Publication: 08/2010,

Pages: 78,

Figures: 36,

Tables: 25

The US economic downturn has had an adverse effect on the 2010 US Private Sector Homeland Security (HLS) market. Despite bottom-line concerns, the private sector has a strong demand for HLS related products and services. Whilst the economic factors may have changed growth expectations in 2010, the market is positioned to recover strongly in the 2011-2014 period.

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Publication: 09/2010,

Pages: 890,

Figures: 471,

Tables: 426

This release is the most comprehensive review of the US HLS-HLD market available today, offering descriptions, program listings, funding levels, forecasts and contact information across the federal, state, local and private sectors.

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Publication: 03/2010,

Pages: 305,

Figures: 174,

Tables: 91

Gain essential market intelligence, including more than 80 sub-market forecasts, and capitalize on the market opportunities being created by the double-digit CAGR (2010-2014) of this $4+ billion market.

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Publication: 2/2010,

Pages: 400,

Figures: 209,

Tables: 121

More than 200 sub-market forecasts provide the business intelligence needed to capitalize on the revolution sweeping the people screening market that will be valued at more than $2 billion by 2014.

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Publication: 02/2010,

Pages: 375,

Figures: 154,

Tables: 70

With the “national security” (military, intelligence and homeland security/homeland defense) market growing to more than $2.6 trillion in the coming years (2010-2018), opportunities for existing and developing technologies abound.

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Publication: 12/09,

Pages: 340,

Figures: 155,

Tables: 133

The Afghan “train, equip and maintain” program (2010 – 2014) presents more than $37 billion worth of opportunities for global homeland security/homeland defense companies.

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Publication: 11/2009,

Pages: 325,

Figures: 134,

Tables: 93

The cumulative global bio-detection market (systems, service and upgrades and R&D) will grow from $2.3 billion in 2009 to $4.9 billion in 2014 at a CAGR of 16%.

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Publication: 10/2009,

Pages: 243,

Figures: 53,

Tables: 21

With forecast growth of $1.1 billion over the next four years, at a CAGR of 13.3%, the CBRN and Hazmat decontamination systems market is rife with opportunity.

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