2003 Top 100
6: Raytheon Co.
| Top 100 Revenue: | $1,491,948,000 |
| Defense Revenue: | N/A |
| Civilian Revenue: | N/A |
| 2002 Revenue: | $16.8 billion |
| 2002 Earnings: | Loss of $587 million |
| 2001 Revenue: | N/A |
| 2001 Earnings: | N/A |
| Number of employees: | 77,500 |
| Headquarters: | Lexington, Mass |
| Website: | www.raytheon.com |
| Leadership: | Daniel Burnham, chairman and CEO; William Swanson, president (*Burnham will step down as CEO effective July 1. Swanson will become CEO.) Hugo Poza, vice president of homeland security; Bryan Even, president of Raytheon Technical Services Co. |
| Ticker: | RTN |
| Lines of business: | Homeland security, missile defense, precision engagement, and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance |
| Major customers: | Army, Air Force, Navy, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency |
| Major contracts/projects: | Raytheon is the systems integrator for the DD(X), the U.S. Navy''s next-generation surface combatant ship. As the systems integrator, Raytheon is responsible for DD(X) total systems engineering; software development, and combat systems. In addition, the company will build and test a dual frequency radar suite, an integrated solid-state communications system, an integrated anti-submarine and mine warfare system, a revolutionary vertical launching system and a multi-mission total system computing environment. |