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For all the ups and downs of 2010, The Post 200 is still dominated by defense contractors, information technology firms, hotel companies and financial firms. We added Northrop Grumman this year, with the firm due to arrive in Falls Church in 2011. Companies are ranked by their 2009 revenue (in millions).
Name
Lockheed Martin Northrop Grumman General Dynamics CSC AES
Coventry Health Care Danaher
Marriott International
Science Applications International Corp.
Pepco Holdings Gannett
Booz Allen Hamilton TheWashington Post NII Holdings
Host Hotels & Resorts
Discovery Communications Catalyst Health Solutions W.R. Grace & Co NVR
CACI International
This is our annual list of the region’s biggest companies, lawfirms, banks, nonprofit groups, hospital operators, universities and professional sports teams.We rank the groupings on various
criteria.Most companies are ranked by 2009 revenue, for instance.Universitiesmake the list by virtue of their fall 2010 enrollment, lawfirms by howmany lawyers they employ locally, and so on. For complete coverage, including stories, charts and profiles of the entire 200, check outCapital Business,TheWashington Post’s local businessweekly, or viewonline
atwashingtonpost.com/capitalbusiness.
WGL Holdings USEC
ManTech International SRA International Sunrise Senior Living
Orbital Sciences VSE
Hughes Communications Micros Systems
AvalonBay Communities Primus Telecommunications
Corporate Office Properties Trust
GTSI Corp Maximus ePlus
ICF International Ciena
LaSalle Hotel Properties DiamondRock Hospitality Choice Hotels International
Federal Realty Investment Trust
Strayer Education NeuStar TNS NCI
Corporate Executive Board AmericanWoodmark Arbitron
MicroStrategy Blackboard
United Therapeutics Intersections
Martek Biosciences K12
Washington Real Estate Investment Trust
Business
Aerospace, defense systems and IT Aerospace and defense Aerospace and defense Information technology Electric power production
Managed health care
Manufacturing—diversified Lodging
Systems and technical services Electric power distribution
Media
Contractor consulting Media
Wireless telecommunications Hotel real estate investing
Media
Pharmacy benefits management Manufacturing
Home building, mortgage financing Information technology
Natural gas distribution Uranium enrichment Information technology Information technology Senior-living communities
Launch vehicle. satellite systems Diversified professional services Broadband satellite networks Hospitality, retail technology Apartment communities
Telecommunications
Real estate investment trust Government systems contracting
Gov’t health and human services Information technology
Professional services
Telecommunications, networking Hotel real estate investing Hotels
Hotel franchising Retail real estate Postsecondary education
Managed communications services Data communications
IT and engineering services
Research and consulting Manufacturing (cabinets) Media and marketing Software
Enterprise software Biotechnology
Credit management Biotechnology
Online education Real estate investing, management
TeleCommunication Systems Telecommunications systems FBR Capital Markets USA Mobility
Financial services
Human Genome Sciences Trex
Radio One GeoEye Deltek
Liquidity Services
Emergent Biosolutions Advisory Board Argan
GP Strategies Group
Global Defense Technology & Systems
CoStar Group PRIVATE COMPANIES
Company Mars
Geico
HiltonWorldwide Allegis Group
Clark Enterprises
Astra HR Presidio Mitre Arinc
Feld Entertainment Rosenthal Automotive
Alion Science and Technology Hitt Contracting Darcars
Long & Foster
Brickman Group M.C. Dean Kettler
Wills Group Carahsoft Technology
Mars holds on to its No. 1 spot on the list, but Geico keeps growing. Also on the list are major construction firms, financial giants, consultants and media firms. Most were ranked by revenue; Carlyle Group and New Enterprise Associates made the list because of their standing in the finance industry. (Revenue is in millions.) Company
Business Food
Insurance Hospitality
Staffing services Construction
Government, professional services Information technology
Government, professional services Professional, government services Entertainment
Automotive
Professional, government services Construction Automotive Real estate
Landscaping
Government, professional services Development Energy
Information technology Revenue
$28,000.00 13,580.00 7,500.00 4,880.00 4,800.00
1,300.00 1,300.00 1,260.00 1,200.00 1,000.00
850.60 802.20 770.00 769.00 717.00
687.00 642.52 635.60 614.90 585.70
Area emp N/A
2,225 3,026 1,500 2,500
75 250
3,749 1,000 305
950
1,822 411
1,687 734
1,671 2,700 490 286 180
Business
Vangent RLJ
N.E.W. Customer Service
Government, professional services Private equity Product support
OurismanAutomotive Enterprises Automotive James G. Davis Construction
DAI Ratner
Chemonics International Bureau of National Affairs Thompson Hospitality
Dewberry
Frank Parsons Bozzuto Group
FINANCIAL SERVICES Company
Carlyle Group NewEnterprise Associates Construction
International development Hair salons
International development Media and data Hospitality
Architecture and engineering Digital products Development
Business
Private equity Venture capital
Revenue
$584.00* 528.70 505.99 500.00 461.90
409.00 400.00 382.00 331.25 321.00
320.00 256.00 208.50
Revenue
$90,900.00 11,000.00
Area emp
462 51
540
1,036 490
421
2,000 530
1,309 1,140
854 85
930
Freddie Mac Fannie Mae
Area emp
359 62
CapitalSource Farmer Mac
American Capital Agency
Mortgage secondary market Mortgage secondary market Commercial finance
Mortgage secondary market Alternative asset management
$37,600.00 22,494.00* 919.46* 208.30
127.92*
DuPont Fabros Technology Chindex International Saul Centers
Integral Systems Online Resources
First Potomac Realty Trust Learning Tree International Tier Technologies ComScore
ATS Versar
Sourcefire Vocus
Iridium Communications
Telecommunications and paging Pharmaceuticals
Wood-polymer decking
Radio broadcasting Satellite imagery
Enterprise applications software Online auction marketplace
Cogent Communications Group Broadband Internet services
Biopharmaceuticals and vaccines Health-care business research Systems engineering, development Professional services
IT, engineering for defense
Commercial real estate Wholesale data centers Health care
Real estate investment trust Satellite control systems
Financial technology services Real estate investing
Management training and IT Electronic payment processing Digital marketing intelligence
Information technology Global project management Cybersecurity
Public relations software Satellite communications
FINANCIAL COMPANIES Name
$45,189.00 33,755.00 31,981.00 16,740.00 14,119.00
13,903.53 11,184.94 10,908.00
10,070.00 9,259.00
5,612.99 5,122.63 4,569.73 4,397.60 4,158.00
3,516.00 2,894.38 2,825.00 2,743.85 2,730.16
2,706.86 2,036.80 2,020.33 1,540.56 1,464.14
1,125.30 1,014.64 1,009.70 914.32 851.58
815.55 767.52 761.87
720.11 684.25
674.40 652.63 607.00 575.68 564.18
531.02 511.96
480.39 474.82 468.91
442.91 406.54 384.95 377.79 377.00
369.85 364.63 345.20 315.57
306.93
300.09 292.49 289.71 275.75 272.29
272.09 271.10 265.82 236.28 235.81
234.79 230.36 220.93 219.24
212.85
209.66 200.28 171.44 161.11 159.93
151.86 133.88 132.56 128.25 127.74
118.66 112.20 103.47 84.58 75.99
Revenue Area emp 16,000
16,600 7,762
10,079 454
400 N/A
13,550 17,000 2,425
N/A
16,000 2,700 271 177
1,900 195
1,114 650
5,959
1,410 93
3,600 4,131 3,600
1,788 850
1,242 993 400
50
360 475
485 260
2,400 600 30 19
423
144 753
629 379 837
1,000 300 726 750 600
136 400 220 410
300
315 279 55
1,065 400
140 222 625 125 260
180 965 72
292 700
580 68 19 63
278
358 110 223 100 319
425 150 221 395 54
MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2010
Business
Revenue
Area emp 5,018
4,896 271 49
185
*Vangent revenue is from 2008. The Fannie Mae figure is net revenue. The CapitalSource figure is total investment income. The American Capital Agency figure is interest income.
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