washington Technology

2011 Washington Technology Top 100

18th annual rankings track the largest government contractors

We rank the largest contractors in the government market based on an analysis of government procurement data during fiscal 2010.

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RETURN ON INVESTMENT (AS OF DEC. 31, 2010)

2011	Company	ROI
10	KBR Inc.	61.4%
19	Fluor Corp.	48.2%
26	Honeywell International Inc.	38.7%
56	Xerox Corp.	38.2%
55	Qwest Communications International	35.5%
92	Ball Corp.	32.4%
80	Oracle Corp.	28.4%
70	Cubic Corp.	26.9%
93	Dynamics Research Corp.	26.3%
36	General Electric Co.	23.9%
3	Boeing Co.	23.7%
20	Jacobs Engineering Group Inc.	21.9%
41	CGI Group Inc.	20.8%
2	Northrop Grumman	19.3%
33	Accenture	18.8%
23	United Technologies Corp.	15.9%
35	Sprint Corp.	15.6%
100	Teledyne Technologies Inc.	14.6%
21	IBM Corp.	14.0%
18	Verizon Communications Inc.	13.8%
94	Orbital Sciences Corp.	12.3%
44	AT&T Corp.	10.8%
14	CACI International Inc.	9.3%
30	SRA International Inc.	7.1%
31	Rockwell Collins Inc.	7.0%
16	ITT Corp.	6.8%
28	Serco Inc.	6.2%
29	AECOM Technology Corp.	1.7%
9	Booz Allen Hamilton	0.9%
79	Babcock International Group PLC	-1.2%
13	Harris Corp.	-2.8%
17	BAE Systems Inc.	-3.3%
1	Lockheed Martin Corp.	-3.7%
64	ICF International Inc.	-4.0%
68	GTSI Corp.	-5.0%
15	Dell Inc.	-5.6%
27	URS Corp.	-6.5%
4	Raytheon Co.	-7.1%
86	Tetra Tech Inc.	-7.8%
11	Computer Sciences Corp.	-13.5%
22	ManTech International Corp.	-14.5%
47	Alliant Techsystems Inc.	-15.7%
6	Science Applications International Corp.	-16.3%
50	NCI Inc.	-16.9%
8	L-3 Communications Corp.	-17.1%
7	Hewlett-Packard Co.	-17.6%
43	Qinetiq Group PLC	-20.0%
54	VSE Corp.	-26.2%
40	Unisys Corp.	-32.9%

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