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Created on : 09/17/2012 17:34:01 © FEDMINE™ All Rights Reserved Email: [email protected] URL: www.fedmine.us ● Hyperlinks in FEDMINE HTML & PDF documents work for subscribers only. You may request a FREE TRIAL to view all reports in the system ● Parent & subsidiary company relationships are no longer included in the FPDS-NG data in order to honor the Federal Government’s licensing agreement with Dun & Bradstreet. For that reason it is possible those relationships do not reflect the most current status in our system FEDMINE™ PRIME CONTRACTOR COMPANY PROFILE LAST UPDATED: 09/17/2012 05:34:01 PM BOEING CO NOTE : If a Parent company for this entity is reported, click the link on its Parent DUNS number below to see its consolidated Profile. Parent subsidiary relationships are no longer provided due to the Federal Government's agreement with D&B, and therefore, some relationships may not reflect the most current status in our system. All OBLIGATED DOLLARS PERTAIN TO PRIME CONTRACTING DOLLARS ONLY. IF PURCHASED SEPARATELY SUBCONTRACTS DATA IS INCLUDED IN ALL PROFILES SUB CONTRACTS AWARDED VIEW PROFILE BY SUBSIDIARIES CONTRACT AWARDS IN LAST 30 DAYS CONTRACTS BY PLACE OF PERFORMANCE CONTRACTS BY CONTRACTING OFF. FEDBIZOPPS AWARDS GAO PROTESTS FILED BY COMPANY GWAC CONTRACTS CONTRACTS BY NAICS CODES CONTRACTS BY PSC CODES CONTRACTS BY SOCIO ECONOMIC STATUS CONTRACTS BY SETASIDE TYPE CONTRACTS BY PRICING TYPE ORGANIZATION DETAILS COMPARATIVE 7 - YEAR FEDERAL CONTRACTS VIEW DUNS: 009256819 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 Parent DUNS: 009256819 AGENCY Fedmine ID: F330698520 $ 1,659,129,668 $ 3,584,300,525 $ 3,187,158,042 $ 4,822,609,489 $ 5,061,775,457 $ 5,014,104,662 $ 4,065,018,403 Known As: BOEING COMPANY THE 2100 - ARMY Address: 100 N RIVERSIDE PLZ CHICAGO $ 712,686,355 $ 1,590,564,876 $ 1,426,519,327 $ 1,806,894,750 $ 1,905,291,950 $ 2,224,247,108 $ 2,133,192,896 IL 60606-1501 9700 - DEFENSE USA $ 4,072,711,663 $ 6,124,563,126 $ 5,166,127,597 $ 4,779,379,771 $ 6,021,308,273 $ 5,106,544,748 $ 4,413,068,809 GEO Location: FEDPOINT 1700 - NAVY County Code: 031 County: COOK $ 1,181,221 $ 1,526,886 $ 1,615,465 $ 370,624 $ 218,738 $ 1,186,930 $ 753,987 1500 - JUSTICE Cong. District: 07 Metro Area 0000 $ 9,424,173,791 $ 8,272,218,389 $ 7,393,170,790 $ 7,489,343,536 $ 6,720,030,526 $ 8,761,581,406 $ 7,985,203,910 Code: 5700 - AIR FORCE Corporate http://www.boeing.com/assocproducts/gsacontract/index.htm URL: $ 49,193,286 $ 28,198,265 $ 215,281,099 $ 230,570,202 $ 593,822,324 $ 265,505,034 $ 36,917,994 7000 - HOMELAND Organization CORPORATE ENTITY (NOT TAX EXEMPT) SECURITY Type: 2L Incorporation: DE $ 166,374,563 $ 302,820,601 $ 441,417,077 $ 282,587,131 $ 172,686,088 $ 56,804,948 $ 77,719,878 97AS - DEFENSE Legal LOGISTICS Structure: AGENCY (DLA) Business MF - Manufacturer of Goods Type: VN - Contracts $ 1,115,491 $ 963,457 $ 1,993,864 $ 7,125 $ 94,324 $ 778,691 $ 2,994,387 1400 - INTERIOR # Employees: 159,000 Annual $60,000,000,000 $ 117,830 $ 85,657 $ 83,650 $ 81,825 $ 60,780 $ 5,924,962 $ 26,442,071 Revenue: 1300 - COMMERCE Credit Card: N $ 2,814,587 $ 2,254,503 $ 2,356,803 $ 42,045,490 $ 1,947,319 $ 2,045,502 $ 683,911 Cage Code: 8903 4700 - GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION CCR Renewal: 2005-08-05 Year 1934-1-01 $ -1,694 $ 2,148 $ 8,000 $ 67,996 $ 46,627 $ 14,827 $ 4,092 Established: 1200 - AGRICULTURE Fiscal Yr End: 12/31 $ 1,303,012,762 $ 1,339,149,297 $ 1,199,279,912 $ 1,090,637,738 $ 1,016,229,803 $ 653,388,743 $ 641,771,516 Company NONE 8000 - NATIONAL Security: AERONAUTICS AND SPACE Employee NONE ADMINISTRATION Security: Current $ 4,306,190 $ 14,228,232 $ 8,049,061 $ 1,143,847 $ 625,861 $ 185,271 $ 0 Principals: 6900 - TRANSPORTATION $ 500 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 EXECUTIVE INFORMATION 6800 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Name Compensation AGENCY Aaron Daniels $ 651,807 Kerry Rowe $ 634,687 $ 1,442,298 $ 0 $ 1,566,688 $ 27,870,742 $ 9,371,239 $ 15,393,843 $ 9,169,121 8900 - ENERGY Terry Collins $ 623,762 Jay Grove $ 448,712 $ 0 $ 0 $ 260,000 $ 240,000 $ 0 $ -1,742 $ 0 William Carlin $ 448,594 2000 - TREASURY $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 CONTACT INFORMATION 9568 - BROADCASTING CEO Name: HARRY STONECIPHER BOARD OF CEO Phone: (312) 544-2000 GOVERNORS Email: [email protected] Phone #: (301)666-3010 $ 3,097,476 $ 998,444 $ 3,831,000 $ 1,986,143 $ 1,382,782 $ 0 $ 3,520,275 1900 - STATE PPOC: Copyright FEDMINE LLC Page 1 of 12 Name: THE BOEING COMPANY $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 0000 - THE Corporate Contact: LEGISLATIVE Email: [email protected] BRANCH Phone: (312) 544-2867 $ -14,500 $ 0 $ 14,500 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 Other: 9508 - NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION Email: [email protected] SAFETY BOARD Phone: (312) 544-2862 $ -18,419 $ 0 $ 25,000 $ 75,000 $ 100,000 $ 0 $ 0 9516 - DEFENSE THE BOEING COMPANY -126368257 NUCLEAR FACILITIES SAFETY BOARD PPOC: $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 Name: JARREL D. ANDERSON 1100 - EXECUTIVE Email: [email protected] OFFICE OF THE Government Contact Other: PRESIDENT Name: JAILYN M. NICHOLSON Email: [email protected] $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 179 $ 0 $ 0 3600 - VETERANS Phone: (256) 461-2801 AFFAIRS Corporate References Contact Other: GRAND TOTAL: Name: JOE C. WILLIAMS $17,401,323,069 $21,261,874,406 $19,048,757,873 $20,575,911,407 $21,504,992,269 $22,107,704,934 $19,396,461,251 Email: [email protected] Phone: (256) 461-2715 COMPARATIVE 4 - YEAR SUB CONTRACTS REVENUE BY PRIME CONTRACTOR AVIALL SERVICES, INC -063940811 SUB CONTRACTS RECEIVED FROM EACH REPORTED PRIME CONTRACTOR 2012 2011 2010 2009 PPOC: $ 150,000 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 Name: WILLIAM FLETCHER 006326904 - MISSOURI SYSTEM, UNIVERSITY OF Email: [email protected] Corporate References Contact: $ 203,339 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 Name: WAYLAN CONLEY 611641312 - SAIC, INC. Email: [email protected] $ 544,200 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 Phone: (972) 586-1920 008898843 - L-3 COMMUNICATIONS HOLDINGS, INC. $ 46,726 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 Corporate References Contact Other: 627755010 - RF MICRO DEVICES, INC. Name: RONALD FRANKS Email: [email protected] $ 374,945 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 073134025 - UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON Phone: (972) 586-1828 $ 147,000 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 Corporate Contact: 072118748 - SYSTEMS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES CORPORATION Name: MARK KUZIA Email: [email protected] $ 46,152 $ 731,149 $ 0 $ 0 000000000 - Phone: (972) 586-1535 $ 796,077 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 BOEING COMPANY, THE -053138905 967356127 - NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORPORATION Email: [email protected] $ 132,454 $ 504,702 $ 0 $ 0 Phone #: (918) 832-2670 008382293 - CUBIC CORPORATION Fax: 9188322101 Other: $ 1,400,000 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 001368083 - INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION Email: [email protected] Phone: (918) 832-2003 $ 0 $ 400,000 $ 0 $ 0 806367616 - CARLYLE PARTNERS IV, L.P. JEPPESEN SANDERSON, INC. -007061062 $ 0 $ 1,700,566 $ 0 $ 0 Corporate Contact: 004413456 - THE VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Email: [email protected] Phone: (303) 328-6249 $ 0 $ 350,600 $ 0 $ 0 006900526 - SOUTHERN RESEARCH INSTITUTE Other: $ 0 $ 267,489 $ 0 $ 0 Email: [email protected] 151209723 - TRIDENT SYSTEMS INCORPORATED Phone: (303) 328-4738 GRAND TOTAL: $3,840,893 $3,954,506 $0 $0 AVIALL SERVICES, INC. -037438413 Corporate References Contact Other: Name: EVELYN BIRLEW IDV (IDIQ) Email: [email protected] Phone: (972) 586-1964 IDV CONTRACT NUMBERS (INDEFINITE DELIVERY VEHICLES) BOEING COMPANY, THE -139131408 IDV Numbers: AG9A63C080057 DAAH0103D0006 DAAH0103D0008 DAAH0103D0014 DAAH2300G0018 DAAH2301D0173 DAAH2301D0274 DAAH2302D0247 DAAH2302D0307 DAAH2302G0012 DAAH2303D0004 DAAH2303D0020 Government Contact: DAAH2303D0070 DAAH2303D0105 DAAH2303D0204 DAAH2303G0012 DAAH2399D0095 DAAH2399G0007 Name: MICHELLE TRULY DAAJ0988GA014 DAAJ0995G0012 DAAJ0995G0018 DAMT0102D0024 DCA10096D0047 DJFJFBI08106 Email: [email protected] DMEA9099D0005 DTCG3802D202034 DTFAAC03D16363 DTFAAC05A00019 DTFAAC05D00081 DTFAAC06D00107 Phone (970) 349-7081 DTFAAC07D00022 DTFAAC07D00029 DTFAAC07D00066 DTFAAC12A00004 DTFAWA10D00019 DTRT5708D30011 Government Contact Other: DTRT5712D30001 F0460600D0029 F0470198D0002 F0863003D0048 F0863503D0007 F0960300D0054 Name: MATTHEW M. HOFF F0960301D0025 F0960301D0045 F0960302G0001 F0960302G001X F0960398G0003 F0960399D0320 Email: [email protected] F1962800D0012 F1962800D0019 F1962801D0016 F2960100D0169 F2960100D0204 F2960100D0237 Phone: (703) 270-6927 F2960101D0072 F2960102D0259 F3356798D0002 F3360001D0018 F3360002D0012 F3360003D0030 Other: F3360099D0053 F3360099D0095 F3361500D3052 F3361502D2295 F3361502D4034 F3361503D2358 Name: WYVETTE M. JOHNSON F3361595D3217 F3361597D1155 F3361599D2952 F3365701D0013 F3365701D0026 F3365701D2000 Email: [email protected] F3365701D2050 F3365701D2074 F3365703D0004 F3365703D2036 F3365795D2026 F3365796D2005 Phone: (301) 497-2913 F3365797D0025 F3365798D0002 F3460101D0140 F3460101D0361 F3460101G0009 F3460101G0011 F3460101G0111 F3460102D0036 F3460102D0050 F3460102D0082 F3460102D0157 F3460103D0065 BOEING COMPANY, THE -081359189 F3460103D0066 F3460103D0115 F3460197D0025 F3460197D0137 F3460197G0005 F3460198D0040 Government Contact: F3460198D0074 F3460199D0006 F3460199D0339 F3460199G0005 F4160800D0330 F4160896D0700 Name: KAREN S. NEJAME F4162498D1002 F4261099D0006 F4263002D0005 F4263095D0686 F4263096D0328 F4265099D0006 Email: [email protected] FA300210D0010 FA445200D0001 FA445205D0004 FA445206D0001 FA489010D0002 FA521506D0005 Phone (904) 317-2472 FA701205D0007 FA810304D0019 FA810304D0119 FA810305D0032 FA810305D0081 FA810305G0002 FA810306D0023 FA810306D0029 FA810306D0089 FA810306G0002 FA810308D0102 FA810507D0001 Government Contact Other: FA810507D0002
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  • BOEING CO NOTE : If a Parent Company for This Entity Is Reported, Click the Link on Its Parent DUNS Number Below to See Its Consolidated Profile

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