OMAI COMPANIES

COMPANIES RECEIVING THE LARGEST DOLLAR VOLUMEOF PRIME CONTRACT AWARDS

Fiscal Year /

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

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100 COMPANIES AND THEIR SUBSIDIBY CORPORATIONS

LISTED ACCORDING TO NET VALUE OF MILITARY

PRIKI CO1NRACT AWARDS

Fiscal Year 1964(July 1963 - June 1964)

SThe 100 companies and their subsidiaries which received the largest

dollar volume of military prime contracts of $10,000 or more in fiscal ye-ar1964 accounted for 73.4* of the United States total. This is a decrease of

0.5 percentage points from the 73.9% during fiscal year 1963. The table

below shows that the 73.4% of prime contracts awarded to the top 100corporate groups during fiscal year 1964 was somewhat lower than the average

over the last 7 years. The first 10 companies had 1.7% more of the totalthan in fiscal year 1963, while the remaining companies had an overall

aecrease of 2.2%. It should be noted that about one-half of the militarywork of the large concerns is subcontracted with approximately 40% of theamount subcontracted going to small business concerns.

Percent of U. S. Total

._ Companies Y 195 F 1959 FY 160 FY 1961 FYY 1963 9 6964

1st 9.8% 7.2% 6.0% 6.5% 5.6% 5.9% 5.8%2nd 6.4 5.2 5.1 5.2 t.7 5.2 5.43rd 3.6 4.5 4.8 5.2 4.4 4.1 4.64th 3... 4.1 4.6 4.1 4.0 4.o 4.1

1 -5 2.% 250q 23.0

6-10 12.4 12.0 11.3 11.8 11. 1 10.9 12.0.11 -25 1 17.6 1 1 :8.2 24. 17.8 17.1

1~25 -78 ZT 535 &%% 5179 29

26 - 50 9.1 10.7 11.3 11.0 12.6 13.7 12.951 - 75 4.8 5.5 5.4 5.5 6.o 5.5 5.76 - 100 3.0 3 9 . 2.8 25c

1 -100 73- 7.4WW 739% 7.

Boeing Company in second place with contract awards of $1,365.2million (5.4%), occupies the same position as in fiscal year 1963. Itscontract work was almost entirely in aircraft and missiles. The prin-cipal missile project is the Minuteman ICI4 Missile. Aircraft projectsinclude KC-135 Troop and Cargo Transports, CH-47A Chinook Troop Transport,CH-h6A Sea Knight Assault Transport Helicopters, and modification ofB-52 Strato Fortress bombers.

McDonnell Aircraft Corp., whose contracts totalled $1,157.4 million(4.6%), ranks third. This compares with a contract value of $497.0million and 9th position in fiscal year 1963. The prime contract work-of the company is predominantly for the production of the F-4 series ofPhantom II fighter-bomber and reconnaissance aircraft for Navy and AirForce.

North American Aviation, Inc. received $1,019.5 million (4.1%) inawards, dropping from 3rd place in fiscal year 1963 to 4th place infiscal year 1964. Its major projects include research and developmentof the B-70 aircraft, the production of the A-5 Vigilante and T-39Sabreliner aircraft, missile propulsion equipment, and a wide varietyof electronic equipment, including guidance and control for theMinuteman missile and for ship navigational systems.I

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INDEX OF 100 PAREVT COMP0a1ES WHICH WITH THEIR SUBSIDIARIES RECEIVED SDLAREST DOLLAR VOUI4E OF MILITARY PRD]E COPRACT AWARDS Zi FISCAL YEAR 1964

Rank Parent Company Bank Parent Comany

45. Aerospace Corp. (N) 34. Kaiser Industries Corp.87. American Bosch Arma Corp. 68. Kaman Aircraft Corp.

VC61. American Machine & Foundry Co. 95. Kieit (Peter) Sons' Co.88. American Ship Building Co.

7. American Telephone & Telegraph Co. 56. Lear-Siegler, Inc.64. Asiatic Petroleum Corp. 100. Leavell-Kiewit (JV)69. Atlantic Research Corp. 22. Ling-Temco-Vought, Inc.16. Avco Corp. 28. Litton Industries, Inc.

1. Lockheed Aircraft Corp.17. Bendix Corp.85. Bethlehem Steel Corp. 48. Magnavox Co.

2. Boeing Co. 9. Martin Marietta Corp.53. Burroughs Corp. 43. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (N)

3. MaDo2. Aircraft Corp.30. Chrysler Corp. 77. Mitre -orp. (N)75. Cities Service Co. 54. Morrisor-Perini-Eardeman (JV)37. Collins Radio Co. 40. Morrison-Utah-Perini-Leavell (JV)47. Continental Motors Corp.72. Continental Oil Co. 10. Newport News Snipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.71. Control Data Corp. 4. North American Aviation, Inc.60. Curtiss-Wright Corp. 31. Northrop Corp.66. Cutler-Hamer, Inc. r

- . Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.

62. Day & Zimmerman, Inc. .. Pan American Wor Airvays, Inc.S29. Douglas Aircraft Co.

4 9. du Pont (E. I. ) de Nrmours & Co. 2.RdoCr.o mrcS97. Dynaectron Corp. 21. Raytheon Co.

51z Republic Aviation Corp.70. Eastman Kodak Co. a. Tchfield Oil Corp.86. Electronic Counications, Inc. 96. Ryan Aeronautical Co.

35. F M C Corp. ,... Sanders Associates, Inc.93. Fairchild-Hiller Corp. 67. Shell Caribbean Petroleum Co.89. Firestoue Tire & Rubber Co. 63. Signal Oil & Gas Co.27. Ford Motor Co. 94. S'nclair Oil Corp.

44. Socony Mobil Oil Co.5. General Dynamics Corp. 12. Sperry Rand Corp.6. General Electric Co. 39. Standard Oil Co. (California)

19. General Motors Corp. 83. Standard Oil Co. (Indiana)38. General Precision Equipsent Corp. 33. Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey)25. General Telephone & Electron sa Corp. 91. Stanford Research Institute (N)13. General Tire & Pober Co. 65. Sverdrup & Parcel, Inc.50! Coodyear Tire & T,-ar Co. 59. System Development Corp. (N)21. Gnman Al r .c&t FAgneerirn Corp.90. Gy.sc-re Co. of America, Inc. 42. Texaco, Inc.

80. Texas Instru.ments, Inc.26. Textron, Inc.

Hb* iardezn-Moner-Rutherson (JV) 20. Thiokol Chemical Corp.

7. Bazelti¢ jr., 84. Union Oil Co. of California36. .c-i .cz Co. 8. United Aircraft Corp._t r-ne11, Inc. 79. United States Steel Corp.15. P.;hoes Aircrart Co. 99. Universal American Corp.

, luternational Business Machines Corp. 81. Vitro Corp. of America57 International Harvester Co.

. -nternational Telephone & Telegraph Corp. 5". Western Union Telegraph Co.78. Westinghouse Air Brake Co.

J. johns Hopkins University (N) 23. Westinghouse Electriz Corp.

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100 COMPANIES AIM THEIR SUBSIDIARIES LISTED ACCORDING TONET VALE OF MILM PRDW CORACT AWARDS

Fiscal Year 196(1 July 1963 - 30 June 19R')

Millions Percent CumiulativeRank Coupsnies of of U.S. Percent of

Dollars Total U. S. Tot~tl

U. S. TOYIAL a/ 25,163.7 100.0% 100.0%

TOTAL, 100 COMPANIESAND THEIR StESIDIARIES / 184!. IL-4l3-

1. LOCKHEED AIRCRAFT CORP. 1,357.0 5.4Lockheed Air Terminal, Inc. (-)0.3 -Puget Sound Bridge & Dry Dock Co. 0.4

Total 1 5.8

2. BOEING CO. 1,365.2 5.4 32.2

3. McDORIELL AIRCRAFT? CORP. 1,155.5 4.6Ycon Mfg. Cqo. 1.9

Total T, -T1 A.5.8(17 4. AMEICAN AVIATION, INC. 1,019.5 4.1 19.9

5. GENERAL DYNMICS CORP. 986.7 3.9 23.8

6. GNAL ECTRIC CO. 892.6 3.5 27.3

7. AMERICAN TE EI~OE & TELEGRAPH CO. 155.3 0.6Chesapeake & Potomac Tel. Co. 2.2Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co. 1.6New Ensland Tel. & Tel. Co. 0.3New Jersey Bell Tel. Co. 0.4New York Telephone Co. 0.1 d/Northwestern Bell Tel. Co. 0.4Pacific Northwest Bell Tel. Co. 0.1Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. 0.6Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co. 1.6 4_Southwestern Bell Tel. Co. 1.2Teletype Corp. 19.4 0.1Western Electric Co. 452.4 1.8

Total 635.6 2.5 29.8

8. UNITED AIRCRAFT CORP. 625.0 2.5Vector Mfg. Co. 0.4 d/

Total W7 32.3

9. MARTlIN-MARIETITA CORP. 474.7 1.9Bunker-Ramo Corp. 1.5

Total W .A 34.2

* 10. EWPOnA EWS SEnIUn.DING & DRY DOCK CO. 4oo.2 1.6 35.8

L 11. GRUM4AN AI10M ENGINEERING CORP. 395.6 1.6 37.4

12. SPERY RAND CORP. 373.9 1.5 38.9

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MiIIions Percent CumulativeRank Companies of of U.S. Percent of

Dollars Total U. S. Total

13. GENRtAL TIE &.HUBER CO. $ 4.3* Aerojet-Delft Corp. 0.5

Aerojet-General Corp. 345.1AAerojet--eneral Shipyards, Inc. 0.9 4/Space Electronics Corp. 0.5 . 0.Space General Corp. 1310.1

Total 3614.4 1.5 4o.414. 7 ;wmONAL BusniESS MAfIES CORP. 332.0 1.3

Science Research Associates 0.1 d'Service Bureau Corp. 0.3

Total .v 41.7

15. HMEES AIRCRAFT CO. 288.7 1.2 42.9

16. AVCO CORP. 278.7 1.1 44.0

17. BENDIX CORP. 248.5 1.0Bendix Field Engineering Corp. 8.2Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co. 0.2Cleveland Instrument Co. C_/Sheffield Corp. 0.5

Total 27Vn.45.018. INTERNTIONAL MMONE & TELMRAPH CORP. 106.8 0.4

Ai atc: Systms Cor. C/American Cable & Radio Corp. 3.2iColorad!o Research Corp. 0.1Federal Electri,; norp. 60.7 0.3

International Electric Corp. 57.3 0.2fIT Bell & Gossett, Inc. I/ V

7- IT Cannon Electric, Inc. 0.7ITT General Controls, Inc. 0.7IT Gilfillan, Inc. 25.0 0.1M Intelcom, Inc. c/ 1I Semi-Conductors, Inc. 0.3 4/

Jennings Radio Mfg. Corp. 0.2Kuthe laboratories, Inc. 0.6Mackay Radio & Telegraph Co. 0.2Puerto Rico Telephone Co. C/Suprenant Mfg. Co. 0.3

Total 1.0 46.0

19. GENERAL MOTORS CORP. 255.8 1.0 47.0

t 20. THIODL CHEICAL CORP. 251.2 1.0A Shavnee Industries, Inc. 2.4 d!

Total Z 48.o

21. RAYTEO CO. 248.8 1.0Machlett Laboratories, Inc. 4.2 d/

Total 253.0 1.0 49.0

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Dollars Total U. S. Total

22. LIG-TWO-VOUGHT, INC. $ 231.3 1.0..te Lansing Corp. 0.1Altec Service Corp. c/Continental Electronics Mfg. Co. 9.6Continental Electronics Systems, Inc. 1.8

i - F F & M Electroaics, Inc. 0.2Kentron Corp. 0.1Temco Electronics & Missiles Co. 3.7Temco Electronics Displ.y Systems 0.7

Toml 1.0 50.0

23. WETIMOUSE ECT11IC CORP. 235.9 1.0Bryant Electric Co. 0.5 /Thermo King Corp. 0.5 _2Total 23-. 1.0 51.0

24. RADIO CORP. OF A1hERICA 233.5 1.0LA Defense Electronics Corp. 0.1 d/

1.9 52.0

25. GHEAL 'R0 & ELECTRONICS CORP. 0.9 0.0Autotc Electric Sales Corp. 19.1 0.1General Telephone & Electroics Laboratories.> 1 "-Inc. 0.7 4/General Telephone Co. of the Southwest aLenkurt Electric Co., Inc.Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.2.3

Total2-7 0.9 52.9

26. TEm , INC. 0.9 0.3Accessory Products Corp. 0.1Alleay Instrment Co. cV

Bell Aerospace Corp. 1.2 0.9Dalmo, Victor CO. 0.9 A_/Jones & Lamson Machine Co. 0.6 dNuclear Metals, Inc. 0.2 6Pittsburgh Steel Foundry Corp. 0.1ispeide Corp.-cTextron Electronics Inc. 2.3dTextron Oregon, Inc. 1.0Townsend Co.d

Lotai _L1 53.8!27. FORD MOTOR CO. 66.4 0.3

Philco Corp. 144.8 OToa 232.--- 1 54.6

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Millions Percent CumulativeRank Companies of of U.S. Percent of

Dollars Total U. S. Total

28. LMfON fUXLMWES, INC. 4 .1Adler Electronics, Inc. 13.2 0.1Aero Service Corp. 0.5Airtron, Inc. 0.2Clifton Precision ProductE Co., Inc. 0.2

-7- Eertron, Inc. 0.8 4Ingalls Shipbuilding Corp. 57.3 0.2Litton Electron Tube Corp. 0.1Litton Precision Products, Inc. 1.0Litton Systems, Inc. 131.6 0.5McKiernan-Terry Corp. 0.4Monroe Calculating Machine Co., Inc. 0.2Westrex Corp. 0.4Winchester Electronics, Inc. C/

Total 210.0 55.4

29. DOEGIAS AIRCRPT CO. 203.2 0.8 56.a

30. CHMMM CORP. 170.2 0.7 56.9

31. NORTHRP CORP. 136.6 0.6Astro Technology Corp. 0.1 41Page Commmications Engineers, .Inc. 28.2 0.1

Total 0.-7 57.6

32. PAN AMERICAN WORLD JA AIS, INC. 164.1 0.7 58.3

3. STADAI OIL CO. %(EW JEFSEX) 0.0 0.0Esso International, Inc. 99.3 0.4Esso Research & Engineer-ing Co. 3.7 d/Esso Standard Eastern, Inc. 0.2Gilbert & i&-rker -g. Co. C/Humble Oil & Bef;n Cg . 5Y.9 0.2Jersey Production Research Co. 0.1 d/

> KaisTooa 161.2o.ta6 58.9

34 . KAISER U S CORP. 01od/Kaiser Aerospace & Electronics Corp. 1.3

Kaiser (Henry J.) Co. 1.0Kaiser Jeep Corp e/ 128.9 0.5Kaiser Steel Corp 0.8 _

National Steel & Shipbuilding Co. 19.6 0.1Total ". TT- 59.5

35. M C CORP. 130.7 0.5Northern Ordnance, Inc. 10.7

Total 0.5 6o.o

36. HERC.ES PuzR CO. 136.9 0.5 60.5

37- CCOUIM RADIO CO. 129.0 0.5 61.0

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Rank Comies of of U.S. Percent ofDollars Total U. S. Total

38. MERAL PRWCIS70N Eq3Ih4ENT CORP. $ 0.0 0.0General Precision, Inc. 1214.4 0.5Graflex, Inc. 0.8Strong Electric Corp. C/

~ sTotal 125.2 0. 61.5

39. SwmAP.D OIL cownPA1 (cALIFRmNIA) 67.4 0.3American Bitumuls & Asphalt Co. c/Cal-Ky Oil Co.85California Chemical Co. 0.1 d/California Oil Co. 3.7California Research Corp. 0.1Caltex Oil Products Co.,f/ 37-5 0.2Caltex Philippines, Inc. 0.1 #Counity Oil Co. O.4Standard Oil Co. of Texas 4.6

S Total I7i62.o

4o. MomSON-U E CcPAYr, iE.;UTAhR COISTION & )fIKflG CO.;

PEMIMI CORP; and C. H. LUVEIL & CO. 121.5 0.5 62.5

41. HomWLL, IE. 107.5 0.4 62.9

4-o. mm o, i. 22.2 0.1- _____Caltex Oil Products Co. f/ 37-5 0.2

Caitex Philippines, Inc.-_/ 0.1Paragon Oil Co. 3.4Texaco Experiment, Inc. 2.1Texaco Export, Inc. 37.0 0.2Txc I etoicEn 1.6 d/,Texaco Trinidad, Inc. 0.2IUhite Fuel Co., Inc. 1.6

Total 057 63.343. KAssACUM INTE OF TEMOLOu 98.2 o.A 63.7

44. so o MO.Ln, Co. 79.1 0.3 64.0

45. AEROSPACE COWP. 76.2 0.3 64.3

46. T mpscs-R ow oLDmII, Inc. 13-3 0.1

~~an Cor-pu-m . o 0.1

Pacific Semiconuctors 0.1Radio Condenser Co. 0.1.Radio Industries, Inc. 0.3

IN- Ross Gear & Tool Co. Inc. 0.3Space Tecbnolog Laboratories, Inc. 59-3 0.2

Total 0.3 604.6

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Millions Percent CuulativeRank Companies of of U.S. Percent of

Dollars Total U. S. Total

47. com m MOTms CORp. $ 52.4 0.2Continental Aviation & Engineering Corp. 17.6 0.1Gray Marine Motor Co. 0.I d/Wisconsin Motors Corp. 0.5 _3V

Total 70.6 0.3 64.9

18. XMGAAVoX Co. 69.4 0.3 65.2

19. du PONT (E. I.) e IMsOURS & Co. 9.9Remington Arms Co., Inc. 59.2 0.3

STotal 0.3 65.5

50. GOM)!EAR RE & RBBER CO. 27.6 0.1Goodyear Aerospace Corp 39.9 0.2Ke1.ly-Springfie.d Tire Co.e/ d/Motor '4heel Corp. 0.9 _/

Total 0.3 65.8

* 51. FEF3JBI.C AVIAZlON CORP. 66.9 0.3 66.1

( 52. OLIN MATHIESON CM-ICAL CORP. 66.2 0.3 66.4

53. BUXOM CORP. 65.0 0.3Burroughs Control Corp. 0.4 d

Total 0.3 66.7

54. NORRISONUDSEN CO. ,INC.;WIE I CORP.; and IARD]XA. (PAUL), INC. 64.9 0.3 67.0

55- STERi UZ0N T CO- 59.0 0.2 67.2

56. IAR-S R, Inc. 57.2 0.2Eallamore Electronics Co. CL~earSiegler Services, Ine..ett Electronics, Inc. 1.7

Total " .2 67.4

57. IRmM1AONAL REST CO. 16.1 0.2Hough (Frank G.) Co. 8.8MacLeod & Co. 0.9

Total 0 0.2 67.6

58. JOS ROPKM UNIYRITY 54.9 0.2 67.a

59. S E DEVELMM CORP %53.6 0.2 68.o

60. CUTSS-WMGHT CORP. 51.2 0.2 68.2

61. AMRICAN M :DE a FCUJDRI CO. 50.4 0.2A M F nternational Co. d/ofCuo Engineering Corp. 0.2Lbtal 50.6 0.2 68.4

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DollaL-r Total U.S. Total

62. DAY & Z mmW, Ic. $ 48.6 0.2 68.6

63. SIGNAL OIL AND GAS CO. 6.1 d/Garrett Corp. 41. 0.2Petroleum Heat & Power, Inc. c/Southland Oil Corp. 0.1 dT K M Electric Corp. 0.1

Total 47.7 0 2 68.8

64.. SATIC OImwU CORP. 45.3 0.2 69.0

65. SVERDRUP & PARCEL, I3E. 0.9A R 0, Inc. 4.0 0.2

Total W.9 0.2 69.2

66. CuTL-mvE, inc. 43.0 0.2 69.

67. SmEL cA~nmaN mnmwItb Co. 24.4 0.1International LIbricant Corp. 0.7Shell Oil Co. 17.2 0.1

Total U7-0.2 69.6

68. KAM AIRCRAFT CORP. 42.1 0.2 69.8

69. ATLAmmC 1aSEACmH CORP. 4.0.9 0.2_ _FYight Sciences Labo'-atory, Inc. 0.1

Northeastern Engineering, Inc. 0.5Total 0.2 70.0

70- EASDIAN5 KODAK CO. 39.2 0.2Eastman Chemical Products, Inc. S/ d/East-an Kodak Stores, Inc. 1.7Recordak Corp. 0.5

Total V 0.2 70.2

71. COROL DATA CORP. 40.4 0.2Control Corp. 0.1Rabinow Electronics, Inc. 0.7

Total- 4 0.2 7o.4

72. CON72- AL OIL CO. 34.2 0.2Douglas Oil Co. of Calif. 2.6 d/Malco Refineries, Inc. 1.6Western Oil & Fel Co. 1.3

Total 39.-7 0.2 70.6

73. HA!ES IN OZTI0NAL COIT. 35.8 0.1 70.7

7. HAROWEAN (PAUL), IM.; COMUI DMUTm ns

(1NM) LD.; and Et mmoN ERoCs.rf.,Lm. 35.0 0.1 70.8

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Dollars Total U. S. Total

75. CIIES SERICE CO. $ 0.0 0.0Cities Service Gas Co. 0.5 A/Cities Service Oil Co. 34.2 0.1

Total 30.17 0.1 70.9

- 76. HAZTI CORP. 34.6 0.1 71.0

77. Mr= CORP. 34.5 0.1 71.1

78. I XRfl:H(E AIR BRAKE CO. 0.8 dGeorge E. Failing Co. 0.3 WLeToneau-West Co. 3.5Melparp Inc. 29.7 0.11-o0ve Pss Corp. 0.1 _0.qToa o,4. .1 71.2

HI79 UK STAIS STEEL COR. 31.8 0.1 71.3

80. TEXAS OM . O, I. 32.7 0.1

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Total 0.1

,81. VI CORP. OF' AMEICa 32.9 0.1 71.5

82. FaMWIE OIL CORP. 31..8 0.1 7.

84. sT D , OIL CO. (IM) .0 0.0Aerican Oel Co. 30.6 0.13A-chemStel Corp. Cor1-0 -

Total 31-3 0.1 71.7

84. EIECL CO. OF CA ,FlUA 31.3 0.1CoSier Carbon & C emical Corp. / d

Total 0.1 71.8

y85. HOMERLH STEEL CORP. 30.0 0..eteA Steel Co. 30.0 .2BeDhlehe S&e. Mrhob Corp. 0.7Tota 1 3o.-7-- - 1 O.1 .-9

86. EIcT= ca& 03E , 3C . 26.1 0.1Benson Mfg. C. C/Standard -vrc!io, Inc.45

Toa .30- - 72.0

87. A5a BCSC K~A COR. 30.0 0.1 72.188 . aMCN SEE BULDN CO. 29.7 O.1 72.2

89. FIETN T in & .w IW Co. 29-3 0.1D a to Tim= & R u b e .-o . 0 .3 _ __

Total 29.6 0.1 72-3

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Dollars Total U. S. Total

90. GMhODYNE CO. OF AMERICA, INC. $ 29.2 0.1 72.4

91. STANFORD RESERCH INSTIMIJE 28.7 0.1 72.5

92. HAFDMW (PAUL), INC. & MORRISON-KNUDSENCO., INC. 27.0 0.1 72.693. FAIRCHILD-HILLER CORP. 15.1 0.1

Hiller Aircraft Co. 12.2 AzTotal 20.3 0.1 72.7

94. SINCLAIR OIL CORP. 0.0 0.0Sinclair Refining Co. 26.6 0.1Sinclair Petrochemicals. Inc.

Total 0.1 72.8

95. KIEWIT (PETER) SONS' CO. 25.9 0.1 72.9

96. RYAN AEROAUTICAL Co. 25.0 0.1 73.0

97. DYNALECTRON CORP. , 25.0 0.1 73.1

98. SANDERS ASSOCIATES, INC. 24.5 0.1 73.2

99. UNIVERSAL AMERICAN CORP. 0.1 1/Amron Corp. 16.4 0.1Harderan (Paul), Inc. 8.0 Az

Total -4-r- 0.1 73.3

100. LEAVELL, C. H., CO. & KIEWIT (PETER) SOW CO. 22.9 0.1 73.4

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FOOTN0TES:

a/ Net value of new procurement actions minus cancellations, terminationsand other credit transactions. The data include debit and credit procure-ment actions of $10,000 or more, under military supply, service and con-struction contracts for work in the U. S.; plus awards to listed companiesand other identifiable U. S. companies for work overseas.

*Procurement actions include definitive contracts, the obligated portionsof letter of intent and letter contracts, purchase orders, job orders,task orders, delivery orders, and any other orders against existing non-t: 'acts. The data do not include that part of open-end or indefinitequantity contracts that have not been translated into specific orders onbusiness firms. The data do not include purchase commitments or pendingcancellations that have not yet becoe mutually binding agreementsbetween the government and the company.

_ The assignment of subsidiaries to parent companies is based on stockownership of 50% or more by the parent company, as indicated by datapublished in standard industrial reference sources. The company totalsdo not include contracts made by other U. S. Government agencies andfinanced with Department of Defense funds, or contracts awarded in foreignnations through their respective governments. The cnmpany names and corpo-rate structures are those in effect as of 30 June 1964. Only those subsidi-aries are shown for which procurement actions have been reported.

c/ Less than $50,000.

Less than 0.05%

e/ Includes $41.3 million in prime contracts awarded to Studebaker Corp. for5-ton trucks prior to the acquisition by Kaiser-'eep Corp. in February 1964of Studebaker production facilities in South Bend, Indiana.

f/ Stock ownership is equally divided between Standard Oil Co. of Californiaand Texaco, Inc.; half of the total of military awards is shown under eachof the parent cnmpanies.

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