PROTEUS Technologies (PROTEUS), a premier provider of software and systems engineering solutions in the Washington D.C./Baltimore corridor, is proud to announce that they have been recognized as one of the Future 50 Winners by Washington SmartCEO Magazine for 2010. The Future 50 program recognizes the 50 fastest-growing companies in the Greater Washington area based on employee and revenue growth. This year's Future 50 winners collectively employ 29,000 people and generate over $9 billion in revenue.
PROTEUS is an innovative, leading-edge software and systems engineering solutions provider serving the Intelligence Community, Federal Executive Departments, and Commercial Industries. PROTEUS' President & CEO, Teresa M. Taylor stated, "We are honored to be recognized by SmartCEO on their list of growing companies, we recognize that our success is the direct result of the dedication and incredible technical talent of our staff, whose contributions are making a difference for our clients in the intelligence community, healthcare and homeland defense". PROTEUS has been honored with other recent awards, including recognition as a finalist in both the Fairfax Chamber of Commerce "Government Contractor of the Year (GovCon)" in the under $25M category, and by the Small and Emerging Contractors Advisory Forum (SECAF).
Headquartered in Annapolis Junction, with offices in Columbia, MD, Burlington, MA as well as several satellite offices, PROTEUS has been a Greater Washington provider of software and systems engineering solutions to both the Government and commercial sectors since 1999. For more information about PROTEUS, please visit www.proteuseng.com.
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