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CSC a ‘Best Corporate Citizen in Government Contracting’

CSC (NYSE: CSC) was ranked in the top ten “Best Corporate Citizens in Government Contracting” for 2010 by Corporate Responsibility (CR) Magazine.

“CSC is honored to be recognized by CR Magazine as one of the Best Corporate Citizens in government contracting, ” said Susan Pullin, vice president, corporate responsibility and analyst relations. “This ranking validates our substantial commitment to the federal government in running a sustainable and ethical company. We continue to align our business goals and corporate strategy to focus on increased sustainability efforts and to maintain a balance between our business and the communities in which we work.”

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