Private Security Services : Market Research Report

Private Security Services

Published: Jul. 1, 2008 - 388 Pages

INTRODUCTION
I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
II. MARKET ENVIRONMENT
General
Demographic & Social Environment: Demographic Trends; Employment Outlook
Macroeconomic Outlook
Consumer Spending Trends
Building Construction Trends
Business Establishment Trends
Manufacturing Outlook
Retail Sales Outlook
Service Sector Outlook
Public Safety Environment: Crime; Adult Inmate Trends; Fire
Technological Environment
Regulatory Environment: Security Guards; Private Investigators; Alarm Monitoring; Armored Transport; Correctional Facilities Management; Others
World Markets
III. SECURITY SERVICES
General
Guarding: Market Trends; Applications; Vendors & Market Share
Alarm Monitoring Services: Residential Intrusion & Fire; Nonresidential; Personal Emergency Response Service; Vendors & Market Share
Private Investigation Services: Market Trends; Vendors
Armored Transport Services: Traditional Armored Transport; ATM Servicing & Other; Vendors & Market Share
Correctional Facilities Management: Market Trends; Market Threats; Vendors & Market Share
Systems Integration & Management: Services & Technologies; Vendors
Security Consulting: Services; Vendors
Pre-Employment Screening: Trends; Vendors
All Other Security Services
IV. MARKETS
General
Nonresidential: Commercial; Government; Industrial; Institutional; Other; Residential
V. REGIONAL MARKETS
General
Regional Demographic & Economic Trends: Population Patterns; Economic Outlook
Construction Activity
Public Safety Trends: Regional Crime Rates; Local Crime Trends; Fire Trends
Regional Private Security Services Overview
Northeast: Market Outlook; New England; Middle Atlantic
Midwest: Market Outlook; East North Central; West North Central
South: Market Outlook; South Atlantic; East South Central; West South Central
West: Market Outlook; Mountain; Pacific
Major Metropolitan Areas
Correctional Facility Management
VI. INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
General
Industry Composition
Market Share: Securitas; Tyco; G4S; Corrections Corporation of America; Allied Security; Brink’s; Other Companies
Competitive Strategies
Marketing: Nonresidential; Residential
Mergers & Acquisitions
Cooperative Agreements
Company Profiles: A-1 Security Limited, see Stanley Works; A&R Security Services Incorporated, see Trans National Security Group LLC; ABM Industries Incorporated; ADEMCO Group, see Honeywell International Inc; ADT Security Services Incorporated, see Tyco International Limited; AFI International Group Incorporated, see TransNational Security Group LLC; Akal Security Incorporated; Allied Security Holdings LLC; AMAG Technology Incorporated, see G4S plc; American Commercial Security Services, see ABM Industries; Ameriflight LLC, see Garda World Security Corporation; Apollo Security Incorporated, see Trans National Security Group LLC; ArmorGroup International plc, see G4S plc; Armstrong Group; AT Systems Incorporated, see Garda World Security Corporation; ATI Systems International Incorporated, see Garda World Security Corporation; Automatic Data Processing Incorporated; Barry Security Systems Incorporated, see Universal Technologies Corporation; Brink’s Company; Cauley Detective Agency Incorporated, see Trans National Security Group LLC; CentraCore Properties Trust, see GEO Group Incorporated; ChoicePoint Incorporated; Coastal International Security Incorporated, see Akal Security Incorporated; Continental Secret Service Bureau Incorporated, see TransNational Security Group LLC; Cornell Companies Incorporated; Corrections Corporation of America; Counterforce USA, see United Technologies Corporation; Crow Security, see United Technologies Corporation; Day & Zimmermann Group Incorporated; Digital Witness LLC, see Westec InterActive Security; Dunbar Companies; ECI Construction Incorporated, see Day & Zimmermann Group Incorporated; Express Teller Services Incorporated, see Dunbar Companies; FirstService Corporation; Frisco Bay Industries Limited, see Stanley Works; Fox Group International, see Allied Security Holdings; G4S plc; Garda World Security Corporation; Guard Systems Incorporated, see Trans National Security Group LLC; GEO Group Incorporated; Guardian Protection Services Incorporated, see Armstrong Group; Guardsmark LLC; Hamilton Pacific LP, see Niscayah Group AB; Health Watch Holdings Incorporated, see Royal Philips Electronics NV; Homeland Solutions LLC, see Marsh & McLennan Companies; Honeywell International Incorporated; HRPLUS, see Allied Security Holdings LLC; HSM Electronic Protection Services Incorporated, see Stanley Works; Initial Electronic Security Group, see United Technologies Corporation; Initial Securite Holdings SAS, see Universal Technologies Corporation; Initial Security Services LLC, see Allied Security Holdings; Integrated Alarm Services Group Incorporated, see Protection One Incorporated; Integrated Security Systems Limited, see Universal Technologies Corporation; Inter-Con Security Systems Incorporated; Intercon Security Limited, see FirstService Corporation; International Management Assistance Corporation, see TransNational Security Group LLC; Johnson Controls Incorporated; Kessler International; Kroll Incorporated, see Marsh & McLennan Companies; Loomis US Incorporated, see Securitas AB; Lowell Armored Car Service Incorporated, see Dunbar Companies; Management & Training Corporation; Marsh & McLennan Companies Incorporated; Mason & Hanger Group Incorporated, see Day & Zimmermann Group Incorporated; MJM Investigations Incorporated, see G4S plc; Monitronics International Incorporated; Niscayah Group AB; PEI Systems Incorporated, see Niscayah Group AB; Philips Lifeline, see Royal Philips Electronics NV; Pinkerton Consulting & Investigations Incorporated, see Securitas AB; Protection One Incorporated; Red Hawk Industries, see United Technologies Corporation; Reliable Security Guard Agency Incorporated, see Day & Zimmermann Group Incorporated; Rentokil Initial plc; Royal Philips Electronics NV; Safemasters Company Incorporated, see Stanley Works; Securitas AB; Securitas Security Systems USA Incorporated, see Niscayah Group AB; Security America Incorporated, see TransNational Security Group LLC; Security Forces Incorporated, see TransNational Security Group LLC; Security Services & Technologies, see FirstService Corp; Security Services Northwest Incorporated, see Securitas AB; Security Services of America LLC, see ABM Industries; Siemens AG; SimplexGrinnell LP, see Tyco International Limited; Slomin’s Incorporated; Software House, see Tyco International Limited; Sonitrol Corporation, see Stanley Works; Stanley Works; Star Protection Agency LLC, see TransNational Security Group LLC; Temco Service Industries Incorporated; TransCor America LLC, see Corrections Corporation of America; TransNational Security Group LLC; Tyco International Limited; United Technologies Corporation; Universal Security Incorporated, see Trans National Security Group LLC; US Investigations Services Incorporated; US Security Associates Incorporated; Van Ella Incorporated, see Allied Security Holdings LLC; Vector Security Incorporated; Wackenhut Corporation, see G4S plc; Westec InterActive Security Incorporated; Whelan Security Incorporated, see TransNational Security Group LLC
Additional Companies
LIST OF TABLES
SECTION I -- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Summary Table
SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT: 1 Population & Households; 2 Employment Outlook; 3 Macroeconomic Indicators; 4 Personal Consumption Expenditures; 5 Building Construction Expenditures; 6 Business Establishments; 7 Manufacturers’ Shipments; 8 Retail Sales; 9 Service Income; 10 Public Safety Sector Employment, 1997-2006; 11 Violent Crime Levels, 1997-2006; 12 Property Crime Levels, 1997-2006; 13 Terrorism & Other Nonconventional Crimes, 1997-2006; 14 Adult Inmate Trends; 15 Fire Levels & Losses
SECTION III -- SECURITY SERVICES: 1 Security Service Market; 2 Security Guard Market; 3 Alarm Monitoring Market; 4 Residential Alarm Monitoring Market; 5 Nonresidential Alarm Monitoring Market; 6 Personal Emergency Response Service Market; 7 Private Investigation Market; 8 Armored Transport Service Market; 9 Correctional Facilities Management Market; 10 Selected Correctional Facilities Management Contract Agreements; 11 Systems Integration & Management Service Market; 12 Security Consulting Market; 13 Pre-Employment Screening Market; 14 All Other Security Services Market
SECTION IV -- MARKETS: 1 Private Security Service Revenues by Market; 2 Nonresidential Security Service Revenues by Market; 3 Commercial Security Service Revenues by Type & Sector; 4 Commercial Offices & Office Buildings Security Service Revenues; 5 Financial Institutions Security Service Revenues; 6 Retail Markets for Security Services; 7 Other Commercial Markets for Security Services; 8 Government Security Service Revenues; 9 Industrial Security Service Revenues by Service & Market; 10 Institutional Security Service Revenues by Service & Market; 11 Higher Education Campus Crime Levels; 12 Other Nonresidential Markets for Security Services by Service & Market; 13 Residential Security Service Revenues
SECTION V -- REGIONAL MARKETS: 1 Population by Region; 2 Gross Domestic Product by Region; 3 Construction Expenditures by Region; 4 Crime Rates by Region; 5 Reported Crimes & Crime Rates by Type of Area, 1997-2006; 6 Regional Fire Overview, 2006; 7 Private Security Services Market by Region; 8 Northeast Security Services Market Profile, 2007; 9 Northeast Security Service Revenues by Subregion; 10 Midwest Security Services Market Profile, 2007; 11 Midwest Security Service Revenues by Subregion; 12 South Security Services Market Profile, 2007; 13 South Security Services Market by Subregion; 14 West Security Services Market Profile, 2007; 15 West Security Service Market by Subregion; 13 Private Security Services Market Profile by Selected Major Metropolitan Areas, 2007; 14 Private Security Services Market by Selected Major Metropolitan Areas
SECTION VI -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE: 1 Private Security Service Revenues by Company, 2007; 2 Selected Acquisitions & Divestitures; 3 Selected Cooperative Agreements
LIST OF CHARTS
SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT: 1 Safety Sector Employment, 2007; 2 US Crime Rates, 1997-2006; 3 World Security Services Market, 2007
SECTION III -- SECURITY SERVICES: 1 Security Service Market by Type of Service, 2007; 2 Security Guard Market Share, 2007; 3 Alarm Monitoring Demand by Market, 2007; 4 Alarm Monitoring Market Share, 2007; 5 Armored Transport Services Market Share, 2007; 6 Correctional Facilities Management Market Share, 2007
SECTION IV -- MARKETS: 1 Private Security Service Revenues by Market, 1997-2017; 2 Nonresidential Security Service Revenues by Market, 2007
SECTION V -- REGIONAL MARKETS: 1 Crime Rates by Region, 1997-2006; 2 Private Security Services Market by Region, 2007; 3 Percent of State & Federal Inmates Held Under Private Correctional Facility Management Contracts by Subregion, 2007
SECTION VI -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE: 1 Private Security Service Market Share, 2007

Abstract

US demand to approach $66 billion in 2012
US demand for private contracted security services is forecast to advance 4.7 percent per year to $65.9 billion in 2012. Growth will be spurred by a high perceived risk of crime (from conventional violent and property crimes to white collar crimes and terrorism) and a belief that public safety officials are overburdened. Gains will also be fueled by an ongoing trend in the privatization of some public safety operations such as guarding government facilities and managing correctional facilities. Continuing changes in regulations regarding background searches and training requirements, and changes in security technology make the use of a contracted security services company more effective and less expensive than developing or maintaining an in-house security department.

Security consulting to post strongest revenue growth
Security services that capitalize on the continuing technology developments and interest in creative problem solving hold particularly good prospects. For instance, security consulting revenue is expected to achieve the best growth through 2012. Pre-employment screening, systems integration and guarding services are also expected to register above average gains through 2012. The trend toward more sophisticated and automated security electronics, including access controls and surveillance equipment, that are increasingly integrated with other building operations, will boost growth for security consultants and systems integrators. Demand for guarding service providers will advance as they continue to promote more value-added services and features.

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