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Leading the Convergence of
National Security and Technology

2005

AnnuAl RepoRt

and Form 10-K

www.mantech.com

MAntech At A GlAnce

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Leading	provider	of	innovative	technologies	and	solutions	focused	on	mission-critical	national	security	programs	for	the	U.S.	Intelligence	Community;	the	
Departments	of	Defense,	State,	Homeland	Security	and	Justice;	the	Space	Community;	and	other	federal	government	agencies

•	 2005	revenues	of	$980.3	million	–	up	18.5	percent	from	2004	

•	 Approximately	95	percent	of	revenues	from	the	Intelligence	Community	and	Department	of	Defense	

•	 Since	2002	initial	public	offering,	ManTech’s	revenue	and	earnings	per	share	have	grown	at	compound	annual	rates	of	25	percent	and	22	percent,	respectively

•	 6,000+	highly	skilled	professionals;	more	than	75	percent	with	active	security	clearances;	over	45	percent	cleared	to	top	secret	or	above

•	 More	than	380		locations	worldwide	with	operations	in	44	countries	and	39	states

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In	2005,	named	to	Red Herring Magazine’s	Top	100	Small	Cap	Tech	Companies	list	for	“innovative	technology	and	smart	business	models.”

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2005

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2004

2005

AnnuAl Revenue *
(in millions)

AnnuAl OpeRAting pROfits *
(in millions)

AnnuAl eps *

OPERATING RESULTS  (in thousands, except per share data amounts)

Revenues    

Gross profit

Income from continuing operations

Income from continuing operations - net of taxes

Diluted earnings per share from continuing operations

2002

2003

2004

2005

$500,219

$667,234

$826,928

$980,290

$92,903

$38,540

$22,832

$0.88

$121,753

$149,705

$174,437

$54,773

$31,588

$0.98

$68,467

$41,918

$1.29

$84,354

$53,195

$1.60

Cash and cash equivalents

$81,096

$9,166

$22,946

$5,662

BALANCE SHEET SUMMARY

Accounts receivable

Working capital

Total assets

Total debt

$133,122

$176,327 

$196,086

$239,676

$152,700

$135,627

$127,161

$103,447

$364,388

$436,134

$468,402

$555,985

$26,000

$25,261

$25,184

$42,523

Total stockholders’ equity

$245,998

$287,704

$320,523

$378,593

* Represents results from continuing operations

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O ur	ability	to	meet	and	exceed	our	customer’s	demanding	requirements	produced	another	very	solid	financial	year	

for	ManTech	in	2005.		We	generated	significant	revenue	expansion,	substantial	operating	income	and	solid	

earnings	per	share	(EPS)	growth.		Our	continued	focus	on	our	core	defense,	intelligence,	homeland	security,	law	enforcement	
and	space	systems	markets	helped	us	to	achieve	the	$1	billion	revenue	run-rate	goal	we	established	in	our	2001	strategic	
plan.		We	also	successfully	completed	the	acquisition	and	integration	of	Gray	Hawk	Systems	–	our	largest	since	we	went	
public	–	and	we	reached	another	milestone	that	positions	us	well	for	the	future	–	$1.94	billion	in	contract	awards	in	2005.

Continued Strong Financial Performance

New	business	supporting	national	security	programs	resulted	in	2005	revenue	of	$980.3	million,	an	18.5%	increase	over	
2004.		Year-over-year	organic	growth	was	14.4%	based	on	pro	forma	revenue.		Operating	income	for	2005	was	$84.4	
million,	up	$15.9	million,	or	23.2%	as	compared	to	$68.5	million	in	2004.		Operating	margins	for	2005	were	8.6%,	compared	
to	8.3%	in	2004.		Net	income	from	continuing	operations	was	$53.2	million	for	2005,	up	26.9%	compared	to	$41.9	million	
for	2004.		Diluted	EPS	from	continuing	operations	for	2005	were	$1.60,	which	includes	$0.10	from	the	divestitures	of	our	
environmental	subsidiary	and	UK	joint	venture	during	2005.	This	compares	to	$1.29	in	2004,	an	increase	of	24%.	

Since our 2002 initial public offering, our revenue has grown at a compound annual rate of 25% 
and our earnings per share at 22%.

Another	indication	of	our	success,	this	year	we	were	named	to	Red	Herring	Magazine’s	Small	Cap	100	
list.	The	publication	evaluated	over	2,500	technology	companies	from	all	over	the	world	and	we	
were	chosen	based	on	our	innovative	technology	and	smart	business	models	that	nurture	
growth	and	profitability.

Business Highlights – Five Awards Larger Than $100 Million	

Continued	strong	organic	revenue	growth	is	a	key	focus	for	ManTech	and	in	2005	we	made	
some	major	strides.		We	recorded	new	business	wins	of	$1.94	billion	last	year,	the	highest	
in	our	history.		Approximately	half	of	those	awards	were	recompete	contracts,	which	
preserve	our	existing	customer	base	and	position	us	for	continued	market	expansion.		The	remaining	50	percent	were	new	
contract	awards,	which	demonstrates	the	strength	of	our	business	development	capabilities	and	continued	strong	demand
for	our	services	to	develop	critical	national	security	solutions.		Five	of	our	contract	wins	last	year	were	greater	than	$100
million	–	this	is	the	result	of	solid	execution	of	our	business	strategy	to	combine	the	capabilities	of	our	strategic	acquisitions	
with	our	core	business	to	compete	for	larger	contract	vehicles	as	a	prime	contractor.		Competing	for	and	winning	larger	
contracts	will	be	a	key	focus	for	the	company	as	we	continue	to	drive	our	revenues	beyond	the	$1	billion	level.

Some	of	the	wins	we	announced	included	a	$300	million	contract	with	the	U.S.	Army,	a	$200	million	award	from	the	Air	
Force,	and	a	$76	million	award	from	the	U.S.	Navy.		We	also	had	numerous	classified,	national	security	awards	during	the	year	
with	one	award	larger	than	$200	million.	

Going	forward,	we	will	continue	to	build	for	the	future	by	investing	in	our	business	development	efforts	–	adding	new	
personnel,	improving	our	processes,	and	seeking	additional	strategic	acquisitions	to	open	new	markets,	enhance	our	
capabilities,	and	boost	our	strategic	position	in	the	market.		

Our	strategic	acquisitions	program	will	continue	to	be	an	important	part	of	ManTech’s	expansion	plans,	just	as	it	has	been	a	
key	element	to	our	past	growth.		We	purchased	Gray	Hawk	in	2005	and	have	successfully	integrated	them	into	ManTech,

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resulting	in	a	broadening	of	our	capabilities	in	high-end	intelligence	analysis	and	counter-intelligence;	Command,	Control,	
Communications,	Computers	and	Intelligence,	Surveillance	and	Reconnaissance	(C4ISR);	and	advanced,	artificial	intelligence	
driven	modeling	simulation.		The	Gray	Hawk	team	has	also	generated	several	new	contract	awards	and	the	strong	financial	
results	that	we	anticipated	when	we	acquired	the	business.	

Another	major	effort	we	recently	completed	that	positions	us	for	future	growth	was	the	consolidation	and	realignment	of	
our	operating	units	into	four	major	areas	focusing	on	Defense	Systems,	Information	Technology,	Security	and	Mission	Assurance,	
and	Space	Systems.		This	new	structure	will	provide	our	customers	with	better	access	to	the	full	depth	and	breadth	of	capabilities	
that	ManTech	has	to	offer,	improve	our	competitive	position	in	our	target	markets,	and	provide	new	and	enhanced	career	
opportunities	for	our	people.	

Cultivating Our Most Important Asset – Award-Winning ManTech Employees		

In	ManTech’s	38-plus	years	of	existence,	the	one	constant	driver	of	our	success	has	been	the	dedication	and	performance	
of	our	employees.		That	excellent	service	was	recognized	by	our	customers	in	2005	as	evidenced	by	some	of	the	awards	we	
received	including	the	John	Potter	award	from	the	Defense	Intelligence	Agency,	the	Director’s	Team	award	from	the	National	
Reconnaissance	Office,	the	2004	NASA	Contractor	of	the	Year	award	(received	in	2005),	outstanding	achievement	awards	for	
support	to	the	U.S.	Army	in	Iraq,	and	numerous	letters	of	commendation	to	individual	employees.

Continuing	to	attract	those	top	employees	who	drive	our	performance	is	a	major	focus.		In	2005	we	introduced	a	new	corporate	
advertising	program	to	tell	our	story	to	the	marketplace	and	an	innovative	recruiting	promotion	campaign	that	highlighted	
ManTech’s	challenging,	advanced	technology,	mission-critical	opportunities.		This	campaign	has	already	borne	fruit	in	the	
form	of	substantially	increased	traffic	to	our	website	and	career	fairs,	which	has	yielded	an	increasing	amount	of	new	hires.

We	are	committed	to	becoming	an	employer	of	choice	in	our	marketplace	and	in	2005	we	implemented	improvements	to	our	
benefits	and	human	resource	practices	that	move	us	closer	to	that	objective.		Key	to	those	initiatives	was	the	enrichment	of	
ManTech	University	–	a	valuable	resource	that	helps	our	employees	grow	their	careers	and	provides	increasingly	up-to-date	and	
enhanced	services	to	our	customers.

As	always	when	we	consider	our	people,	we	also	thank	those	ManTech	employees	serving	in	harm’s	way	and	trouble	spots	
around	the	world	–	their	safety	is	our	constant	concern.

Looking Ahead – Continued Expansion in our National Security Markets

The	protection	of	the	homeland	is	a	constant	necessity	and,	unfortunately,	the	Global	War	on	Terrorism	is	only	in	its	early	
stages.		Given	our	strong	focus	on	defense,	intelligence,	national	security	and	law	enforcement	markets,	ManTech	is	uniquely	
positioned	to	support	our	government	on	all	fronts.		We	believe	this	spending	will	continue	to	increase	for	the	next	several	
years,	driven	by	the	expansion	of	national	defense	and	homeland	security	programs,	the	persistent	need	for	sophisticated	
intelligence	gathering	and	information	sharing	and	an	increased	reliance	on	technology	service	providers.		ManTech	has	the	
expertise,	the	skilled	personnel	and	in	many	cases	the	unique	technical	solutions	required	to	support	these	needs	and	we	are	
well-positioned	to	maintain	our	growth	trajectory.		We	are	delighted	with	our	prospects	and	confident	that	in	2006	we	will	
continue	to	expand	in	our	national	security	markets.	

George J. Pedersen
Chairman	of	the	Board	of	Directors	and	Chief	Executive	Officer

Robert A. Coleman 	
President	and	Chief	Operating	Officer

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Left	to	Right:

Kurt J. Snapper:		Senior	Corporate	Vice	President,	Chief	Technology	Officer;	Maj. General Eugene C. Renzi:	U.S.	Army	(Ret.),	Senior	Executive	Vice	

President	and	President,	Defense	Systems	Group;	Jay W. Kelley:	President,	Space	Systems;	George J. Pedersen:	Chairman	of	the	Board	and	Chief	Executive	

Officer	;	Kenneth J. Farquhar:	President,	Systems	Engineering	Corporation;	Robert A. Coleman:	President	and	Chief	Operating	Officer;	Joseph R. Fox:	

President,	Information	Systems	and	Technology;	Kevin M. Phillips:	Corporate	Vice	President	and	Chief	Financial	Officer;	Gary A. Dorland:	President,	

Security	and	Mission	Assurance;	Tracy Graves-Stevens:	President,	MSM	Security	Services

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Our Employees
ManTech	is	led	by	more	than	6,000	uniquely-skilled	professionals	that	operate	in	the	United	States	and	44	countries.		More	
than	three-quarters	of	them	have	U.S.	government	clearances	and	almost	half	are	cleared	to	the	Top	Secret	or	above	level.		
Our	dedicated	employees	have	military	and	intelligence	experience,	advanced	information	technology	skills	and	other	

technical	services	expertise	that	allow	us	to	
address	our	customers’	complex	technology	
challenges		and	compelling	national	security	
needs	–	whether	in	secure	environments	or	on	
front-line	deployments.	

Our Capabilities
The	services	and	solutions	we	provide	come	
under	three	areas:		Secure	Systems	and	
Infrastructure;	Information	Technology;	and	
Systems	Engineering.		

Secure Systems and Infrastructure Solutions
ManTech	delivers	a	broad	range	of	solutions	to	
enhance	systems,	network	availability	and	the	
mission-critical	performance	of	our	customers’	
hardware,	software,	network	and	telecom-
munications	operations.	They	include:

•  Intelligence Operations and Analysis Support:		We	provide	services	for	strategic	and	tactical	intelligence	systems,	
and	networks	and	facilities	in	support	of	the	Intelligence	Community	and	Department	of	Defense.		To	support	classi-
fied	systems	and	facilities	designed	to	collect,	analyze,	process	and	report	on	various	intelligence	sources,	we	develop	
and	integrate	collection	and	analysis	systems	and	techniques.		

•   Secrecy Management and Program Security Architecture:	For	highly	classified	programs,	including	intelligence	
operations	and	military	programs,	we	provide	secrecy	management	and	security	infrastructure	services.		Due	to	the	
highly	sensitive	and	classified	nature	of	these	programs,	opportunities	are	often	limited	to	a	select	number	of	

	 providers	that	possess	the	requisite	capabilities,	qualifications	and	special	access	clearances.		

•  Information Assurance: 	The	Department	of	Justice,	Intelligence	Community	and	Department	of	State	rely	on	

ManTech	to	provide	comprehensive	lifecycle	and	information	assurance/security	support	services.	Our	services	include	
around-the-clock	intrusion	detection	and	network	monitoring,	cyber	security	incident	response,	network	security	
design,	architecture	and	engineering,	certification	and	accreditation,	information	assurance	training	and	awareness	
support,	policy	review	and	reporting,	compliance	auditing,	and	cyber	threat	analysis	and	vulnerability	analysis.		

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•  Communication Systems and 

Infrastructure Support: 	We	design,	
develop,	modify	and	maintain	secure	
communication	systems	and	network	
infrastructures.		This	process	involves	
evaluating	industry	standards,	systems	
architectures	and	applications	in	order	
to	recommend	and	develop	technology	
solutions	and	integrate	them	into	a	
customer’s	secure	communication	
systems.		

Information Technology Solutions

	 ManTech	provides	a	broad	range	of	information	technology	solutions	to	our	customers,	including:

•  Enterprise Systems Engineering:		We	provide	

network	architecture	planning	and	implementation	
services	and	systems	engineering	services	in	support	
of	enterprise-wide	network	infrastructures	and	
components	that	include	LAN/WAN	architectures,	
messaging	architectures,	network	management	
solutions,	directory	services	architecture,	and	web	
hosting.		

•  Information Operations: 	ManTech	provides	
	 customers	in	the	Department	of	Defense	and	

Intelligence	Community	a	wide	range	of	services	in	
the	areas	of	computer	forensic	analysis,	cyber	defense,	
intrusion	operations,	and	network	monitoring	
operations.		We	perform	full-scope	digital	analysis	
including	advanced	data	mining	analysis,	atypical	
data	recovery	techniques,	and	data	extraction.		

•  Enterprise Application Solutions:		We	design,	

ManTech is led by more than 

6,000 uniquely-skilled 

professionals that operate 

in the U.S. and 44 countries.  

More than 75%  have  

clearances.

develop,	implement,	test,	maintain	and	Web-enable	
software	applications	for	our	customers’	information	systems	and	network	infrastructures.		ManTech	provides	
comprehensive	e-commerce	services,	including	Web	development	efforts	that	focus	on	designing	and	maintaining	
scalable,	interoperable,	reliable	and	portable	end-to-end	information	management	solutions.		

•  Systems/Network Maintenance Services:		ManTech	has	extensive	experience	in	maintaining	a	wide	range	of	

information	management	resources	for	our	customers.		We	perform	comprehensive	systems	administration,	including	
around-the-clock	support	for	continuous	mission	operations.		

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Systems Engineering Solutions

We	offer	our	customers	a	broad	range	of	systems	engineering	solutions,	including:

•  Systems Engineering Services:		ManTech	performs	comprehensive	systems	engineering	services	to	analyze	and	

develop	solutions	for	customer	hardware	and	software	requirements.		We	evaluate	existing	system	designs	to	deter-
mine	if	performance	enhancements	or	cost	savings	can	be	derived	through	the	integration	of	current	technologies.		

•  Testing and Evaluation: 	We	test	complex	and	mission-critical	hardware	and	software	systems	used	by	the	Army,	

Navy	and	NASA,	with	many	of	these	customer	relationships	spanning	more	than	three	decades.	

•  Independent Validation and Verification:		ManTech	administers	tests	to	certify	that	new	systems	or	upgraded	
systems	operate	in	accordance	with	their	design	requirements	for	customers	such	as	the	U.S.	Naval	Air	Systems	
Command.

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BoARd of diRectoRS

Left	to	Right:

George J. Pedersen
Chairman	of	the	Board	and	Chief	Executive	Officer	

Ambassador Richard L. Armitage
Former	Deputy	Secretary	of	State

Barry G. Campbell
Former	Chairman	and	Chief	Executive	Officer,	Tracor	Systems	Technology,	Inc.

Robert A. Coleman
President	and	Chief	Operating	Officer	(named	to	the	Board	in	March	2006)

Walter R. Fatzinger, Jr.
Vice	Chairman	and	Director,	ASB	Capital	Management,	Inc.

Admiral David E. Jeremiah
U.S.	Navy	(Ret.),	Former	Vice	Chairman	of	the	Joint	Chiefs	of	Staff

Richard J. Kerr
Former	Deputy	Director,	Central	Intelligence	Agency

Stephen W. Porter
Partner,	Arnold	and	Porter

Dr. Paul G. Stern
Chairman,	Claris	Capital	Partners

General Thomas C. Richards
U.S.	Air	Force	(Ret.)
Chairman	of	the	Advisory	Board
Former	President	and	Chief	Executive	Officer,
		National	Security	Industrial	Association
Former	Administrator,	Federal	Aviation	Administration

Mary K. Bush
President,	Bush	International,	Inc.

Edward M. Cook
President	and	Chief	Executive	Officer,	Migration	Software	
President	and	Chief	Executive	Officer,	eBoomerang,	Inc.

General Ralph E. “Ed” Eberhart, USAF (Ret.)	
President,	Armed	Forces	Benefit	Association.
Former	Commander,	U.S.	Northern	Command	and	Commander,	North	American	
		Aerospace	Defense	Command
Former	Vice	Chief	of	Staff	of	U.S.	Air	Force;	Commander,	Air	Combat	Command	
Commander,	Air	Force	Space	Command	and	Commander	in	Chief,	U.S.	Space	Command

AdviSoRy BoARd

Lt. General Lincoln D. Faurer
U.S.	Air	Force	(Ret.)
President,	LDF	Inc.

Robert Fogel
Dean	of	Administration,
		Harvard	University	Graduate	School
		of	Education

Lt. General Gordon E. Fornell
U.S.	Air	Force	(Ret.)

Dr. Robert J. Hermann
Senior	Partner,	Global	Technology	Partners,	LLC

Lt. General Harley A. Hughes
U.S.	Air	Force	(Ret.)

Joseph H. Rothenberg
Former	NASA	Associate	Administrator,	Space	Flight
Former	Director,	Goddard	Space	Flight	Center
President	and	member	of	the	Board	of	Directors,
			Universal	Space	Network

William H. Geiger
Former	President	and	Chief	Executive	Officer,
		Aegis	Research	Corporation

Dr. Roger L. Hagengruber
Former	Senior	Vice	President,
		National	Security,	Sandia	National	Laboratory

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MAntech’S coMMitMent to coRpoRAte 
GoveRnAnce

I nvestor	confidence	in	ManTech	is	of	paramount	importance	to	us	and	our	corporate	governance	policies	provide	a	frame-

work	for	the	efficient	operation	of	our	company,	consistent	with	the	best	interests	of	our	stockholders	and	applicable	

legal	and	regulatory	requirements.	

ManTech	has	a	system	of	controls	and	procedures	designed	to	ensure	the	integrity	and	accuracy	of	our	financial	results.		At	
ManTech,	we	have	always	been	diligent	in	complying	with	our	established	financial	accounting	policies	(consistent	with	
GAAP),	and	in	reporting	our	results		with	objectivity	and	the	highest	degree	of	integrity.		We	are	committed	to	providing	
financial	information	that	is	transparent,	timely,	complete,	relevant	and	accurate.	

We	are	also	committed	to	rigorously	and	diligently	exercising	our	oversight	responsibilities	throughout	the	company,	manag-
ing	our	affairs	consistent	with	the	highest	principles	of	business	ethics,	and	meeting	or	exceeding	the	corporate	governance	
requirements	of	the	SEC	and	NASDAQ.		Some	of	the	steps	we	have	taken	to	fulfill	this	commitment	include:	

•	 A	majority	of	our	Board	members	are	independent	of	ManTech	and	its	management;

•	 Our	 key	 Board	 committees	 –	 the	 Audit	 Committee,	 the	 Compensation	 Committee	 and	 the	 Nominations	

Committee	–	are	comprised	solely	of	independent	directors;

•	 Our	independent	directors	meet	regularly	in	executive	session,	without	management	present;	

•	

The	charters	of	our	key	Board	committees	clearly	establish	their	respective	roles	and	responsibilities	and	are	
publicly	available;

•	 We	have	an	established	process	by	which	our	stockholders	can	communicate	with	our	Board	of	Directors	on	

matters	important	to	them;

•	 Our	 Nominations	 Committee	 has	 established	 a	 formal	 policy	 regarding	 the	 recommendation	 of	 director	

candidates	by	our	stockholders,	a	copy	of	which	is	available	on	our	Web	site;

•	 ManTech	has	a	code	of	business	conduct	and	ethics	that	is	monitored	by	our	Corporate	Compliance	department,	

a	copy	of	which	is	available	on	our	Web	site;	and	

•	 We	 have	 an	 ethics	 office	 with	 a	 hotline	 available	 to	 all	 of	 our	 employees,	 and	 our	 Audit	 Committee	 has	
procedures	in	place	for	the	anonymous	submission	of	employee	complaints	about	accounting,	internal	control	
or	auditing	matters.

ManTech	is	devoted	to	ensuring	that	the	high	standards	that	we	have	established	are	consistently	maintained.		Our	culture	
demands	integrity	and	an	unyielding	commitment	to	strong	internal	practices	and	policies.		We	have	the	highest	confidence	
in	our	financial	reporting,	our	underlying	system	of	internal	controls	and	our	people.		Thank	you	for	the	confidence	you	have	
placed	in	us.

George J. Pedersen	
Chairman	of	the	Board	of	Directors	and
Chief	Executive	Officer

Robert A. Coleman 	
President	and	Chief	Operating	Officer

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Corporation Information

Shareholder Information

Corporate Headquarters
ManTech	International	Corporation
12015	Lee	Jackson	Highway
Suite	800
Fairfax,	VA	22033-3300
Main:	(703)	218-6000
Fax:	(703)	218-8296

Website

www.mantech.com

Employment
It	is	ManTech’s	policy	to	recruit,	hire,	
employ,	train	and	promote	persons	in	
all	job	classifications	without	regard	to	
race,	color,	religion,	sex,	age,	national	
origin	or	disability.

Transfer Agent
Stockholders	may	obtain	information	with	respect	to	share	position,	transfer	requirements,	address	changes,	lost	stock	
certificates	and	duplicate	mailings	by	writing	or	calling:

American Stock Transfer & Trust Co. 
59	Maiden	Lane
New	York,	NY		10038
Attn:	Shareholder	Services
800-937-5449	or	718-921-8200
www.amstock.com

Annual Meeting
ManTech’s	Annual	Meeting	will	be	held	on	Tuesday,	June	6,	2006,	at	11:00	a.m.	ET	at	the	Fair	Lakes	Hyatt,	Fairfax,	
Virginia.		

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Class A Common Stock
Stock	symbol:	MANT
Listed:	NASDAQ	National	Market

Independent Auditors
Deloitte	&	Touche	LLP	
McLean,	Virginia

Investor Communications
Investors	seeking	the	Form	10-K	and	additional	information	about	the	company	may	call	703-218-6000,	write	to	
Investors	Relations	at	our	corporate	headquarters,	or	send	an	email	to	investor@mantech.com.		ManTech’s	earnings	
announcements,	news	releases,	SEC	filings	and	other	investor	information	are	available	in	the	Investors	section	of	our	
Web	site.		

Forward-Looking Statement

This	annual	report	contains	forward-looking	statements	that	involve	substantial	risks	and	uncertainties,	many	of	which	are	outside	of	our	control.		We	believe	that	these	
statements	are	within	the	definition	of	the	Private	Securities	Litigation	Reform	Act	of	1995.		You	can	often	identify	these	statements	by	the	use	of	words	such	as	“may,”	
“will,”	“expect,”	“intend,”	“anticipate,”	“believe,”	“plan,”	“seek,”	“estimate,”	“continue”	and	other	similar	words	or	variations	on	such	words.	Additionally,	statements	concerning	
future	matters	or	matters	that	are	not	historical	are	forward-looking	statements.		You	should	read	our	forward-looking	statements	carefully	because	they	discuss	our	
future	expectations,	make	projections	of	our	future	results	of	operations	or	financial	condition,	or	state	other	“forward-looking”	information.	

Although	forward-looking	statements	in	this	annual	report	reflect	the	good	faith	judgment	of	management,	such	statements	can	only	be	based	on	facts	and	factors	
currently	known	by	us.		Consequently,	forward-looking	statements	are	inherently	subject	to	risks	and	uncertainties	and	actual	results	and	outcomes	may	differ	
materially	from	the	results	and	outcomes	discussed	in	or	anticipated	by	the	forward-looking	statements.		We	believe	that	it	is	important	to	communicate	our	future	
expectations	to	our	investors.		However,	there	may	be	events	in	the	future	that	we	are	not	able	to	predict	accurately	or	control.		The	factors	that	could	cause	or	contribute	
to	such	differences	include,	but	are	not	limited	to,	those	factors	discussed	in	Item	1A	“Risk	Factors”	in	our	annual	report	on	Form	10-K,	filed	with	the	SEC	on	March	10,	
2006,	and	from	time	to	time	in	our	other	filings	with	the	SEC,	including	our	reports	on	Form	10-Q	and	Form	8-K.

We	urge	you	not	to	place	undue	reliance	on	these	forward-looking	statements,	which	speak	only	as	of	the	date	of	this	annual	report.		We	undertake	no	obligation	to	
revise	or	update	any	forward-looking	statements	in	order	to	reflect	any	event	or	circumstance	that	may	arise	after	the	date	of	this	annual	report.

	
ManTech	Salutes	the	Outstanding	Courage	and	Sacrifice	of	Our	Veterans	and	All	Those	Who	Serve	Our	Nation	Today.

12015 Lee Jackson Highway, Fairfax, Virginia 22033
703.218.6000 • www.mantech.com