2012 Top 100 Contractors - Ball Corp. -- Washington Technology

79 : Ball Corp.

Top 100 Revenue:	$208,379,000	Current Revenue Rank Historical Revenue
Defense revenue:	$176,743,000
Civilian revenue:	$31,636,000
2011 revenue:	$8.6 billion
2011 earnings :	$836.9 million
2010 revenue:	$7.6 billion
2010 earnings:	$764.6 million
Headquarters:	Boulder, Colo.
Web address:	http://www.ballaerospace.com
President/CEO:	John Hayes, president and CEO
Head of gov't business:	David Taylor, president and CEO; Ball Aerospace; Frederick Doyle Jr., VP, defense and intelligence community; Harold Montoya, VP and general manager, national defense; Jim Oschmann, VP and general manager, tactical solutions; Cary Ludtke, VP and general manager, civil and operational space; Sherri Fike, VP, mission assurance; Alan Frohbieter, VP, program execution; W. Daniel Gibson Jr., VP and general manager, systems engineering solutions
Ticker:	BLL
Lines of business:	Satellites and spacecraft; space-based instruments and sensors; tactical video and sensors; technical services; antennas and microwave systems; aerospace technologies and components; facilities and testing
Previous Profile:	2011

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

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