California HLS Market as Large as the US Aviation Security Market
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The US “State & Local” HLS markets are $2.7 billion larger than the DHS market
Homeland Security Research Corporation’s (HSRC) latest release, US Homeland Security & Homeland Defense (HLS-HLD) Markets – 2010 – 2014, sheds new light on where to look for HLS-HLD business opportunities. For example, while the Department of Homeland Security is a critical fixture in the HLS-HLD market, it represents only 19% of the total market. The combined state and local market represents 23% of the business opportunities.
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| California HLS Market vs. the US Aviation Security Market FY 2009 |
The Consolidated “State and Local” HLS Market and the DHS HLS Market FY 2009 |
The report (based on state, county, city and OMB documentation) reveals that:
- California’s FY2009 HLS market was nearly as large (98%) as the entire US aviation security market.
- Only 4% of state & local HLS activities are funded by the federal government, the rest are locally funded.
- From 2000-2009, the state and local HLS funding totaled more than $260 billion.
- This market is focused on C-3I systems, information technology (IT) and the equipment necessary to outfit over 2.4 million first responders.
This report is the result of more than a year of exhaustive research and analysis of thousands of federal, state, local and industry documents, as well as hundreds of interviews with federal, state and HLS industry decision-makers.
With more than 890 pages, 425 tables, 470 figures, including state-specific market and contact information regarding current and future business opportunities (e.g., RFPs, BAAs, bids), this report provides essential market intelligence on approximately 40% of the global HLS-HLD market. The report provides an analysis of over 460 sub-markets. For each sub-market, the report provides: 2009-2010 funding and market size data, as well as 2011-2014 forecasts, data and analysis.
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