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Archive Issue

05/15/06; Vol. 21 No. T100

COVER STORIES
The Billion-Dollar Club
When Ed Casey became CEO of Serco North America Inc. in January, he knew he had a formidable task ahead of him. The Vienna, Va., company had spent the previous year integrating its March 2005 acquisition, Resource Consultants Inc., a company roughly the same size.

Small companies build market muscle
The Top 100 isn’t exclusively the land of giants. Many small and midsized businesses elbow their way onto the list each year.

NEWS IN DEPTH

Big contract wins highlight the first quarter

Fingerprint vendors trip over NIST test results

EDITOR'S NOTE

100 companies ... 100 stories

DATASTREAM

Mergers & acquisitions

Contract roundup

FEDERAL

Homeland watch: In brief

Infotech and the Law: Federal sole-source contracting remains an open secret

Inside track: In brief

The wolf is at the door

Market Share: Top 100 has space available

�Teeth and consequences�

Eyes on the prize

SPECIAL REPORT

No. 1: 12 times the fun for Lockheed

No. 2: Northrop takes aim on health IT

No. 3: SAIC prepares for public debut

No. 4: Revving the acquisition engine

No. 5: CSC holds a lure for a buyer

No. 6: Raytheon works the system

No. 7: L-3 cuts bigger slice of govt pie

No. 8: For EDS, steady as she goes

No. 9: Booz Allen adapts to stay on top

No. 10: Dell solutions get superpowered

No. 11: BAE keeps acquisition fires burning

No. 12: Despite sale, Anteon�s vision lives on

No. 13: Intelligence work fuels CACI�s growth

No. 14: Verizon-MCI combination packs a punch

No. 15: Restructured IDS lets Boeing help clients

No. 16: ITT Industries aims for the sweet spot

No. 17: IBM Corp. steps up as a subcontractor

No. 18: Sprint Nextel goes for convergence

No. 19: For SRA, the profit is in its people

No. 20: It�s always mission possible for Unisys

Buy Lines: Desperately seeking a standard vocabulary

Hot markets rev up Top 100 engines

Guest column: Top100 companies are born hunters

Success beckons from the bleeding edge

On policy front, procurement and GSA loom large

How we got our numbers

STATE AND LOCAL

Opportunity knocking: In brief

States get custom fit for IT budgets

EMERGING TECHNOLOGY

On the edge: In brief

Sun shines hot on the grid

San Francisco project taps radio waves for connectivity

THE IT CROWD

Who's on first?

LAST BYTE

Deena Kastor | Survival Guide: Perspectives from the field

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