2010 Washington Technology Top 100 Government Contractors

Top contractors dominate the market with billions in government business

We ranked the Top 100 government contractors based on sales related to IT products and services, systems integration, telecommunications, professional services and engineering services.

Click here for our coverage of the Top 100.

Click here to take our quick survey on how we can improve the Top 100.

PUBLICLY TRADED COMPANIES

2010	Company	Contracts	2009
1	Lockheed Martin Corp.	$16,700,588,328	1
2	Northrop Grumman Corp.	$11,145,533,497	3
3	Boeing Co.	$10,462,626,196	2
4	Raytheon Co.	$6,727,232,555	5
5	Science Applications International Corp.	$5,474,482,583	7
6	General Dynamics Corp.	$5,431,882,984	4
7	KBR Inc.	$4,545,440,824	6
8	L-3 Communications Corp.	$4,176,624,682	8
10	Computer Sciences Corp.	$3,293,278,386	9
11	Hewlett-Packard Co.	$2,564,014,201	12
12	Dell Computer Corp.	$2,270,000,000	15
13	Harris Corp.	$2,165,268,040	13
14	ITT Corp.	$2,074,983,916	11
15	BAE Systems Inc.	$1,956,884,247	14
16	CACI International Inc.	$1,911,928,093	20
17	IBM Corp.	$1,774,623,164	18
19	Verizon Communications Inc.	$1,721,565,974	16
20	Jacobs Engineering Group Inc.	$1,634,268,549	19
21	United Technologies Corp.	$1,476,229,982	17
23	DynCorp International LLC	$1,258,019,560
24	URS Corp.	$1,225,071,020	22
26	Rockwell Collins Inc.	$951,046,892	35
27	Accenture	$924,092,794	25
28	Honeywell International Inc.	$915,809,845	30
29	Serco Inc.	$874,739,954	28
30	SRA International Inc.	$869,734,080	26
31	ManTech International Corp.	$855,567,586	48
32	Sprint Nextel Corp.	$848,854,000	27
33	General Electric Co.	$844,458,207	24
37	VSE Corp.	$686,912,905	31
38	Unisys Corp.	$666,332,137	32
40	QinetiQ North America Inc.	$660,647,787	34
44	Stanley Inc.	$572,197,243	45
46	AT&T Inc.	$557,855,301	42
47	Fluor Corp.	$533,950,701
48	Alliant Techsystems Inc.	$520,341,034	37
50	Comtech Telecommunications Corp.	$495,744,635	81
56	Qwest Communications International Inc.	$427,120,938	55
59	GTSI Corp.	$383,844,248	49
60	Tetra Tech Inc.	$381,344,102	56
63	Coffey International Ltd.	$367,621,087
64	Xerox Corp.	$353,041,647	75
66	ICF International Inc.	$340,845,273	99
70	Shaw Group Inc.	$306,356,970	85
71	NCI Information Systems Inc.	$301,731,100	72
75	Cubic Corp.	$266,105,255	96
79	Siemens Corp.	$238,809,098	90
82	CGI Group Inc.	$228,061,083	78
83	Telos Corp.	$223,008,225	63
86	Ball Aerospace and Technologies Corp.	$213,982,367	73
88	Oracle Corp.	$206,931,072	80
91	Motorola Inc.	$203,986,410	64
93	Orbital Sciences Corp.	$192,467,905	83
94	Teledyne Technologies Inc.	$187,643,748	77
98	Cobham plc	$173,304,406	95
100	Rolls-Royce Group plc	$171,065,429

Washington Technology, Eagle Eye Publishers, Houlihan Lokey

Advanced Search

WT Daily

Email Address

Country

Terms and Privacy Policy consent

Yes, I agree No, I don't agree

Please select your company's main business focus.

Please select your primary job function.

I agree to this site's Privacy Policy.

Opinion

Go deep, not wide: How agency-based marketing can drive results

When trying to expand their market share, small business too often cast a wide net. But the smart strategy starts with focus. Here's how agency-based marketing can pay off. Read More
A secure supply chain is the best defense for federal data

Sensitive defense and national security data will never be secure until all of the companies in the supply chain -- second, third and fourth tier included -- meet the same stringent requirements of DOD itself. Read More
Are you ready for another government shutdown?

If a government shutdown occurs this week or any time in the future, there will be ramifications for government contractors, which means that contractors, like the agencies they contract with, should have their own shutdown contingency plan Read More