Difference between revisions of "SAIC"
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| − | SAIC, [[Science Applications International Corporation]], is a company which specializes in complex engineering and technology programs for U.S. military and intelligence agencies. | + | SAIC, [[Science Applications International Corporation]], is a company which specializes in complex engineering and technology programs for U.S. military and intelligence agencies. SAIC was founded in 1969 and has grown rapidly in recent years. It was floated on the stock exchange in October 2006. |
| − | 90% of SAIC's business comes from the U.S. government, and the company {{ref|SAIC}}'has more than 9,000 active government contracts and counts the Army, Central Intelligence Agency and National Security Administration among its biggest customers. About 23,000 of SAIC's 43,000 employees have security clearances to work on classified government programs.' | + | 90% of SAIC's business comes from the U.S. government, and the company {{ref|SAIC}}'has more than 9,000 active government contracts and counts the Army, Central Intelligence Agency and National Security Administration among its biggest customers. About 23,000 of SAIC's 43,000 employees have security clearances to work on classified government programs.' |
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[[M. Stuart Davis]] joined SAIC in January as senior vice president for investor relations. | [[M. Stuart Davis]] joined SAIC in January as senior vice president for investor relations. | ||
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Revision as of 16:48, 11 December 2006
SAIC, Science Applications International Corporation, is a company which specializes in complex engineering and technology programs for U.S. military and intelligence agencies. SAIC was founded in 1969 and has grown rapidly in recent years. It was floated on the stock exchange in October 2006.
90% of SAIC's business comes from the U.S. government, and the company [1]'has more than 9,000 active government contracts and counts the Army, Central Intelligence Agency and National Security Administration among its biggest customers. About 23,000 of SAIC's 43,000 employees have security clearances to work on classified government programs.'
Staff
M. Stuart Davis joined SAIC in January as senior vice president for investor relations.
Paul W. Sullivan a former executive with Titan Corporation, was hired by SAIC in February as senior vice president for business development.
Arnold L. Punaro, a former Marine Corps major general is responsible for government affairs and other operations.
