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Top Federal Industry Leaders Top Federal Industry Leaders Prior Prior Rank Company Contracts Rank Page Rank Company Contracts Rank Page 1 Lockheed Martin Corp. $36.9 billion 1 157 51 AP Moeller - Maersk A/S $1.3 87 63 2 Boeing Co. $30.3 2 80 52 Sierra Nevada Corp. $1.3 75 206 3 General Dynamics Corp. $15.4 3 124 53 Johns Hopkins University $1.3 50 148 4 Raytheon Co. $14.5 4 189 54 Finmeccanica SpA $1.3 49 120 5 Northrop Grumman Corp. $12.5 5 174 55 Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Ltd. $1.3 62 110 6 United Technologies Corp. $9.0 6 226 56 MITRE Corp. $1.3 52 166 7 SAIC Inc. $7.4 8 198 57 UT-Battelle LLC $1.3 53 231 8 BAE Systems PLC $6.3 9 72 58 Navistar International Corp. $1.2 43 171 9 L-3 Communications Holdings Inc. $6.0 7 155 59 SRA International Inc. $1.2 60 208 10 Huntington Ingalls Industries Inc. $5.9 10 139 60 Refinery Associates of Texas $1.2 NR 191 11 McKesson Corp. $4.6 12 162 61 Cardinal Health Inc. $1.2 65 90 12 Bechtel Group Inc. $4.2 13 75 62 University of California $1.2 66 228 13 Booz Allen Hamilton Holding Corp. $4.0 16 82 63 Dell Inc. $1.2 46 109 14 URS Corp. $3.9 17 229 64 Pfizer Inc. $1.1 57 184 15 Computer Sciences Corp. $3.8 15 103 65 Alliance Contractor Team $1.1 44 57 16 DynCorp International Inc. $3.6 19 111 66 Austal Ltd. $1.0 47 69 17 Humana Inc. $3.5 18 138 67 CGI Group Inc. $1.0 77 93 18 Health Net Inc. $3.1 20 132 68 Babcock & Wilcox Technical $1.0 86 71 19 TriWest Healthcare Alliance Corp. $3.0 21 218 Services Y-12 LLC 20 Bell Boeing Joint Project Office $2.9 25 76 69 ADS Inc. $1.0 58 51 21 Royal Dutch Shell PLC $2.9 76 195 70 Rockwell Collins Inc. $1.0 59 193 22 ITT / Exelis Inc. $2.8 14 145 71 Massachusetts Institute of Technology $998.2 million 71 161 23 Supreme Foodservice AG $2.8 33 211 72 Hensel Phelps Construction Co. $961.4 82 134 24 General Electric Co. $2.7 23 125 73 CH2M Hill Cos. Ltd. $918.5 80 94 25 United Launch Alliance LLC $2.7 64 223 74 Accenture PLC $911.4 70 49 26 Hewlett-Packard Co. $2.6 22 135 75 Rolls-Royce Holdings PLC $896.1 67 194 27 BP PLC $2.5 42 83 76 Sanofi $890.2 73 199 28 General Atomic Technologies Corp. $2.5 32 123 77 Shaw Group Inc. $871.2 119 204 29 Honeywell International Inc. $2.4 29 137 78 Aerospace Corp. $869.5 78 53 30 CACI International Inc. $2.4 26 86 79 Mission Essential Personnel LLC $848.2 98 165 31 Textron Inc. $2.4 28 215 80 Mina Group $824.8 167 164 32 Battelle Memorial Institute $2.3 55 74 81 Savannah River Nuclear Solutions LLC $815.1 89 200 33 Harris Corp. $2.3 34 130 82 Wyle Inc. $785.3 68 243 34 Los Alamos National Security LLC $2.1 27 158 83 U.S. Department of Energy $773.6 69 220 35 Fluor Corp. $2.1 24 121 84 Alion Science & Technology Corp. $771.9 109 56 36 World Fuel Services Corp. $1.9 85 241 85 Pacific Architects & Engineers Inc. $753.2 81 178 37 Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. $1.9 37 146 86 BL Harbert International LLC $749.8 92 77 38 ManTech International Corp. $1.9 36 160 87 Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. $736.7 NR 47 39 Alliant Techsystems Inc. $1.8 31 59 88 UChicago Argonne LLC $721.4 94 221 40 California Institute of Technology $1.7 39 87 89 Sunshine Minting Inc. $705.3 54 210 41 Lawrence Livermore National Security LLC $1.6 41 156 90 Canadian Commercial Corp. $678.3 74 88 42 Engility Holdings Inc. $1.6 NR 113 91 Kuwait Petroleum Corp. $672.1 83 154 43 Valero Energy Corp. $1.6 79 232 92 Blue Cross & Blue Shield Association $667.9 NR 79 44 Oshkosh Corp. $1.5 11 177 93 Orbital Sciences Corp. $667.4 NR 176 45 International Business Machines Corp. $1.5 38 142 94 Chemonics International Inc. $663.3 99 97 46 AmerisourceBergen Corp. $1.5 45 62 95 Serco Group PLC $661.8 90 202 47 Coins 'N Things Inc. $1.4 35 102 96 Brookhaven Science Associates LLC $655.8 103 85 48 Merck & Co. Inc. $1.4 51 163 97 EADS NV $651.4 100 115 49 FedEx Corp. $1.4 40 118 98 Tetra Tech Inc. $649.6 97 214 50 Babcock & Wilcox Co. $1.4 48 70 99 Parsons Corp. $640.1 137 179 100 PCCP Constructors JV $629.5 NR 182 bgov.com | 9 Top Federal Industry Leaders Prior Prior Rank Company Contracts Rank Page Rank Company Contracts Rank Page 101 United Space Alliance LLC $627.3 63 225 151 Chugach Alaska Corp. $395.5 179 101 102 Arctic Slope Regional Corp. $620.2 96 65 152 ICF International Inc. $394.9 121 140 103 AT&T Inc. $612.6 91 68 153 Total SA $393.0 NR 216 104 Russian Space Agency $586.5 147 196 154 Stanford University $390.4 157 209 105 Hellfire Systems LLC $581.1 NR 133 155 Space Exploration Technologies Corp. $389.0 NR 207 106 Kiewit-Turner JV $580.9 NR 152 156 Highmark Inc. $388.6 110 136 107 Neptune Orient Lines Ltd. $580.1 146 173 157 immixGroup Inc. $387.9 136 141 108 CDW Holdings LLC $573.8 111 92 158 TASC Inc. $383.0 195 212 109 G4S PLC $572.0 93 122 159 Corrections Corp. of America $379.7 194 106 110 Tyson Foods Inc. $555.5 112 219 160 Archirodon Group NV $364.9 NR 64 111 AECOM Technology Corp. $552.1 122 52 161 ARINC Inc. $363.8 134 66 112 Verizon Communications Inc. $543.0 72 233 162 Allison Transmission Holdings Inc. $362.0 NR 60 113 GlaxoSmithKline PLC $541.8 132 128 163 Placid Refining Co. LLC $358.1 NR 186 114 United Parcel Service Inc. $540.7 95 224 164 Environmental Chemical Corp. $356.3 123 114 115 QinetiQ Group PLC $538.7 106 188 165 Phillips 66 $354.4 NR 185 116 S-Oil Corp. $512.3 NR 197 166 Scientific Research Corp. $353.2 197 201 117 Tesoro Corp. $508.0 175 213 167 Fermi Research Alliance LLC $348.1 150 119 118 Exxon Mobil Corp. $505.9 176 117 168 Management & Training Corp. $347.8 138 159 119 Chevron Corp. $501.2 104 100 169 SGT Inc. $346.2 181 203 120 Nana Regional Corp. Inc. $499.9 107 169 170 Unisys Corp. $345.2 124 222 121 Caterpillar Inc. $490.6 144 91 171 Chemring Group PLC $343.5 NR 98 122 National Security Technologies LLC $487.8 120 170 172 Ball Corp. $341.2 180 73 123 Express Scripts Holding Co. $487.1 143 116 173 NCI Inc. $340.3 149 172 124 John Snow Inc. $473.3 NR 147 174 Hawker Beechcraft Inc. $339.9 115 131 125 KBR Inc. $471.1 30 151 175 Charles Stark Draper Laboratory Inc. $334.8 145 96 126 Washington River Protection Solutions LLC $468.8 139 237 176 Crowley Petroleum Distribution Inc. $334.3 NR 107 127 Xerox Corp. $462.3 148 244 177 Johnson Controls Inc. $325.2 190 149 128 Afognak Native Corp. $460.0 131 54 178 Alliance for Sustainable Energy LLC $324.3 161 58 129 UnitedHealth Group Inc. $454.7 NR 227 179 Abt Associates Inc. $319.0 177 46 130 Altegrity Inc. $451.4 117 61 180 Vesuvius PLC $315.1 170 234 131 AAR Corp. $450.5 127 45 181 Geo Group Inc. $310.2 125 126 132 Cubic Corp. $450.1 142 108 182 Black & Veatch Corp. $309.1 NR 78 133 Iron Bow Technologies LLC $433.3 105 144 183 Carahsoft Technology Corp. $308.3 187 89 134 AC FIRST LLC $431.8 113 48 184 USF Holding Corp. $308.1 NR 230 135 Partnership for Supply $431.7 NR 180 185 Mythics Inc. $306.3 NR 168 Chain Management Inc. 186 Raytheon Lockheed Martin Javelin JV $303.4 NR 190 136 Gilbane Inc. $427.5 153 127 187 Bristol Bay Native Corp. $303.4 168 84 137 Petromax LLC $426.6 NR 183 188 Washington Closure Hanford LLC $300.3 NR 236 138 Chenega Corp. $425.6 NR 99 189 Oak Ridge Associated Universities Inc. $299.0 NR 175 139 JVYS $424.8 128 150 190 ConocoPhillips $295.9 NR 105 140 Kraft Foods Group Inc. $422.5 152 153 191 Triple Canopy Inc. $292.7 140 217 141 Siemens AG $420.3 162 205 192 Government Acquisitions Inc. $291.7 NR 129 142 Research Triangle Institute $414.9 156 192 193 VSE Corp. $291.1 166 235 143 Akal Security Inc. $412.0 154 55 194 ARTEL LLC $290.6 158 67 144 ACS Actividades de Construccion y 195 CH2M-WG Idaho LLC $289.2 NR 95 Servicios SA $410.0 NR 50 196 Whiting-Turner Contracting Co. $289.0 NR 240 145 Motor Oil Holdings SA $407.8 155 167 197 Weston Solutions Inc. $288.8 185 239 146 Con-way Inc. $407.4 171 104 198 Procter & Gamble Co.
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