2014 Washington Technology Top 100

COMPANIES BY ALPHABETICAL LISTING

2014	Company	Contracts	2013


78	Abt Associates Inc.	$227,971	70
23	Accenture	$1,270,212	25
71	Actionet Inc.	$258,632	76
39	AECOM Technology Corp.	$500,355	60
98	Afognak Native Corp.	$163,202
36	Alion Science & Technology Corp.	$684,774	32
65	Alliant Techsystems Inc.	$281,359	49
99	Alvarez & Associates LLC	$159,177
55	Arctic Slope Regional Corp.	$336,758	54
87	Artel Inc.	$207,600	67
16	AT&T Inc.	$1,796,000	17
20	BAE Systems Inc.	$1,392,963	18
26	Battelle Memorial Institute	$1,216,264	26
4	Boeing Company	$5,090,804	3
7	Booz Allen Hamilton	$3,432,997	8
13	CACI International Inc.	$1,921,015	12
94	Camber Corp.	$177,159	81
56	Carahsoft Technology Corp.	$335,482	65
51	CDW Government	$345,171	41
42	CenturyLink Inc.	$462,561	48
32	CGI Group Inc.	$911,302	29
86	CH2M Hill Inc.	$213,202	50
9	Computer Sciences Corp.	$2,947,743	9
72	Cubic Corp.	$245,546	68
21	Dell Inc.	$1,368,386	19
27	Deloitte LLP	$1,161,545	24
64	Development Alternatives Inc.	$288,553	79
74	Digital Management Inc.	$243,043	100
66	DLT Solutions Inc.	$278,218	75
44	DRS Technologies Inc.	$440,076	44
10	Dyncorp International Llc	$2,720,164	11
30	Engility Corp.	$1,063,193	87
17	Exelis Inc.	$1,575,001	22
11	Fluor Corp.	$2,134,010	16
69	General Atomics Technologies Corp.	$262,981	39
5	General Dynamics Corp.	$4,932,375	6
49	General Electric Co.	$365,724	43
73	Government Acquisitions Inc.	$243,372	72
12	Harris Corp.	$2,103,347	13
6	Hewlett-Packard Co.	$4,070,664	7
37	Honeywell International Inc.	$615,888	34
24	IBM Corp.	$1,239,295	21
52	ICF International Inc.	$342,656	58
53	immixGroup	$341,034	57
70	Intuitive Research and Technology	$261,322	83
50	Iron Bow Technologies	$362,591	53
22	Jacobs Engineering Group Inc.	$1,292,981	23
83	John Snow Inc.	$220,789	82
67	KBR Inc.	$274,971	47
96	Keypoint Government Solutions	$168,900
81	KPMG LLP	$222,669	92
15	L-3 Communications Corp.	$1,861,916	10
8	Leidos Inc.	$3,340,449	5
1	Lockheed Martin	$14,174,239	1
90	Logistics Management Institute	$190,503
97	MacAulay-Brown Inc.	$163,631	91
18	ManTech International Corp.	$1,552,986	15
88	Maximus Inc.	$201,294
93	Microsoft Corp.	$178,276
89	MicroTech	$198,149	80
38	Mission Essential Personnel LLC	$564,828	31
57	Mythics Inc.	$317,763	69
75	NANA Regional Corp. Inc.	$240,921	66
79	NCI Inc.	$224,559	77
95	Noblis Inc.	$171,372
2	Northrop Grumman Corp.	$6,913,533	2
31	PAE	$975,936	36
61	Parsons Corp.	$295,681	71
3	Raytheon Company	$5,482,716	4
68	Red River Computer Co.	$268,678	93
40	Rockwell Collins Inc.	$483,505	37
60	RTI International	$299,558	56
19	Science Applications International Corp.	$1,513,075	5
92	Scientific Research Corp.	$180,009	73
34	Serco Inc.	$716,237	35
48	SGT Inc.	$367,160	61
41	Sierra Nevada Corp.	$482,630	64
63	Sprint Communications	$293,632	38
29	SRA International Inc.	$1,076,438	28
80	SRI International	$223,007
84	STG Inc.	$217,411	88
77	Systems Made Simple Inc.	$236,633
54	TASC Inc.	$340,077	59
85	Telos Corp.	$217,074	99
59	Tetra Tech Inc.	$307,898	55
33	The Aerospace Corp.	$853,052	30
46	The SI Orgnization	$390,607	42
76	Thundercat Technology LLC	$238,874
43	U.S. Investigations Services	$441,691	51
91	Unicom Systems Inc.	$181,299	86
47	Unisys Corp.	$383,409	45
28	United Technologies Corp.	$1,118,598	20
25	URS Corp.	$1,218,261	27
14	Verizon Communications Inc.	$1,870,494	14
100	Viasat Inc.	$158,139	85
82	Westat Inc		74
63	World Wide Technology Inc.	$291,436	63
35	Wyle	$687,895	33
58	Xerox Corp.	$315,687	52

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