1. Federal Business Alliance Texas Small Business Procurement Fair - What It Takes to be My Partner - Lee Ann Standish, PMP Vice President / Small Business Advocate Government Contract Support Center July 3, 2007

2. 2 Alliance Texas Company Confidential Agenda n SAIC Overview n SAIC Small Business Performance n Preferred Teammate Characteristics n SAIC Areas of Interest n References

3. 3 Alliance Texas Company Confidential Our Company Our Successes 37 years of continuous growth $8.3 billion in annual revenues for FY 2007 Fortune 500 ® company – #298 Superb staff of qualified professionals More than 44,000 personnel worldwide 10,000 employees with advanced degrees 19,000 with security clearances Key positions on initiatives of national importance National security Intelligence Homeland defense Cancer research Leading provider of contracted R&D services All figures current as of April 2007. For almost four decades, Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) has created solutions to complex technical challenges worldwide. A Fortune 500 ® corporation, we are one of the leading systems, solutions and technical services companies worldwide. Our Values Technical and Professional Excellence Customer Success Ethics and Integrity Entrepreneurial Freedom with Responsibility A Culture of Ownership Importance of the Individual

4. 4 Alliance Texas Company Confidential Market Leadership #1 Top GSA Contractors Government Executive – August 2006 #2 Top GSA Vendors Federal Times – May 2007 #2 Top Professional Services Contractors Federal Times – April 2007 #2 Top Systems Integrators Federal Computer Week – Sept 2006 SAIC is recognized as a leading research and engineering company that can solve a broad array of important customer business and mission-critical problems. #3 Top Technology Companies Government Executive – August 2006 #4 America’s Most Admired Companies: Information Technology Services Fortune – April 2007 #5 Top Federal Prime Contractors Washington Technology – May 2007 #298 Fortune 500 Fortune – April 2007

5. 5 Alliance Texas Company Confidential Federal Subcontracting Performance SUBCONTRACT AWARDS TO SMALL BUSINESSES

6. 6 Alliance Texas Company Confidential Select Awards for SAIC's Small Business Participation 2007, 2001 Small Business Administration Eisenhower Award Recognition of SAIC’s excellence in working with Small Business 2007*, 2006*, 2004*, 2003, 2002, 2000, 1999, and 1998 DoD Nunn-Perry Award Winner Recognition of SAIC’s exemplary performance in mentor/protégé arrangements under DOD program 2006 Department of State Certificate of Achievement Recognition of SAIC’s accomplishments of small business goals during Government Fiscal Year 2005 2006 Department of Justice Certificate of Achievement Recognition of SAIC’s accomplishments of small business goals during Government Fiscal Year 2005 2006, 2005 Veteran Business Journal Award for Best Corporations for Veteran-Owned Businesses Recognition of SAIC’s exemplary performance in working with Veteran and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Businesses 2004, 2002 Small Business Administration Frances Perkins Vanguard Award Recognition of SAIC’s commitment to working with Women-owned businesses 2003 Department of Commerce Distinguished Supplier Diversity Award Recognition of SAIC’s support of the Minority Business Development Agency’s objectives 2000 Parren J. Mitchell Award for Minority Business Development Award was presented to George Otchere for leadership in Minority business development in the Nation * In 2004, 2006 & 2007, SAIC was recognized for having outstanding performance under two separate agreements. Recognition

7. 7 Alliance Texas Company Confidential Important Corporate Qualities Solid business credentials t Capable management team t Financial capacity / management Accreditation is a plus Timely and accurate invoicing t Established HR system and practices Every employee represents your company Low turnover t Strategic plan t Socio-economic status t Excellent references

8. 8 Alliance Texas Company Confidential Essential Teammate Attributes n Know your business n Bring work when you can n Relevant past performance is critical n Understand every detail of RFP n Contribute to proposals n Maintain open communications t Loyalty t No surprises t Good relationship management n Understand prime’s (and client’s) expectations t Know where you fit

9. 9 Alliance Texas Company Confidential SAIC Business Overview Business Areas n Intelligence n Defense n Homeland Security n Logistics and Product Support n Science and Technology n Health and Life Sciences n Space and Earth Sciences n Enterprise Management n Global Commercial Services Competitive Strengths n Customer focus leads to in-depth understanding of customer missions n Platform independence n Reputation for succeeding on the tough jobs n Breadth and depth of technology and domain expertise n Proven management track record n Proven best practices, technologies and systems 70% National Security 23% Civil and Other Government 7% Commercial $8.3B (FY 2007)

10. 10 Alliance Texas Company Confidential Areas of Interest n Defense n Intelligence n Homeland Security n Logistics and Product Support n Science and Technology n Health and Life Sciences n Space and Earth Sciences n Enterprise Management n Global Commercial Services

11. 11 Alliance Texas Company Confidential Small Business Points of Contact n Register your company profile - www.saic.com/sbpwww.saic.com/sbp n Babak Nouri, Assistant Vice President, Deputy Director, Small Business Program Office, Babak.A.Nouri@saic.com, 703-676-7492 Babak.A.Nouri@saic.com n Rochelle Lowe, Small Business Compliance Manager, Rochelle.R.Lowe@saic.com, 858-826-7406 Rochelle.R.Lowe@saic.com n Lee Ann Standish, Vice President / Program Manager, GSA VETS PMO, Government Contract Support Center, Lee.Ann.G.Standish@saic.com, 703-676-5042 Lee.Ann.G.Standish@saic.com