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TULSA - Cherokee Federal, the federal contracting arm of Cherokee Nation Businesses, has secured a place on the Washington Technology Top 100 list for the eighth year in a row. The annual ranking highlights the largest prime contractors in the government services sector, measuring companies by their reported revenue from federal contracts.
This consistent recognition places Cherokee Federal among an elite group of firms that have demonstrated long-term stability and growth in the competitive federal marketplace. Company leaders attribute the achievement to a focus on mission-critical support for defense, civilian, and intelligence agencies.
"We are honored to be included on this list once again," said a company spokesperson. "This recognition reflects the hard work of our team and our commitment to delivering quality services to our federal partners."
The Washington Technology Top 100 list is closely watched by industry analysts as a barometer of market trends and contractor performance. For Cherokee Federal, the repeat appearance underscores its position as a major player in the sector, supporting everything from cybersecurity to logistics. The company continues to expand its portfolio while maintaining its status as a tribally-owned enterprise.
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