2012 Top 100 Contractors - Macaulay Brown -- Washington Technology

97 : Macaulay Brown Inc.

Top 100 Revenue:	$182,892,000	Current Revenue Rank Historical Revenue
Defense revenue:	$137,538,000
Civilian revenue:	$45,354,000
2011 revenue:	$320 million
2011 earnings :
2010 revenue:
2010 earnings:
Number of employees:	2,000
Headquarters:	Vienna, Va.
Web address:	http://www.macb.com
President/CEO:	Sid Fuchs, president and CEO; Mike Zeiser, CFO; Wayne Baumgarten, senior VP, business development; Mike Beauchamp, senior VP, cyber systems group; Mike Tutin, senior VP, advanced technology group; Dennis Werth, president, Gray Enterprise Solutions; Vicki Summers, VP, contracts and procurement
Lines of business:	Cybersecurity; Information operations, intelligence and analysis; Research, development, test and engineering; IT solutions; Logistics and supply chain; Acquisition management and PMO support
Major customers:	Air Force, Army, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center and Glenn Research Center.
Major contracts/projects:	Alliant, Seaport-e, ACCESS, USAMS II

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

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