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HSRC’s newest release, U.S. Homeland Defense & Counter-Terror Intelligence Market 2011 2014, is the most comprehensive review of the world’s largest HLD and counter-terror intelligence market available today.

The report granular analysis covers more than 35 sub-markets.
It offers for each sub-market: 2009-2010 description, analysis, funding and market size data, as well as 2011-2014 forecasts data and analysis.

The report forecasts that:

The U.S. HLD funding (including the DOD and the DOE) will grow at a CAGR of at least 3.6% from $30 billion in 2010 to $34.6 billion by 2014.
The HLS related counter-terror intelligence community funding will grow at a CAGR of at least 3.5% from $14.1 billion in 2010 to $16.2 billion by 2014.
The U.S. HLD market will grow from $14 billion in 2010 to $16.3 billion by 2014.
The HLS related counter-terror intelligence community market will grow from $6 billion in 2010 to $7.2 billion by 2014.
The U.S. armed forces and intelligence community will continue to play a vital role in securing the US through military missions overseas and by executing homeland defense (HLD), civil support (CS) missions and supporting emergency preparedness (EP) planning activities. Most of the CS and EP missions will be directed by the DHS. In case of a catastrophic event, under a presidential directive, the DOD and DOE will use their HLD assets (e.g., NORTHCOM) to support the locals and act as the lead agency.
An effective coordination among the 185 federal HLS, HLD and counter terror intelligence agencies and thousands of state, and local authorities will remain a mammoth undertaking. While the limited coordination is forecast to continue to plaque the creation of a cost- effective HLS-HLD meta-system, it will create a larger HLS-HLD market.

With more than 100 pages, 38 tables, 59 figures, including detailed information of over 35 sub-markets specific information regarding current and future business opportunities, this report provides essential market intelligence on approximately 45% of the global HLD and counter terror intelligence market.

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1	Executive Summary
1.1	Key Findings and Conclusions
1.2	US HLD and Counter-Terror Intelligence Funding Overview
1.3	US HLD and Counter-Terror Intelligence Market Overview
2	Introduction
2.1	Scope
2.2	The Report Scenario
2.3	Terms of Reference
3	US HLS-HLD Organization
3.1	US Federal HLS-HLD Structure
3.2	Interplay Between HLD, Intelligence Community and HLS Agencies
4	Homeland Defense (HLD) Market
4.1	Introduction
4.2	HLD Market Drivers
4.3	HLD Market Inhibitors
4.4	HLD Market SWOT Analysis
4.5	HLD Market Competitive Analysis
4.6	HLD Market Dynamics
4.7	DOD HLD Missions and Organizations
4.8	The Northern Command (NORTHCOM)
4.8.1	Northern Command’s HLD Missions
4.8.2	NORTHCOM’s Civil Support Missions
4.8.3	DOD’s Structure for Interagency Coordination of HLD & Civil Support Missions
4.8.4	HLD Strategic Concept
4.8.5	2011-2014 HLD Market Background
4.8.6	Enabling DOD HLD Capabilities
4.9	HLS-HLD National Response Plan
4.1	HLS-HLD CBRNE Consequence Management
4.10.1	HLD Airspace Alert Operations
4.11	DOD & DOE HLD Nuclear Weapons Security Programs & Markets
4.11.1	Air Force Nuclear Weapons Security: Military Personnel Program & Market – 2011-2014
4.11.2	Air Force Nuclear Weapons Security: Weapons Procurement Program & Market – 2011-2014
4.11.3	Air Force Nuclear Weapons Security: Operations & Equipment Maintenance Program & Market – 2011-2014
4.11.4	Air Force Nuclear Weapons Security: Construction Program & Market – 2011-2014
4.11.5	Air Force Nuclear Weapons Security: Other Programs & Markets – 2011-2014
4.11.6	Navy Nuclear Weapons Security: Operations & Systems Maintenance Program & Market – 2011-2014
4.11.7	Navy Nuclear Weapons Security: Construction Program & Market – 2011-2014
4.11.8	Navy Nuclear Weapons Security: Navy & Marine Corps Manpower Program & Market – 2011-2014
4.11.9	Navy Nuclear Weapons Security: Other Programs & Markets – 2011-2014
4.11.10	Navy Nuclear Weapons Security: Weapons Procurement Program & Market – 2011-2014
4.11.11	OST Nuclear Weapons Security: Mission Capacity Program & Market – 2011-2014
4.11.12	OST Nuclear Weapons Security: Program Management Program & Market – 2011-2014
4.11.13	OST Nuclear Weapons Security: Security Infrastructure Program & Market – 2011-2014
4.11.14	OST Nuclear Weapons Security: Security & Safety Capability Program & Market – 2011-2014
4.11.15	Pantex Nuclear Weapons Security: Security Personnel Program & Market – 2011-2014
4.11.16	Pantex Nuclear Weapons Security: Physical Security Program & Market – 2011-2014
4.11.17	Pantex Nuclear Weapons Security: Other Program & Market – 2011-2014
4.12	The US HLD Consolidated Spending and Market – 2011-2014
5	HLS Related Intelligence Community (IC) Market 2011-2014
5.1	Counter-Terror IC Market Drivers
5.2	Counter-Terror IC Market Inhibitors
5.3	Counter-Terror IC Market SWOT Analysis
5.4	Counter-Terror IC Market Competitive Analysis
5.5	Counter-Terror IC Market Dynamics
5.6	The US HLS Related Intelligence Community
5.6.1	The Office of the Director of National Intelligence
5.7	HLS Related IC Perimeter Security Market – 2011-2014
5.8	HLS related IC Information Technology Market – 2011-2014
5.8.1	HLS Related Intelligence Community IT
5.8.2	HLS related Managerial & Meta Systems Operation IT
5.8.3	IC Information Handling and Haring IT
5.8.4	HLS Related Information Technology Market – 2011-2010
5.9	Contracted HLS Related IC Professional Personnel Market -2011-2014
5.1	Contracted Guarding/Security Personnel Market – 2011-2014
5.11	Communication Equipment and Services Market – 2011-2014
5.12	Security Clearance Services Market – 2011-2014
5.13	Employee and Visitors Screening Market – 2011-2014
5.14	Contracted Services Market – 2011-2014
5.15	Business Opportunities and Challenges
5.16	Market Overview
5.17	Sub- Market Business Opportunities
5.18	Intelligence Contractors
5.19	Counter-Terror Intelligence Market – 2011-2014

Tables

Table 1	US HLS-HLD Outlay [$ Billion] by Funding Source – 2009-2014
Table 2	US HLS-HLD Outlay [% of Total HLS-HLD] by Funding Source – 2009-2014
Table 3	US HLS-HLD Market [$ Billion] by Sector – 2009-2014
Table 4	US HLS-HLD Market Share [%] by “Demand Side” Sector – 2009-2014
Table 5	Evolution of HLD Market Dynamics – 2010-2014
Table 6	DOD’s Structure for Interagency Coordination for HLD and Civil Support Missions
Table 7	HLS-HLD CBRN Terror Related Plans
Table 8	HLS-HLD Decontamination Personnel Capabilities for a Nuclear Detonation in a Major Metropolitan City
Table 9	Air Force Nuclear Weapons Security: Military Personnel Program Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Table 10	Air Force Nuclear Weapons Security: Weapons Procurement Program Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Table 11	Air Force Nuclear Weapons Security: Operations & Equipment Maintenance Program Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Table 12	Air Force Nuclear Weapons Security: Construction Program Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Table 13	Air Force Nuclear Weapons Security: Other Programs Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Table 14	Navy Nuclear Weapons Security: Operations & Systems Maintenance Program Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Table 15	Navy Nuclear Weapons Security: Construction Program Funding & Market -2009-2014
Table 16	Navy Nuclear Weapons Security: Navy & Marine Corps Manpower Program Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Table 17	Navy Nuclear Weapons Security: Other Programs Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Table 18	Navy Nuclear Weapons Security: Weapons Procurement Program Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Table 19	OST Nuclear Weapons Security: Mission Capacity Program Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Table 20	OST Nuclear Weapons Security: Program Management Program Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Table 21	OST Nuclear Weapons Security: Security Infrastructure Program Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Table 22	OST Nuclear Weapons Security: Security & Safety Capability Program Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Table 23	Pantex Nuclear Weapons Security: Security Personnel Program Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Table 24	Pantex Nuclear Weapons Security: Physical Security Program Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Table 25	Pantex Nuclear Weapons Security: Other Programs Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Table 26	US, HLD Outlay and Market [$ Billion] – 2009-2014
Table 27	Evolution of CT Intelligence Community Market Dynamics – 2010-2014
Table 28	HLS Related IC Perimeter Security Systems Market – 2009-2014
Table 29	HLS Related IC Information Technology Market – 2009-2014
Table 30	Contracted Professional Personnel Market – 2009-2014
Table 31	Contracted Guarding/Security Personnel Market – 2009-2014
Table 32	Communication Equipment and Services Market – 2009-2014
Table 33	Security Clearance Services Market – 2009-2014
Table 34	Employee and Visitors Screening Market – 2009-2014
Table 35	Contracted Services Market – 2009-2014
Table 36	CT Intelligence Sub-Market Business Opportunities
Table 37	Intelligence Contractors by Size and Activity
Table 38	US HLS Related Intelligence Funding and Market [$M] – 2009-2014

Figures

Figure 1	US HLS-HLD Spending [$ Billion] by Funding Sources – 2010 & 2014
Figure 2	US HLS-HLD Market [$ Billion] by Funding Sources – 2010 & 2014
Figure 3	US HLS-HLD Outlay [$ Billion] by Key Funding Source – 2009-2014
Figure 4	US HLS-HLD Outlay [$ Billion] by Detailed Funding Source – 2009 & 2014
Figure 5	US HLS-HLD Outlay [%] by Detailed Funding Source – 2009 & 2014
Figure 6	US HLS-HLD Market [$ Billion] by Key “Demand Side” Sectors – 2009-2014
Figure 7	US HLS-HLD Market [$ Billion] by “Demand Side” Sector – 2009 & 2014
Figure 8	US HLS-HLD Market Share [%] by “Demand Side” Sector – 2009 & 2014
Figure 9	US Federal HLS-HLD Structure-2010
Figure 10	HLS / HLD Responsibilities
Figure 11	DOD Homeland Security Paradigm
Figure 12	HLD Market SWOT Analysis
Figure 13	HLD Market Competitiveness Analysis
Figure 14	DOD’s Internal HLD Process for Responding to Requests-for-Assistance
Figure 15	DOD Resources HLD Application
Figure 16	NORTHCOM Organizational Chart
Figure 17	NORTHCOM’s Area of Responsibility
Figure 18	Homeland Defense and Civil Support Roadmap
Figure 19	Civil Support Hierarchy
Figure 20	DOD’s Structure for Interagency Coordination for HLD and Civil Support Missions
Figure 21	Strategic Concept of Layered HLD
Figure 22	Response Timeline for CBRN Terror Consequence Management
Figure 23	Locations of the Eighteen Airspace Alert Sites
Figure 24	Air Force Nuclear Weapons Security: Military Personnel Program Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Figure 25	Air Force Nuclear Weapons Security: Weapons Procurement Program Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Figure 26	Air Force Nuclear Weapons Security: Operations & Equipment Maintenance Program Funding & Market-2009-2014
Figure 27	Air Force Nuclear Weapons Security: Construction Program Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Figure 28	Air Force Nuclear Weapons Security: Other Programs Funding & Market -2009-2014
Figure 29	Navy Nuclear Weapons Security: Operations & Systems Maintenance Program Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Figure 30	Navy Nuclear Weapons Security: Construction Program Funding & Market -2009-2014
Figure 31	Navy Nuclear Weapons Security: Navy & Marine Corps Manpower Program Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Figure 32	Navy Nuclear Weapons Security: Other Programs Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Figure 33	Navy Nuclear Weapons Security: Weapons Procurement Program Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Figure 34	OST Nuclear Weapons Security: Mission Capacity Program Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Figure 35	OST Nuclear Weapons Security: Program Management Program Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Figure 36	OST Nuclear Weapons Security: Security Infrastructure Program Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Figure 37	OST Nuclear Weapons Security: Security & Safety Capability Program Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Figure 38	Pantex Nuclear Weapons Security: Security Personnel Program Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Figure 39	Pantex Nuclear Weapons Security: Physical Security Program Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Figure 40	Pantex Nuclear Weapons Security: Other Programs Funding & Market – 2009-2014
Figure 41	US, HLD Outlay and Market [$Billion] – 2009-2014
Figure 42	HLS Related Intelligence Community Market SWOT Analysis
Figure 43	CT Intelligence Community Market Competitive Analysis
Figure 44	The Intelligence Cycle
Figure 45	US National Intelligence Service Organization Chart
Figure 46	The Office of the Director of National Intelligence Organization Chart
Figure 47	HLS Related IC Perimeter Security Systems Market – 2009-2014
Figure 48	The DHS Intelligence Organization
Figure 49	Information Technology Market – 2009-2014
Figure 50	Contracted Professional Personnel Market – 2009-2014
Figure 51	Contracted Guarding/Security Personnel Market – 2009-2014
Figure 52	Communication Equipment and Services Market – 2009-2014
Figure 53	Security Clearance Services Market – 2009-2014
Figure 54	Employee and Visitors Screening Market – 2009-2014
Figure 55	Contracted Services Market – 2009-2014
Figure 56	Intelligence & Warning – Market Challenges, Drivers, Inhibitors and Technology Challenges
Figure 57	Intelligence Contractors by Company Size
Figure 58	Intelligence Contractors by Activity
Figure 59	Estimated US HLS related Intelligence Funding & Market [$Million] – 2009-2014

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