U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security Market – 2013-2020

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Publication: Q4 2012, Pages: ‎623, Tables & Figures: 441

$51B* in 2012 to $81B* by 2020. Granulated into 88 Sub-markets

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U.S. HLS & Public Security Market- 2007-2020

The “U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security Market-2013-2020” report is the most comprehensive review of the U.S. Homeland security and public security market available today. Homeland Security Research Corp. provides the only detailed and reasoned roadmap of this complex market.

In the report, we include both the Homeland Security as well as the Public Security markets since, in many cases; products have dual-use applications and present the same business opportunities, for example:

  • The Bio terror mitigation infrastructure is also used to contain pandemic disease outbreaks.
  • First responders command control and communication systems, are used to respond to both manmade disasters like terror events and natural disasters like floods and earthquakes (public security).

The report illustrates that:

  • Annual investments in HLS and Public Security products and services (excluding: HLD post-warranty revenues) purchased by the U.S. Federal agencies and private sector increased from  $48 Billion in 2011 to $51 billion in 2012 and is forecasted to increase to  $81 billion by 2020.
  • The total U.S. HLS, HLD, HLS related Counter-terror & Public Security Markets (including post-warranty maintenance and upgrades revenues) grow from $74.5 billion in 2012 to $107.3 billion in 2020 at a CAGR of 4.7%.
  • Unlike most other government sectors, the 2013-2020 federal, state and local government funding for HLS & Public Security will grow over the next eight years at a CAGR of 4-5%.This growth is driven by a solid bipartisan congressional support.
  • Technology advances and better performance drive demand for upgrade of legacy systems
  • The DHS has a key role in the industry, but it does not dominate the market. DHS controls only a fraction of the total HLS, HLD and Public Security market.
  • The “State & Local” HLS market is larger than the DHS market. This market (i.e., 50 states and over 30.000 counties and cities) represents 23% of the total HLS, HLD and public security business opportunities.
  • The U.S. federal agencies possess the most advanced HLS-HLD technologies in the world. However, due to their age and legacy architectures, they believe that the time has come for major transformations.
  • Aviation security, representing only 4% of the HLS, HLD and public security market, is an important sector. However, it is much smaller than other industry sectors (e.g. critical infrastructure security, first responders).

With 680 pages, 193 tables and 247 figures, this report covers 88 sub-markets and offers for each sub-market: 2010-2012 data, funding and market size, including 2013-2020 forecasts and analyses including:

The market report is granulated into more than 88 sub-markets detailed in the following table.

 Mass Transportation Security Market 

 27 States HLS & Public Security Markets 

 HLS-Related Cyber Security 

 Critical Infrastructure Security Market  

 Safe Cities Market 

 Natural Disasters Rescue & Recovery Market  

 Aviation Security Market 

 CBRN Terror, Hazmat & Disease Outbreak Mitigation Market  

 Maritime Security Market 

 Maintenance, Upgrade & Refurbishment Market  

 Public Events Security Market 

 Maritime Security Market  

 First Responders Market 

 Land Border Security Market  

 Counter Terror Intelligence Market 

 Homeland Defense Market  

Federal HLS and HLD Markets:

  • Analyzes HLS activities, funding and markets of more than 35 federal departments and agencies (e.g. TSA, CBP, DNDO, DOD DOJ,  DOA, CDC)
  • Analyzes the Homeland Defense (HLD) funding and markets of the DOD and DOE, including dozens of programs and business opportunities
  • Analyzes the intelligence community counter-terror activities including funding and market estimates

State and Local HLS Markets:

  • State and locally funded HLS budgets and markets in 50 states, including counties & cities
  • State-by-state markets by procurement authority in the 27 largest states
  • Contact details for local HLS market information hubs
  • Detailed information, analysis and market data of federally-funded state and local HLS grants

Post-warranty business: The report details for each sub-market category its post warranty maintenance, upgrade and refurbishing revenues

Competitive environment: SWOT analysis for each market category

Market analysis: e.g., market drivers & inhibitors for each market category

*Excluding: HLD and post-warranty revenues
Table of Contents Download TOC as PDF
  Short Table of Contents
  Part I. Introduction
  Part II. Executive Summary
  Part III. Market Analysis
  Part IV. Market by Application
  Part V. Federal HLS Market
  Part VI. State & Local HLS Market
  Appendix
 
  Table of Contents
  PART I. INTRODUCTION
1 Methodology
2 Assumptions
3 Terms of Reference
 
  PART II. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
4 Key Findings and Conclusions
4.1 Impact of the Economic Turmoil
5 U.S. HLS-HLD Organization
6 U.S. HLS & Public Security Market
6.1 Systems Sales vs. Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market
6.2 Market by Application
7 U.S. HLS & Public Security Markets
8 Federal HLS Funding and Markets
8.1 Federal HLS Funding and Market by Department – 2011-2016
8.2 Federal HLS Funding by Mission Activity – 2011-2016
9 State and Local HLS Market
 
  PART III. MARKET ANALYSIS
10 HLS & Public Security: Vendor – Government Relationship
11 U.S. HLS & Public Security Market Drivers
12 U.S. HLS & Public Security Market Inhibitors
13 HLS- HLD Market: SWOT Analysis
14 HLS & Public Security Market: Competitive Analysis
15 Market Structure: Systems Sales vs. Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market
15.1 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security Systems Sales – 2010-2020
15.2 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security: Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market – 2010-2020
15.3 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) – 2010-2020
15.4 Market Structure: Systems Sales vs. Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market – 2010-2020
 
  PART IV. MARKET BY APPLICATION
16 Overview: U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security Sub-Markets by Application
16.1 Homeland Security & Public Security Systems Sales by Application – 2010-2020
16.2 Homeland Security & Public Security: Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market by Application – 2010-2020
16.3 Homeland Security & Public Security Market by Application – 2010-2020
17 Critical Infrastructure Security Market – 2010-2020
17.1 Scope
17.2 Critical Infrastructure Security: Market Background
17.2.1 Hierarchy of Critical Infrastructures
17.2.2 Critical Infrastructure Vulnerabilities and Policy
17.2.3 Critical Infrastructure Security: Investment Priorities
17.3 Banking & Finance Industry Security – 2010-2020
17.3.1 The Financial Sector
17.3.2 Financial Sector Security: Market Background
17.3.3 Financial Sector: Investments Forecast
17.4 Water Critical Infrastructure Security – 2010-2020
17.4.1 Water Critical Infrastructure Security: Market Overview
17.4.2 Water Critical Infrastructure Security Threats
17.4.3 Water Critical Infrastructure Security: Investments Forecast
17.5 Energy Critical Infrastructure Security – 2010-2020
17.5.1 The Energy Industry Interdependencies
17.5.2 Relationships with Industry Owners/Operators and Organizations
17.5.3 Securing the Electric Power Industry
17.5.4 Civil Nuclear Power Industry Security
17.5.5 Investments Forecast
17.6 Chemical Industry and HAZMAT Security – 2010-2020
17.6.1 The Chemical Industry and HAZMAT Industry
17.6.2 The Chemical & HAZMAT Industry Security: Market Background
17.6.3 The Chemical & HAZMAT Industry Security: Investments Forecast
17.7 Defense Industrial Base Security – 2010-2020
17.7.1 Defense Industrial Base: Industry Segments
17.7.2 Defense Industrial Base Security: Resources and Budgets
17.7.3 Defense Industrial Base Security: Investments Forecast
17.8 Information Technology Industry Security – 2010-2020
17.8.1 The U.S. IT Industry: Background
17.8.2 Information Technology Industry: Security Risks
17.8.3 IT Industry Security
17.8.4 Information Technology Industry Security: Investments Forecast
17.9 Cybersecurity Market – 2010-2020
17.9.1 Cybersecurity Threats
17.9.2 Cybersecurity Threats and Vulnerabilities: A Five-Level Approach
17.9.3 Cybersecurity Incidents
17.9.4 DHS Role in Cybersecurity
17.9.5 DHS Cybersecurity Capabilities
17.9.6 DHS-DOD Cybersecurity Coordination
17.1 Transportation Industry Security – 2010-2020
17.10.1 The U.S. transportation Industry
17.10.2 Transportation Security
17.10.3 Aviation, Maritime and Mass Transit Security
17.10.4 Investments Forecast
17.11 CIP Strategy Outlook – 2010-2020
17.12 Critical Infrastructure Security: Business Opportunities
17.13 Critical Infrastructure Security: Market Drivers
17.14 Critical Infrastructure Security: Market Inhibitors
17.15 Critical Infrastructure Security: Market SWOT Analysis
17.16 Critical Infrastructure Security Market: Competitive Analysis
17.17 U.S. Critical Infrastructure Security Market – 2010-2020
17.17.1 U.S. Critical Infrastructure Security Systems Sales – 2010-2020
17.17.2 U.S. Critical Infrastructure Security Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market – 2013-2020
17.17.3 U.S. Critical Infrastructure Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) – 2010-2020
18 Aviation Security Market – 2010-2020
18.1 Scope
18.2 The effect of the Economy Slowdown on the Aviation Industry
18.3 U.S. Aviation Security, Terror Mitigation Strategy
18.4 Passenger Screening
18.4.1 Overview
18.4.2 People Screening Market Analysis
18.5 Checked Baggage Screening
18.5.1 Overview
18.5.2 Electronic Baggage Screening Program (EBSP)
18.6 Air Cargo Screening
18.7 Other Aviation Security Sectors
18.7.1 Airport Perimeter Security
18.7.2 Airport Employee and Service Personal Identification Program
18.7.3 Airports IT & Telecommunications Restructuring
18.7.4 Electronic Surveillance
18.7.5 Secure Air to Ground Communications
18.8 Aviation Security, Recent Activities
18.9 Aviation Security: Emerging Technologies Systems and Prices
18.1 Aviation Security: Business Opportunities
18.11 Aviation Security: Market Drivers
18.12 Aviation Security: Market Inhibitors
18.13 Aviation Security: Market SWOT Analysis
18.14 Aviation Security: Market Competitive Analysis
18.15 U.S. Aviation Security Market – 2010-2020
18.15.1 U.S. Aviation Security Systems Sales – 2010-2020
18.15.2 U.S. Aviation Security Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market – 2010-2020
18.15.3 U.S. Aviation Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment – 2010-2020
19 Maritime Security Market – 2010-2020
19.1 Maritime Security Market: Scope
19.2 Maritime Security Market: Background
19.2.1 U.S. Maritime Transportation System
19.2.2 Seaports and Marine Terminals
19.2.3 Port Terminal Facilities
19.2.4 Offshore Oil Facilities and Offshore Renewable Energy Installations (OREIs)
19.2.5 Natural Gas Infrastructure
19.2.6 Oceangoing Vessels
19.2.7 Passenger Carriers
19.2.8 Inland River, Coastal, and Great Lakes Systems
19.3 Maritime Transportation: Terror Mitigation Strategy
19.4 U.S. Maritime Security Legislation
19.4.1 The Container Security Initiative (CSI)
19.4.2 Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT)
19.4.3 U.S. 24-hour Advance Manifest Rule
19.5 Maritime Security: Major Programs
19.5.1 Container Screening Program
19.5.2 Transportation Worker Identification Credential Program
19.5.3 Federal Port Security Grants
19.6 Maritime Security: Market Analysis
19.6.1 Maritime Security – Impact of the Global Economy Downturn
19.6.2 Maritime Security: Recent Activities
19.6.3 Maritime Security: Business Opportunities
19.6.4 Maritime Security: Market Outlook
19.7 Maritime Security: Market Drivers
19.8 Maritime Security: Market Inhibitors
19.9 Maritime Security: Market SWOT Analysis
19.1 Maritime Security: Competitive Analysis
19.11 U.S. Maritime Security Market – 2010-2020
19.11.1 U.S. Maritime Security Systems Sales – 2010-2020
19.11.2 U.S. Maritime Security Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market –2010-2020
19.11.3 U.S. Maritime Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) – 2010-2020
20 Mass Transportation Security Market – 2010-2020
20.1 Mass Transportation Security Market: Scope
20.2 Mass Transportation Market: Overview
20.3 Mass Transportation: Security Risks
20.4 Mass Transportation Security Responsibilities
20.5 Mass Transportation Security Programs
20.6 Mass Transportation Security: Investments Forecast
20.7 Mass Transportation Security: Business Opportunities
20.8 Mass Transportation Security: Market Drivers
20.9 Mass Transportation Security: Market Inhibitors
20.1 Mass Transportation Security: Market SWOT Analysis
20.11 Mass Transportation Security Market: Competitive Analysis
20.12 U.S. Mass Transportation Security Market – 2010-2020
20.12.1 U.S. Mass Transportation Security Systems Sales – 2010-2020
20.12.2 U.S. Mass Transportation Security Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market – 2010-2020
20.12.3 U.S. Mass Transportation Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) – 2010-2020
21 Land Border Security Market – 2010-2020
21.1 Land Border Security Market: Scope
21.2 Land Border Security: Strategic Context
21.3 Land Border Security Components
21.4 Land Border Security: Recent Activities
21.4.1 Southwest Border
21.4.2 Northern Border
21.4.3 Trusted Traveler, Expedited Clearance and Other Partnerships
21.5 Land Border Security Market: Business Opportunities
21.6 Land Border Security: Market Drivers
21.7 Land Border Security: Market Inhibitors
21.8 Land Border Security: Market SWOT Analysis
21.9 Land Border Security Market: Competitive Analysis
21.1 U.S. Land Border Security Market – 2010-2020
21.10.1 U.S. Land Border Security Systems Sales – 2010-2020
21.10.2 U.S. Land Border Security Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market – 2010-2020
21.10.3 U.S. Land Border Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) – 2010-2020
22 First Responders Market – 2010-2020
22.1 Scope
22.2 Market Background
22.2.1 First Responders Missions
22.2.2 First Responders Structure
22.2.3 First Responders Planning
22.2.4 First Responders Training
22.3 U.S. First Responders Natural & Manmade Disaster Rescue & Recovery Equipment: Market Background
22.3.1 Disaster Recovery Technologies
22.4 First Responders Manmade Disaster Mitigation Market: Business Opportunities
22.5 First Responders: Market Drivers
22.6 First Responders: Market Inhibitors
22.7 First Responders: Market Competitive Analysis
22.8 U.S. First Responders Market – 2010-2020
22.8.1 U.S. First Responders Systems Sales – 2010-2020
22.8.2 U.S. First Responders Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market – 2010-2020
22.8.3 U.S. First Responders Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) – 2010-2020
23 CBRN, Hazmat and Disease Outbreak Events Mitigation Market – 2010-2020
23.1 CBRN, Hazmat and Disease Outbreak Mitigation Market: Scope
23.2 Bio-Terror and Disease Outbreak Mitigation Market
23.2.1 Biological Threat
23.2.2 Biological Detection: Core Technologies Comparison
23.2.3 U.S. Bio-Surveillance Background & Analysis
23.2.4 The Obama Administration Bio Terror Mitigation Strategy
23.2.5 Bio-Terror and pandemic outbreaks: Funding
23.2.6 Project BioWatch
23.2.7 Project BioSense
23.2.8 Project BioShield
23.2.9 Bio-Terror and pandemic outbreaks Market: Business Challenges – 2010-2020
23.2.10 Bio-Terror and Pandemic Outbreaks Detection Market: Business Opportunities
23.2.11 Bio-Terror and Pandemic Outbreaks Detection Technology Outlook
23.2.12 Bio Detection Market
23.3 CBRN Terror and Hazmat Incidents Detection, Mitigation and Decontamination
23.3.1 HAZMAT Industry Security
23.3.2 Nuclear Power Industry Security
23.3.3 CBRN Events and Hazmat Incidents Decontamination
23.4 CBRN, Hazmat and Disease Outbreak Events Mitigation: Market Drivers
23.5 CBRN, Hazmat and Disease Outbreak Events Mitigation: Market Inhibitors
23.6 CBRN, Hazmat and Disease Outbreak Events Mitigation Market: SWOT Analysis
23.7 Competitive Analysis
23.8 U.S. CBRN, Hazmat & Disease Outbreak Event Mitigation Market – 2010-2020
23.8.1 U.S. CBRN Terror and Hazmat & Disease Outbreak Mitigation Systems Sales – 2010-2020
23.8.2 U.S. CBRN Terror and Hazmat & Disease Outbreak Mitigation Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market – 2010-2020
23.8.3 U.S. CBRN Terror and Hazmat & Disease Outbreak Mitigation Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) – 2010-2020
24 Safe Cities Market – 2010-2020
24.1 Safe Cities Market: Background
24.2 Safe City Vs. Smart City
24.3 Safe City Technologies
24.3.1 Video Surveillance and Intelligent Video Analysis
24.3.2 Automatic Number Plate rRecognition (ANPR) Systems
24.3.3 IP Surveillance Cameras
24.3.4 Safe City Networks
24.3.5 Broadband Networks
24.3.6 Safe City Communication Interoperability
24.3.7 Safe City Physical Security Information Management Systems
24.4 U.S. Safe Cities Projects
24.5 U.S. Safe Cities: Market Outlook
24.6 Safe Cities: Market Drivers
24.7 Safe Cities Market: Inhibitors
24.8 U.S. Safe Cities Market – 2010-2020
24.8.1 U.S. Safe Cities Systems Sales – 2010-2020
24.8.2 U.S. Safe Cities Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market – 2010-2020
24.8.3 U.S. Safe Cities Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) – 2010-2020
25 Public Events Security Market – 2010-2020
25.1 Public Events Security Market: Scope
25.2 Major Public Event Planning and Management Phases
25.2.1 Before a Public Event Takes Place
25.2.2 During the Event
25.2.3 After the Event
25.3 Public Events Security: Authorities
25.3.1 Public Events Security: Responsible Bodies
25.3.2 Inter-agency Agreement
25.3.3 Public Events Security: Executive Team
25.3.4 Public Events Security: Intelligence
25.3.5 Specialized tactical units
25.3.6 Public Events Security: The Private Sector
25.4 Public Events Security: Risk Assessment
25.5 Public Events Security Workforce
25.5.1 Public Events Security Workforce Overview
25.5.2 Training
25.5.3 Public Events Security Credentialing
25.6 Public Events Security Markets
25.6.1 Public Events Security Communications Market
25.6.2 Public Events Perimeter Security Market
25.6.3 Public Events Infrastructure Security Market
25.6.4 Public Events Emergency Services Market
25.6.5 Public Events WMD and Hazmat Detection and Response Market
25.6.6 Public Events Transportation Security Market
25.7 Public Events Security: Federal Programs
25.8 Public Events Security: Market Drivers
25.9 Public Events Security: Market Inhibitors
25.1 U.S. Public Events Security Market – 2010-2020
25.10.1 U.S. Public Events Security Systems Sales – 2010-2020
25.10.2 U.S. Public Events Security Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market – 2010-2020
25.10.3 U.S. Public Events Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) – 2010-2020
 
  PART V. FEDERAL HLS MARKET
26 Federal HLS Funding and Markets
26.1 Federal HLS Funding by Department – 2013-2016
26.2 Federal HLS Market by Department – 2013-2016
26.3 Federal Homeland Security Funding by Mission Activity – 2013-2016
27 Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
27.1 Department of Homeland Security: Background
27.2 Department of Homeland Security: Agencies and Units
27.3 Department of Homeland Security Market – 2013-2016
27.3.1 Summary Outlook
27.3.2 Department of Homeland Security: Market by Agency – 2012-2016
28 DHS – Transportation Security Administration (TSA)
28.1 Transportation Security Administration: Background
28.2 Transportation Security Administration – Agencies and Units
28.3 TSA- 2012 Activities
28.4 TSA Major Programs and Funding
28.4.1 Screening Partnership Program
28.4.2 Passenger and Baggage Screening Program
28.4.3 Screening Training and Other Programs
28.4.4 Passengers Checkpoint Support Program
28.4.5 EDS and ETD Procurement and Installation Program
28.4.6 Screening Technology Maintenance & Utilities Program
28.4.7 Aviation Regulation and Other Enforcement Program
28.4.8 Airport Management, IT and Support Program
28.4.9 Air Cargo Program
28.4.10 Surface Transportation Security Program
28.4.11 Secure Flight Program
28.4.12 Transportation Security Support Programs
28.4.13 Federal Air Marshal Service Program
28.5 TSA – Emerging Technologies Systems and Prices
28.6 Business Opportunities
28.7 TSA Market – 2013-2016
28.7.1 Summary
28.7.2 Market Drivers
28.7.3 Market Inhibitors
28.7.4 TSA Funding and Market – 2013-2016
29 DHS – U.S. Customs & Border Protection (CBP)
29.1 Customs & Border Protection Background
29.2 Customs & Border Protection: Recent Activities
29.3 Customs & Border Protection – Agencies & Units
29.4 Customs & Border Protection Major Programs and Funding
29.4.1 Inspection and Detection Technology Program
29.4.2 Targeting Programs
29.4.3 C-TPAT Program
29.4.4 International Cargo Screening – CSI and SFI Programs
29.4.5 Other International Programs
29.4.6 Trusted Traveler Programs (TT)
29.4.7 Customs & Border Protection, U.S. VISIT Program
29.4.8 Border Security Fencing, Infrastructure and Technology Programs
29.4.9 Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) and International Trade Data System (ITDS) Programs
29.4.10 Critical Operations Protection & Processing Support (COPPS) Program
29.4.11 Facility Construction and Sustainment
29.4.12 Air and Marine Interdiction Programs
29.5 Inspection and Detection Technologies
29.5.1 Existing Technologies
29.5.2 Border security Challenges
29.6 CBP Business Opportunities
29.7 CBP Market – 2013-2016
29.7.1 Summary Outlook
29.7.2 CBP, Market Drivers
29.7.3 CBP, Market Inhibitors
29.7.4 Customs & Border Protection Funding and Market – 2013-2016
30 DHS – Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
30.1 Federal Emergency Management Agency, Background
30.2 Federal Emergency Management Agency – Agencies & Units
30.3 FEMA Programs
30.3.1 State and Local Grants
30.3.2 Radiological Emergency Preparedness Program (REPP)
30.3.3 FEMA, National Pre-disaster Mitigation Program
30.4 FEMA, Business Opportunities
30.5 FEMA Market – 2013-2016
30.5.1 Federal Emergency Management Agency, Summary Outlook
30.5.2 FEMA Funding and Market – 2013-2016
31 DHS – U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE)
31.1 Immigration & Customs Enforcement, Background
31.2 Immigration & Customs Enforcement, (ICE) – Agencies & Units
31.3 ICE Major Programs and Funding
31.3.1 ICE Visa Security Program
31.3.2 ICE, Criminal Alien Program
31.3.3 Transportation and Removal Program
31.3.4 Immigration & Customs Enforcement, Alternatives to Detention Program
31.3.5 Immigration & Customs Enforcement, SC/CIRCA Plan
31.3.6 Atlas IT Infrastructure
31.3.7 Law Enforcement Systems Modernization
31.3.8 Immigration & Customs Enforcement, DRO Modernization (DROM)
31.3.9 ICE, Electronic Health Records (eHR)
31.3.10 ICE, Modernization of Financial Systems (MFS)
31.3.11 ICE Decision Support Systems (IDSS)
31.3.12 Student Exchange and Visitor Program (SEVP)
31.4 Immigration & Customs Enforcement, Business Opportunities
31.5 ICE Funding and Market – 2013-2016
31.5.1 Immigration & Customs Enforcement, Summary Outlook
31.5.2 Immigration & Customs Enforcement, Market Drivers
31.5.3 Market Inhibitors
31.5.4 ICE Funding and Market – 2013-2016
32 DHS – U.S. Coast Guard (USCG)
32.1 U.S. Coast Guard Background
32.2 U.S. Coast Guard – Agencies & Units
32.4 USCG Near-term Program Initiatives
32.5 USCG Key Strategic Issues
32.6 U.S. Coast Guard: Market Review
32.7 USCG, Business Opportunities
32.8 USCG Market – 2013-2016
32.8.1 U.S. Coast Guard, Summary Outlook
32.8.2 U.S. Coast Guard Market Drivers
32.8.3 U.S. Coast Guard Market Inhibitors
32.8.4 USCG Funding and Market – 2013-2016
33 DHS – U.S. Secret Service (USSS)
33.1 U.S. Secret Service: Background
33.2 USSS, Major Operational Major Programs and Strategic Goals
33.3 U.S. Secret Service, Cross Cutting Initiatives
33.4 USSS, Business Opportunities
33.5 USSS Market – 2013-2016
33.5.1 U.S. Secret Service, Summary Outlook
33.5.2 U.S. Secret Service, Market Drivers
33.5.3 Market Inhibitors
33.5.4 USSS Funding and Market – 2013-2016
34 DHS – Science & Technology Directorate (S&T)
34.1 Science & Technology Directorate Background
34.2 Science & Technology Directorate – Agencies & Units
34.3 S&T Major Programs and Funding
34.3.1 S&T-Overview
34.3.2 Science & Technology Directorate, Acquisition and Operations Support Programs
34.3.3 S&T Directorate, Laboratory Facilities Programs
34.3.4 S&T Directorate, Research, Development, and Innovation (RD&I) Programs
34.3.5 S&T Directorate, University Programs
34.4 S&T Directorate, Market – 2013-2016
34.4.1 S&T Directorate, Summary Outlook
34.4.2 Market Drivers
34.4.3 Market Inhibitors
34.4.4 S&T Funding and Market – 2013-2016
35 DHS – Domestic Nuclear Detection Office (DNDO)
35.1 Domestic Nuclear Detection Office, Background
35.2 Domestic Nuclear Detection Office – Agencies & Units
35.3 DNDO Market – 2013-2016
35.3.1 Summary Outlook
35.3.2 Market Drivers
35.3.3 Market Inhibitors
35.3.4 Main Business Opportunities
35.3.5 DNDO Funding and Market – 2013-2016
36 DHS – Departmental Management & Operations (DMO)
36.1 DHS – Departmental Management & Operations Background
36.2 DHS – Departmental Management & Operations: Agencies and Units
36.3 DMO Market – 2013-2016
36.3.1 Summary Outlook
36.3.2 DMO Funding and Market – 2013-2016
37 DHS Analysis and Operations (I&A and OPS)
37.1 DHS Analysis and Operations Background
37.1.1 Office of Operations Coordination and Planning (OPS)
37.2 Initiatives
37.3 DHS I&A and OPS Market – 2013-2016
37.3.1 Summary Outlook
37.3.2 DHS I&A and OPS Funding and Market – 2013-2016
38 DHS – Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC)
38.1 Federal Law Enforcement Training Center Background
38.2 Federal Law Enforcement Training Center Agencies and Units
38.3 Law Enforcement Training Programs
38.4 Key Strategic Issues
38.5 Federal Law Enforcement Training Center Business Opportunities
38.6 FLETC Market – 2013-2016
38.6.1 Summary Outlook
38.6.2 Federal Law Enforcement Training Center Funding and Market – 2013-2016
39 DHS – U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services (USCIS)
39.1 U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services: Background
39.2 U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services: Agencies and Units
39.3 USCIS: Major Programs and Funding
39.3.1 E-Verify
39.3.2 SAVE Program
39.3.3 VIBE
39.4 USCIS Market – 2013-2016
39.4.1 Summary Outlook
39.4.2 USCIS Funding and Market – 2013-2016
40 DHS – National Protection and Programs Directorate (NPPD)
40.1 National Protection and Programs Directorate: Background
40.2 NPPD Major Programs and Funding
40.2.1 Infrastructure Protection and Information Security
40.2.2 Federal Protective Service Programs
40.3 NPPD Market – 2013-2016
40.3.1 Summary Outlook
40.3.2 NPPD Funding and Market – 2013-2016
41 DHS – Office of Health Affairs (OHA)
41.1 DHS – Office of Health Affairs: Background
41.2 DHS – Office of Health Affairs: BioWatch Program
41.3 OHA Market – 2013-2016
41.3.1 Summary Outlook
41.3.2 OHA Funding and Market – 2013-2016
42 DHS – Office of Inspector General (OIG)
42.1 DHS – Office of Inspector General: Background
42.2 DHS – Office of Inspector General: Market – 2013-2016
42.2.1 Summary Outlook
42.2.2 OIG Funding and Market – 2013-2016
43 Department of Defense (DOD) Homeland Security
43.1 DOD – Background
43.2 DOD HLS Markets – 2013-2016
43.2.1 Summary Outlook
43.2.2 DOD Funding and Market – 2013-2016
44 Department of Health & Human Services (DHHS)
44.1 Department of Health & Human Services: HLS Background
44.2 The Bio-Terror Mitigation Strategy
44.3 Department of Health & Human Services Organization & Units
44.3.1 Center for Disease Control (CDC)
44.3.2 Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
44.4 DHHS HLS Funding & Market – 2013-2016
44.4.1 Summary Outlook
44.4.2 DHHS HLS Funding and Market – 2013-2016
44.4.3 DHHS HLS Market by Program – 2013-2016
45 Department of Justice (DOJ)
45.1 Department of Justice: HLS Background
45.2 Department of Justice: Organization
45.3 Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
45.3.1 FBI HLS: Background
45.3.2 FBI – Organization
45.3.3 FBI HLS Market Drivers
45.3.4 FBI HLS Market Inhibitors
45.4 DOJ HLS Funding & Market – 2013-2016
45.4.1 Summary Outlook
45.4.2 DOJ HLS Funding and Market – 2013-2016
45.4.3 DOJ HLS Market by Program – 2013-2016
46 Department of Energy (DOE)
46.1 Department of Energy: Background
46.2 Department of Energy: Organization
46.3 DOE HLS Funding & Market – 2013-2016
46.3.1 Department of Energy: Summary Funding and Market Outlook
46.3.2 DOE HLS Funding and Market – 2013-2016
46.3.3 DOE HLS Market by Program – 2013-2016
47 Department of State (DOS)
47.1 Department of State: HLS Background
47.2 DOS Organization
47.3 Department of State HLS Funding & Market – 2013-2016
47.3.1 Summary Outlook
47.3.2 Department of State HLS Funding and Market – 2013-2016
48 U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
48.1 U.S. Department of Agriculture: HLS Background
48.2 U.S. Department of Agriculture Organization
48.3 U.S. Department of Agriculture HLS Market – 2013-2016
48.3.1 Summary Outlook
48.3.2 USDA HLS Funding and Market – 2013-2016
49 National Science Foundation (NSF)
49.1 National Science Foundation: Background
49.2 National Science Foundation: Organization
49.3 National Science Foundation: HLS Market – 2013-2016
49.3.1 Summary Outlook
49.3.2 NSF, HLS Funding and Market – 2013-2016
50 National Aeronautic & Space Administration (NASA)
50.1 NASA Background
50.2 NASA HLS Market – 2013-2016
50.2.1 Summary Outlook
50.2.2 NASA HLS Funding and Market – 2013-2016
51 Department of Transportation (DOT)
51.1 DOT Background
51.2 DOT Organization
51.3 DOT HLS Market – 2013-2016
51.3.1 Summary Outlook
51.3.2 DOT HLS Funding and Market – 2013-2016
52 Department of Commerce (DOC)
52.1 DOC Background
52.2 DOC Organization
52.3 DOC HLS Market – 2013-2016
52.3.1 Summary Outlook
52.3.2 DOC HLS Funding and Market – 2013-2016
 
  PART VI. STATE & LOCAL HLS & PUBLIC SECURITY MARKET
53 State and Local HLS & Public Security Funding Larger than the DHS
54 State and Local HLS Missions
55 State and Local Grants
55.1 FEMA Grants Distributed in FY 2002-2011
55.2 FEMA Grants Outlook
55.3 FEMA, Grant Life Cycle
56 FY 2012 Grant Allocations
56.1 FY 2012 Homeland Security Grant Program (HSGP)
56.1.1 State Homeland Security Program (SHSP).
56.1.2 Urban Areas Security Initiative (UASI)
56.1.3 Operation Stonegarden (OPSG)
56.1.4 Law Enforcement Terrorism Prevention Activities (LETPA) Set Aside.
56.2 FY 2012 Emergency Management Performance Grants (EMPG) Program
56.3 FY 2012 Tribal Homeland Security Grant Program (THSGP)
56.4 FY 2012 Intercity Passenger Rail – Amtrak (IPR) Program
56.5 FY 2012 Port Security Grant Program (PSGP)
56.6 FY 2012 Transit Security Grant Program (TSGP)
57 State and Local HLS Market Drivers
58 State and Local Market Inhibitors
59 State and Local Market SWOT Analysis
60 State and Local Market Competitive Analysis
61 State and Local HLS Market
62 Primary Cities HLS Markets
63 State Markets
63.1 Arizona HLS Markets
63.1.1 Arizona HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.1.2 Arizona HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.1.3 Arizona HLS Market
63.2 California HLS Markets
63.2.1 California HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.2.2 California HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.2.3 California HLS Market
63.3 Colorado HLS Markets
63.3.1 Colorado HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.3.2 Colorado HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.3.3 Colorado HLS Market
63.4 District of Columbia HLS Markets
63.4.1 District of Columbia HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.4.2 District of Columbia HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.4.3 District of Columbia HLS Market
63.5 Florida HLS Markets
63.5.1 Florida HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.5.2 Florida HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.5.3 Florida HLS Market
63.6 Georgia HLS Markets
63.6.1 Georgia HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.6.2 Georgia HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.6.3 Georgia HLS Market
63.7 Hawaii Markets
63.7.1 Hawaii HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.7.2 Hawaii HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.7.3 Hawaii HLS Market
63.8 Illinois HLS Markets
63.8.1 Illinois HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.8.2 Illinois HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.8.3 Illinois HLS Market
63.9 Indiana HLS Markets
63.9.1 Indiana HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.9.2 Indiana HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.9.3 Indiana HLS Market
63.1 Kentucky HLS Markets
63.10.1 Kentucky HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.10.2 Kentucky HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.10.3 Kentucky HLS Market
63.11 Louisiana HLS Markets
63.11.1 Louisiana HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.11.2 Louisiana HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.11.3 Louisiana HLS Market
63.12 Maryland HLS Markets
63.12.1 Maryland HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.12.2 Maryland HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.12.3 Maryland HLS Market
63.13 Massachusetts Markets
63.13.1 Massachusetts HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.13.2 Massachusetts HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.13.3 Massachusetts HLS Market
63.14 Michigan HLS Markets
63.14.1 Michigan HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.14.2 Michigan HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.14.3 Michigan HLS Market
63.15 Minnesota HLS Markets
63.15.1 Minnesota HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.15.2 Minnesota HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.15.3 Minnesota HLS Market
63.16 Missouri HLS Markets
63.16.1 Missouri HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.16.2 Missouri HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.16.3 Missouri HLS Market
63.17 North Carolina HLS Markets
63.17.1 North Carolina HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.17.2 North Carolina HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.17.3 North Carolina HLS Market
63.18 Nevada HLS Markets
63.18.1 Nevada HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.18.2 Nevada HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.18.3 Nevada HLS Market
63.19 New Jersey HLS Markets
63.19.1 New Jersey HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.19.2 New Jersey HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.19.3 New Jersey HLS Market
63.2 New York HLS Markets
63.20.1 New York HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.20.2 2012-13 Budget Actions
63.20.3 Major Initiatives
63.20.4 New York HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.20.5 New York HLS Market
63.21 Ohio HLS Markets
63.21.1 Ohio HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.21.2 Ohio HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.21.3 Ohio HLS Market
63.22 Oregon HLS Markets
63.22.1 Oregon HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.22.2 Oregon HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.22.3 Oregon HLS Market
63.23 Pennsylvania HLS Markets
63.23.1 Pennsylvania HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.23.2 Pennsylvania HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.23.3 Pennsylvania HLS Market
63.24 Tennessee HLS Markets
63.24.1 Tennessee HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.24.2 Tennessee HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.24.3 Tennessee HLS Market
63.25 Texas HLS Markets
63.25.1 Texas HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.25.2 Texas HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.25.3 Texas HLS Market
63.26 Washington HLS Markets
63.26.1 Washington HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.26.2 Washington HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.26.3 Washington HLS Market
63.27 Wisconsin HLS Markets
63.27.1 Wisconsin HLS Programs & Business Opportunities
63.27.2 Wisconsin HLS and Public Security Contact Information
63.27.3    Wisconsin HLS Market
 
  APPENDIX
64 Contact Information of 270 U.S. Homeland Security and Public Security Vendors
List of Tables
Table 1 The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act DHS Funding [$M] by Agency
Table 2 U.S. HLS & Public Security Market (Systems Sales vs. Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 3 U.S. HLS & Public Security Market (Systems Sales vs. Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [%] – 2010-2020
Table 4 U.S. HLS & Public Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [$Million] by Application – 2010-2020
Table 5 U.S. HLS & Public Security Market [$ Billion] by Purchasing Sector – 2011-2016
Table 6 U.S. HLS & Public Security Market Share [%] by Purchasing Sector – 2011-2016
Table 7 Federal HLS Funding by Major Departments [$B] – 2011-2016
Table 8 Federal HLS Market [$B] by Department – 2011-2016
Table 9 Federal HLS Funding [$B] by Mission Activity – 2012-2016
Table 10 State and Local HLS Market [$M] by State – 2010-2020
Table 11 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security Systems Sales [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 12 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security Systems Sales Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 13 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security: Service, Public Security: Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 14 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security: Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 15 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 16 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 17 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security Market (Systems Sales vs. Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 18 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security Market (Systems Sales vs. Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [%] – 2010-2020
Table 19 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security Systems Sales [$Million] by Application – 2010-2020
Table 20 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security Systems Sales [%] by Application – 2010-2020
Table 21 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security: Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market [$Million] by Application – 2010-2020
Table 22 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security: Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market Share [%] by Application – 2010-2020
Table 23 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [$Million] by Application – 2010-2020
Table 24 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [%] by Application – 2010-2020
Table 25 Sector-Specific Federal Agencies vs. Critical Infrastructure Sectors
Table 26 Electric Power Industry Data
Table 27 The U.S. Defense Industrial Base, Segments, Sub-segments, and Commodities
Table 28 The U.S. IT government security cooperation Membership
Table 29 IT Private Sector Members Roster
Table 30 Products and Services Associated with Cyber-Security Market
Table 31 Sources of Cybersecurity Threats
Table 32 Priorities in Security Cyberspace
Table 33 Transportation Systems industry, Divisions Statistics
Table 34 15 Critical Infrastructure Security Business Opportunities
Table 35 U.S. Critical Infrastructure Security Systems Sales [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 36 U.S. Critical Infrastructure Security Systems Sales Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 37 U.S. Critical Infrastructure Security Systems: Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 38 U.S. Critical Infrastructure Security Systems: Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 39 U.S. Critical Infrastructure Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 40 U.S. Critical Infrastructure Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 41 EBSP Funding [$M]: 2006-2012
Table 42 U.S. Aviation Security Systems Sales [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 43 U.S. Aviation Security Systems Sales Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 44 U.S. Aviation Security Systems, Service, Upgrade and
Table 45 U.S. Aviation Security Systems, Service, Upgrade and
Table 46 U.S. Aviation Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade
Table 47 U.S. Aviation Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade
Table 48 25 Largest Container Ports Trading With the U.S. A
Table 49 Maritime Security Sub-Markets – Impact of the Global Economy Downturn
Table 50 Maritime Security: Business Opportunities
Table 51 U.S. Maritime Security Systems Sales [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 52 U.S. Maritime Security Systems Sales Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 53 U.S. Maritime Security Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 54 U.S. Maritime Security Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 55 U.S. Maritime Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 56 U.S. Maritime Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 57 Mass Transportation Security Initiatives
Table 58 U.S. Mass Transportation Security Systems Sales [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 59 U.S. Mass Transportation Security Systems Sales Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 60 U.S. Mass Transportation Security Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 61 U.S. Mass Transportation Security Systems, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 62 U.S. Mass Transportation Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 63 U.S. Mass Transportation Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 64 Land Border Security Components
Table 65 Land Border Security Market: Business Opportunities
Table 66 U.S. Land Border Security Systems Sales [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 67 U.S. Land Border Security Systems Sales Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 68 U.S. Land Border Security Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 69 U.S. Land Border Security Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 70 U.S. Land Border Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 71 U.S. Land Border Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 72 Spectrums of Potential HLS Contingencies for First Responders
Table 73 First Responders Manmade Disaster Mitigation Market: Business Opportunities
Table 74 U.S. First Responders Natural Disasters Response Systems Market: Business Opportunities
Table 75 U.S. First Responders Systems Sales [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 76 U.S. First Responders Systems Sales Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 77 U.S. First Responders Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 78 U.S. First Responders Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 79 U.S. First Responders Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 80 U.S. First Responders Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 81 The CDC Biological Threat Agents Categorization
Table 82 Cost, Speed & Accuracy Comparison of Bio-Detection Technologies
Table 83 Bio-surveillance, Detection & Bio-forensics Challenges – 2013-2020
Table 84 U.S. CBRN Terror and Hazmat & Disease Outbreak Mitigation Systems Sales [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 85 U.S. CBRN Terror and Hazmat & Disease Outbreak Mitigation Systems Sales Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 86 U.S. CBRN Terror and Hazmat & Disease Outbreak Mitigation Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 87 U.S. CBRN Terror and Hazmat & Disease Outbreak Mitigation Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 88 U.S. CBRN Terror and Hazmat & Disease Outbreak Mitigation Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 89 U.S. CBRN Terror and Hazmat & Disease Outbreak Mitigation Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 90 Communication Systems in a Typical U.S. Metropolitan City
Table 91 U.S. Safe Cities Systems Sales [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 92 U.S. Safe Cities Systems Sales Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 93 U.S. Safe Cities Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 94 U.S. Safe Cities Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 95 U.S. Safe Cities Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 96 U.S. Safe Cities Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 97 U.S. Public Events Security Systems Sales [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 98 U.S. Public Events Security Systems Sales Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 99 U.S. Public Events Security Systems, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 100 U.S. Public Events Security Systems, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 101 U.S. Public Events Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [$Million] – 2010-2020
Table 102 U.S. Public Events Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Table 103 Federal HLS Funding by Major Departments [$B] – 2011-2016
Table 104 Federal HLS Market [$B] by Departments – 2011-2016
Table 105 Federal HLS Market [$B] by Departments – 2011-2016
Table 106 Federal Homeland Security, Market Share [%] by Departments – 2011-2016
Table 107 Federal Homeland Security Funding [$B] by Mission Activity – 2012-2016
Table 108 Federal Homeland Security Funding Forecast by Mission Activity Share [%]- 2012-2016
Table 109 DHS – HLS Related Market [$B] by DHS Agency – 2011-2016
Table 110 Department of Homeland Security: Market Share [%] by DHS Agency -
Table 111 TSA Passengers and Baggage Installed Base [Units] and Procurement Plans Statistics by Modality.
Table 112 TSA Program Progress Relative to EDS/ETD Deployment and Facility Modifications – Projections through FY 2013
Table 113 TSA Screening Technology Maintenance & Utilities Program Components
Table 114 FY 2013 TSA Checked Baggage Screening Systems Maintenance Cost [$M] and by System Model [unit]
Table 115 Air Cargo Program budget [$M] Components-2012 & 2013
Table 116 Surface Transportation Initiatives
Table 117 Recent TSA Modalities: Description & Prices
Table 118 Business Opportunities: TSA
Table 119 TSA HLS Funding and Market – 2011-2016
Table 120 Aircraft and Marine Vessels CBP Procurement: 2011-2013
Table 121 CBP HLS Funding and Market – 2011-2016
Table 122 Federal Emergency Management Agency: Business Opportunities:
Table 123 FEMA HLS Funding and Market – 2011-2016
Table 124 Immigration & Customs Enforcement Business Opportunities
Table 125 ICE HLS Funding and Market – 2011-2016
Table 126 Coast Guard HLS and Non-HLS Missions
Table 127 USCG Programs and Initiatives
Table 128 Business Opportunities: USCG
Table 129 USCG HLS Funding and Market – 2011-2016
Table 130 U.S. Secret Service Major Operational Programs and Strategic Goals
Table 131 U.S. Secret Service, Business Opportunities:
Table 132 USSS HLS Funding and Market – 2011-2016
Table 133 S&T HLS Funding and Market – 2011-2016
Table 134 DNDO HLS Funding and Market – 2011-2016
Table 135 DMO HLS Funding and Market – 2011-2016
Table 136 DHS I&A and OPS HLS Funding and Market – 2011-2016
Table 137 Business Opportunities: FLETC
Table 138 FLETC HLS Funding and Market – 2011-2016
Table 139 USCIS HLS Funding and Market – 2011-2016
Table 140 NPPD HLS Funding and Market – 2011-2016
Table 141 OHA HLS Funding and Market – 2011-2016
Table 142 OIG HLS Funding and Market – 2011-2016
Table 143 DOD HLS Funding and Market – 2011-2016
Table 144 DHHS HLS Funding and Market – 2011-2016
Table 145 DHHS HLS Market [$M] by Programs – 2011-2016
Table 146 DOJ HLS Funding and Market – 2011-2016
Table 147 DOJ HLS Market [$M] by Program – 2011-2016
Table 148 DOE HLS Funding and Market – 2011-2016
Table 149 DOE HLS Market [$M] by Program – 2011-2016
Table 150 DOS HLS Funding and Market – 2011-2016
Table 151 USDA HLS Funding and Market – 2011-2016
Table 152 NSF HLS Funding and Market – 2011-2016
Table 153 NASA HLS Funding and Market – 2011-2016
Table 154 DOT HLS Funding and Market – 2011-2016
Table 155 DOC HLS Funding and Market – 2011-2016
Table 156 SHSP, UASI, PSGP, and TSGP Funding [$M] for FY 2002-2011
Table 157 Purpose, Project Type, and Eligible Applicants of SHSP, UASI, PSGP, and TSGP programs
Table 158 FY 2012 SHSP Allocations
Table 159 FY 2012 UASI Allocations
Table 160 FY 2012 OPSG Allocations
Table 161 FY 2012 EMPG Program Allocations
Table 162 FY 2012 THSGP Allocations
Table 163 FY 2012 NSGP Allocations
Table 164 FY 2012 PSGP Allocations
Table 165 FY 2012 TSGP Allocations
Table 166 State and Local HLS Market [$M] by State – 2010-2020
Table 167 Arizona: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M]- 2010-2020
Table 168 California: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M]- 2010-2020
Table 169 Colorado: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
Table 170 District of Columbia: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
Table 171 Florida: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
Table 172 Georgia: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
Table 173 Hawaii: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
Table 174 Illinois: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
Table 175 Indiana: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
Table 176 Kentucky: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
Table 177 Louisiana: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
Table 178 Maryland: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
Table 179 Massachusetts: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
Table 180 Michigan: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
Table 181 Minnesota: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
Table 182 Missouri: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
Table 183 North Carolina: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
Table 184 Nevada: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
Table 185 New Jersey: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
Table 186 New York: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
Table 187 Ohio: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
Table 188 Oregon: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
Table 189 Pennsylvania: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
Table 190 Tennessee: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
Table 191 Texas: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
Table 192 Washington: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
Table 193    Wisconsin: Federal & State Funded HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
List of Figures
Figure 1 U.S. Federal HLS-HLD Structure
Figure 2 U.S. HLS & Public Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [$Million] by Application – 2010-2020
Figure 3 U.S. HLS & Public Security Market [$ Billion] by Key Purchasing Sectors -
Figure 4 U.S. HLS & Public Security Market [$ Billion] by Purchasing Sector – 2011 & 2016
Figure 5 Federal HLS Funding Share [%] by Mission Activity – 2012 & 2016
Figure 6 State and Local HLS Markets [$M] for Ten Leading States
Figure 7 Federal Government – Industry HLS & Public Security Life Cycle
Figure 8 HLS & Public Security Industry, Government Relationship
Figure 9 The HLS & Public Security Vendor – Client Inter-Relationship
Figure 10 HLS & Public Security Market SWOT Analysis
Figure 11 HLS & Public Security Market – Competitive Analysis
Figure 12 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security Systems Sales [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 13 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security Systems Sales Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 14 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security: Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 15 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security: Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 16 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 17 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 18 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security Market Shares (Systems Sales vs. Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [%] – 2012 & 2020
Figure 19 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security Systems Sales [$Million] by Application – 2010-2020
Figure 20 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security Systems Sales [%] by Application – 2012, 2020
Figure 21 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [$Million] by Application – 2010-2020
Figure 22 U.S. Homeland Security & Public Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [%] by Application – 2012, 2020
Figure 23 Hierarchy of Critical Infrastructures
Figure 24 The U.S. Critical Infrastructure Security
Figure 25 Critical Infrastructure Investment Priorities Scheme
Figure 26 The North American Electric Power Grid
Figure 27 Overview of the Electric Power System and Control Communications
Figure 28 U.S. Electric Power and Generation Capacity
Figure 29 The U.S. Electric Utilities by Ownership
Figure 30 Energy Related Interdependencies across the North American Economy
Figure 31 Energy Industry: Public & Private Industry Working Groups
Figure 32 The 10 year Strategy for Securing the Electrical supply industry
Figure 33 Chemical Industry by Segment
Figure 34 Chemical Industry Dependencies and Interdependencies
Figure 35 The U.S. Defense Industrial Base Prioritization Factors, Sub Factors, and Weights
Figure 36 IT Industry Critical Functions
Figure 37 IT Risk Mitigation Prioritization Methodology.
Figure 38 Incidents Reported to U.S.-CERT: Fiscal Years 2006-2011
Figure 39 Types of Incidents Reported to U.S.-CERT in Fiscal Year 2011 by Category
Figure 40 Enhanced DHS-DOD Cybersecurity Coordination Structure
Figure 41 Transportation Systems Sector Government Coordination Organization
Figure 42 Transportation Systems Sector Risk Management Framework
Figure 43 Transportation Systems Industry Management Approach
Figure 44 The transportation industry – government Partnership model
Figure 45 Transportation Systems SCC Organization
Figure 46 Critical Infrastructure Security Market SWOT Analysis
Figure 47 Critical Infrastructure Security Market – Competitive Analysis
Figure 48 U.S. Critical Infrastructure Security Systems Sales [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 49 U.S. Critical Infrastructure Security Systems Sales Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 50 U.S. Critical Infrastructure Security Systems: Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 51 U.S. Critical Infrastructure Security Systems: Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 52 U.S. Critical Infrastructure Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 53 U.S. Critical Infrastructure Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 54 Aviation Passengers Trend Link to GDP Growth – 1971-2011
Figure 55 Aviation Security, the 10 Layers of Defense
Figure 56 CBP Pre-screening Systems and Data Flow
Figure 57 Baggage Screening Configurations at the 337 Airports with Optimal Systems
Figure 58 Number of Airports with Optimal Baggage Screening Systems Compared to all TSA-Regulated Airports
Figure 59 Airport Perimeter Security Systems
Figure 60 Airport Perimeter Environment
Figure 61 Aviation Security Market SWOT Analysis
Figure 62 Aviation Security Market – Competitive Analysis
Figure 63 U.S. Aviation Security Systems Sales [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 64 U.S. Aviation Security Systems Sales Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 65 U.S. Aviation Security Systems, Service, Upgrade and
Figure 66 U.S. Aviation Security Systems, Service, Upgrade and
Figure 67 U.S. Aviation Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade
Figure 68 U.S. Aviation Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade
Figure 69 Maritime Supply Chain vs. Security Legislation
Figure 70 Typical Container Booking / Bill of Landing Cycle: Before and After 24-hours Advance Notification
Figure 71 Seaport Area Key Port Stakeholders Eligible to federal grants Recipients
Figure 72 Comparison of port security federal grant Approval Dates for 11 Ports,
Figure 73 U.S. Ports, Federal Grants Risk Model
Figure 74 Maritime Security Market SWOT Analysis
Figure 75 Maritime Security Market – Competitive Analysis
Figure 76 U.S. Maritime Security Systems Sales [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 77 U.S. Maritime Security Systems Sales Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 78 U.S. Maritime Security Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 79 U.S. Maritime Security Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 80 U.S. Maritime Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 81 U.S. Maritime Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 82 Mass Transportation Security: SWOT Analysis
Figure 83 Mass Transportation Security Market – Competitive Analysis
Figure 84 U.S. Mass Transportation Security Systems Sales [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 85 U.S. Mass Transportation Security Systems Sales Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 86 U.S. Mass Transportation Security Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 87 U.S. Mass Transportation Security Systems, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 88 U.S. Mass Transportation Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 89 U.S. Mass Transportation Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 90 Land Border Security Threat Detection Scheme
Figure 91 Border Security: Market SWOT Analysis
Figure 92 Land Border Security Market – Competitive Analysis
Figure 93 U.S. Land Border Security Systems Sales [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 94 U.S. Land Border Security Systems Sales Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 95 U.S. Land Border Security Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 96 U.S. Land Border Security Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 97 U.S. Land Border Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 98 U.S. Land Border Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 99 The First Responders Manmade and Natural Disaster Response Missions
Figure 100 First Responder First Responders Manmade and Natural Disaster Response Missions Spectrums
Figure 101 First Responders C3I Structure and Conflicts
Figure 102 The U.S. A Pre 9/11 Multi-Agency Coordination Scheme
Figure 103 First Responders Training Procedures
Figure 104 1980-2010 Natural Disaster Statistics
Figure 105 First Responders Market – Competitive Analysis
Figure 106 U.S. First Responders Systems Sales [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 107 U.S. First Responders Systems Sales Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 108 U.S. First Responders Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 109 U.S. First Responders Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 110 U.S. First Responders Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 111 U.S. First Responders Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 112 Biological Detection Technologies
Figure 113 Bio-Detection Responsibilities across the U.S. Federal Bio-surveillance Network
Figure 114 The U.S. Armed Forces & Civilian Bio-defense Flow Chart
Figure 115 The Bio-Response Report Card
Figure 116 U.S. Government homeland security & public security Bio-Defense Funding [$ Million] – FY2001-FY2012
Figure 117 Cumulative 2001-2012 Bio-Defense Funding [$Million], by Agency
Figure 118 The Nuclear Sector Partnership Structure
Figure 119 CBRN & HAZMAT Event Decontamination Command Structure
Figure 120 The Decontamination: Technology, ICT, Command & Control and Decision Chain
Figure 121 CBRN, Hazmat and Disease Outbreak Events Mitigation Market: SWOT Analysis
Figure 122 CBRN, Hazmat and Disease Outbreak Events Mitigation Market Industry: Competitive Analysis
Figure 123 U.S. CBRN Terror and Hazmat & Disease Outbreak Mitigation Systems Sales [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 124 U.S. CBRN Terror and Hazmat & Disease Outbreak Mitigation Systems Sales Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 125 U.S. CBRN Terror and Hazmat & Disease Outbreak Mitigation Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 126 U.S. CBRN Terror and Hazmat & Disease Outbreak Mitigation Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 127 U.S. CBRN Terror and Hazmat & Disease Outbreak Mitigation Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 128 U.S. CBRN Terror and Hazmat & Disease Outbreak Mitigation Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 129 Safe City Situation Awareness
Figure 130 The Smart City & Safe city
Figure 131 Safe City Communication network
Figure 132 Safe City Wireless Point-to-Multipoint (Left) & Mesh Topology (Right)
Figure 133 Safe City Interoperable Communications Network
Figure 134 Safe City, functional overview
Figure 135 U.S. Safe Cities Systems Sales [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 136 U.S. Safe Cities Systems Sales Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 137 U.S. Safe Cities Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 138 U.S. Safe Cities Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 139 U.S. Safe Cities Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 140 U.S. Safe Cities Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 141 U.S. Public Events Security Systems Sales [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 142 U.S. Public Events Security Systems Sales Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 143 U.S. Public Events Security Systems, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 144 U.S. Public Events Security Systems, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 145 U.S. Public Events Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) [$Million] – 2010-2020
Figure 146 U.S. Public Events Security Market (Systems Sales, Service, Upgrade and Refurbishment) Market AGR [%] – 2011-2020
Figure 147 Federal HLS Funding [$B] by Departments – 2011-2016
Figure 148 Federal HLS Funding Share [%] by Departments – 2011 & 2016
Figure 149 Federal Homeland Security, Market Share [%] by Departments – 2011 & 2016
Figure 150 Federal Homeland Security Funding [$B] by Mission Activity – 2012-2016
Figure 151 Federal Homeland Security Funding Share [%] by Mission Activity – 2012 & 2016
Figure 152 Department of Homeland Security – 2012 Organizational Structure
Figure 153 DHS – Homeland Security Budget Expenditures vs. HLS Market [$B] – 2011-2016
Figure 154 Department of Homeland Security Market [$B] by DHS Agency – 2011-2016
Figure 155 DHS – Market Forecast by DHS Agency Share [%] – 2011 & 2016
Figure 156 TSA – Organizational Structure
Figure 157 TSA – Consolidated Funding vs. Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 158 Counter-MANPAD Project Chloe
Figure 159 TSA – HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 160 CBP – Organizational Structure
Figure 161 Customs & Border Protection – Funding vs. HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 162 CBP – HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 163 Federal Emergency Management Agency – Organizational Structure
Figure 164 FEMA – Consolidated Funding vs. Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 165 FEMA – HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 166 CAP Arrest Statistics: 2007-2011
Figure 167 ICE Commercial Airline Criminal Aliens Removals: 2007-2011
Figure 168 ICE – Consolidated Funding vs. Market [$B] – 2011-2016
Figure 169 ICE – Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 170 U.S. Coast Guard Funding by Mission – FY2013
Figure 171 Coast Guard Deep Water Maritime Security Platforms
Figure 172 U.S. Coast Guard Organizational Structure
Figure 173 USCG – HLS Funding vs. Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 174 USCG – HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 175 USSS – HLS Funding vs. Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 176 USSS – HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 177 Directorate of S&T Partners and Affiliates
Figure 178 The S&T six B’s
Figure 179 Science & Technology Directorate Organizational Structure
Figure 180 S&T – HLS Funding vs. Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 181 S&T – HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 182 DNDO – Organizational Structure
Figure 183 DNDO – HLS Funding and Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 184 DNDO – HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 185 Departmental Management & Operations – Organizational Structure
Figure 186 DHS – Departmental Management & Operations – HLS Funding vs. Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 187 DMO – HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 188 A&O – HLS Funding vs. Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 189 DHS I&A and OPS – HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 190 FLETC – Organizational Structure
Figure 191 FLETC – HLS Funding vs. Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 192 Federal Law Enforcement Training Center – HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 193 USCIS – Organizational Structure
Figure 194 USCIS – HLS Funding vs. Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 195 USCIS – HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 196 NPPD – HLS Funding vs. Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 197 NPPD – HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 198 OHA – HLS Funding vs. Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 199 OHA – HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 200 OIG – HLS Funding vs. Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 201 OIG – HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 202 DOD – HLS Funding vs. HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 203 DOD – Funding Structure by Mission [%], 2013
Figure 204 DOD – HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 205 DHHS – Organizational Structure
Figure 206 FDA Organization & Units
Figure 207 HHS – HLS Funding vs. HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 208 DHHS – HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 209 DHHS – Funding Structure by Mission [%], 2013
Figure 210 DOJ – Organizational Structure
Figure 211 FBI – Organizational Structure
Figure 212 DOJ – HLS Funding & Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 213 DOJ – HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 214 DOJ – HLS Funding Structure by Mission [%], 2013
Figure 215 DOE – Organizational Structure
Figure 216 DOE – HLS Funding vs. Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 217 DOE – Funding Structure by Mission [%], 2013
Figure 218 DOE – HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 219 DOS – Organizational Structure
Figure 220 DOS – HLS Funding vs. Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 221 DOS – Funding Structure by Mission [%], 2013
Figure 222 DOS – HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 223 USDA – Organizational Structure
Figure 224 USDA – HLS Funding vs. Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 225 USDA – Funding Structure by Mission [%], 2013
Figure 226 U.S. Department of Agriculture – HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 227 NSF – Organizational Structure
Figure 228 NSF – HLS Funding vs. Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 229 NSF – HLS Funding Structure by Mission [%], 2013
Figure 230 NSF – HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 231 Example of a NASA HLS Program Setup for Integrated System IT
Figure 232 NASA – HLS Funding vs. Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 233 NASA – Funding Structure by Mission [%], 2013
Figure 234 NASA – HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 235 DOT – Organizational Structure
Figure 236 DOT – HLS Funding vs. Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 237 DOT – Funding Structure by Mission [%] 2013
Figure 238 DOT – HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 239 DOC – Organizational Structure
Figure 240 DOC – HLS Funding vs. Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 241 DOC – Funding Structure by Mission [%], 2013
Figure 242 DOC – HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 243 FEMA’s 2011 Grants Portfolio
Figure 244 FEMA, General Grant Life Cycle
Figure 245 State and Local HLS Market SWOT Analysis
Figure 246 State and Local Market – Competitive Analysis
Figure 247 State and Local HLS Market [$M] – 2010-2020
Figure 248    State and Local HLS Markets [$M] for Ten Leading States
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