2012 Top 100 Contractors - Alion Science and Technology Corp. -- Washington Technology

41 : Alion Science and Technology Corp.

Top 100 Revenue:	$647,343,000	Current Revenue Rank Historical Revenue
Defense revenue:	$616,883,000
Civilian revenue:	$30,459,000
2011 revenue:	$787.3 million
2011 earnings :
2010 revenue:	$834 million
2010 earnings:
Headquarters:	McLean, Va.
Web address:	http://www.alionscience.com
President/CEO:	Bahman Atefi, chairman and CEO; Stacy Mendler, COO; Barry Broadus, CFO
Lines of business:	Naval architecture and marine engineering; defense operations, modeling and simulation, technology integration, IT and wireless communications, energy and environmental sciences
Major contracts/projects:	DOD Information Analysis Centers; Logistics, Maintenance and Supply Support; OPTARSS II; Navy Seaport-e; GSA Alliant; GSA Mobis; Environmental Services Schedule
Previous Profile:	2011

Sources: Washington Technology, Federal Procurement Data System, Houlihan Lokey

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