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Founded in 1977, DCS Corporation is one of the leading technology services companies for the United States Department of Defense and other federal agencies. It specializes in military combat systems technologies and provides a blend of core engineering and management disciplines to solve challenges associated with sensors, platform electronics, weapons and knowledge systems. DCS Corporation employs a team of nearly 500 engineers and technical professionals. Headquartered in Alexandria, Va., DCS maintains offices in numerous locations throughout the U.S.

BAE Systems is one of the largest manufacturers of defense equipment in the world. The company has expertise in the development and delivery of advanced defense, security and aerospace systems. With a staff of more than 10,000 people, it serves customers in over 100 countries. BAE Systems has annual sales of nearly 18 billion. The company designs and manufactures a range of electronic systems and subsystems for both military and commercial uses. Its product line includes electronic warfare systems, navigation components, avionics controls and radiation-hardened digital equipment. BAE Systems also offers acoustic communication and underwater surveillance systems. In addition, the company provides tactical systems and high-capacity radios. It has operations in the United States, Australia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Sweden and the United Kingdom.

Northrop Grumman Information Systems is a leading global provider of advanced solutions that deliver timely, enabling information to where its needed most for its military, intelligence, civilian, state and local and commercial customers. It is a $10 billion business employing approximately 35,000 employees with offices in 50 states and 18 countries. The company supports commanders who manage far-flung forces via global command, control and communications systems; police and firefighters who will access high-speed data and video over a new broadband wireless network; battlefield commanders who use a tactical Internet to lead their troops; Department of Homeland Security staffers who rely on their classified network infrastructure; intelligence analysts who rely on their systems to get actionable information into the right hands at the right time; missile defense analysts who model and simulate scenarios at the Joint National Integration Center; states, counties and cities who rely on the management of their information infrastructures to deliver responsive services to their citizens; and businesses that adopt new software solutions to make their enterprise processes run more smoothly and efficiently.