2013 Washington Technology Top 100

We rank the largest companies serving the government market based on sales of IT, systems integration, communications, engineering and other high-tech products and services.

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PUBLICLY TRADED COMPANIES

2013	Company	Contracts	2012
1	Lockheed Martin Corp.	$14,947,961,000	1
2	Northrop Grumman Corp.	$8,566,522,000	2
3	Boeing Co.	$7,131,867,000	3
4	Raytheon Co.	$6,110,641,000	5
5	Science Applications International Corp.	$5,988,489,000	4
6	General Dynamics Corp.	$4,658,261,000	6
7	Hewlett-Packard Co.	$4,337,990,000	7
8	Booz Allen Hamilton	$3,946,218,000	8
9	Computer Sciences Corp.	$3,156,945,000	9
10	L-3 Communications Corp.	$2,535,283,000	12
12	CACI International Inc.	$2,207,441,000	14
13	Harris Corp.	$2,054,146,000	11
14	Verizon Communications Inc.	$2,011,065,000	18
15	ManTech International Corp.	$1,947,779,000	17
16	Fluor Corp.	$1,935,182,000	13
17	AT&T Inc.	$1,646,000,000	36
18	BAE Systems Inc.	$1,643,080,000	20
19	Dell Inc.	$1,582,009,000	19
20	United Technologies Corp.	$1,567,079,000	23
21	IBM Corp.	$1,494,073,000	21
22	Exelis Inc.	$1,477,317,000	15
23	Jacobs Engineering Group Inc.	$1,434,759,000	22
25	Accenture	$1,200,398,000	25
27	URS Corp.	$1,182,014,000	43
29	CGI Group Inc.	$950,683,000	32
34	Honeywell International Inc.	$750,431,000	35
35	Serco Inc.	$748,582,000	33
37	Rockwell Collins Inc.	$627,576,000	39
38	Sprint Nextel Corp.	$601,281,000
42	QinetiQ North America	$501,103,000	38
43	General Electric	$480,854,000	49
44	DRS Technologies Inc.	$475,428,000	42
45	Unisys Corp.	$431,545,000	47
47	KBR Inc.	$424,387,000	16
48	CenturyLink Inc.	$422,639,000	52
49	Alliant Techsystems Inc.	$419,647,000	46
52	Xerox Corp.	$389,752,000	62
55	Tetra Tech Inc.	$384,057,000	82
58	ICF International Inc.	$365,942,000	59
60	AECOM Technology Corp.	$352,828,000	24
77	NCI Inc.	$258,801,000	54
78	Dynamics Research Corp.	$258,473,000	70
85	ViaSat Inc.	$228,655,000	98
87	Engility Corp.	$225,913,000
89	Textron Inc.	$224,092,000
95	Chicago Bridge & Iron Company N.V.	$186,008,000	99
96	Motorola Solutions Inc.	$183,323,000	75
97	BALL Aerospace & Technologies Corp.	$176,351,000	79
98	CA Inc.	$175,037,000
99	Telos Corp.	$173,758,000	80

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