FOOTNOTES: a/ Net value of new procurement actions minus cancellations, termina tions and other credit transactions. The data include debit and credit procurement actions of $10,000 or more, under military supply, service and construction contracts for work in the U. S. plus awards to listed companies and other U. S. companies for work overseas. Procurement actions include definitive contracts, the obligated portions of letter contracts, purchase orders, job orders, task orders, delivery orders, and any other orders against existing contracts. The data do not include that part of indefinite quantity contracts that have not been translated into specific orders on business firms, nor do they include purchase commitments or pending cancellations that have not yet become mutually binding agreements between the government and the company. b/ The assignment of subsidiaries to parent companies is based on stock ownership of 50% or more by the parent company, as indicated by data published in standard industrial reference sources. The company totals do not include contracts made by other U. S. Government agencies and financed with Department of Defense funds, or contracts awarded in foreign nations through their respective governments. The company names and corporate structures are those in effect as of 30 June 1969 and for purposes of this report company names have been retained unless specific knowledge was available that a company had been merged into the parent or absorbed as a division with loss of company identity. Only those subsidiaries are shown for which procurement actions have been reported. c/ Stock ownership is equally divided between Standard Oil Co. of California and Texaco, Inc.; half of the total of military awards is shown under each of the parent companies. d/ Does not agree with percentage shown on page 7 due to rounding. Issued Annually by the |