U.S. DHS Grant System

Published by: Frost & Sullivan

Published: Sep. 30, 2008

Table of Contents

1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Market Overview

Introduction

Methodology and Limitations

Market Drivers

Market Restraints

Competitive Overview

2 HOMELAND SECURITY GRANT PROGRAM

Market Analysis

Introduction

Funding Analysis

State Homeland Security Program

Introduction

Funding Analysis

Urban Area Security Initiative Program

Introduction

Funding Analysis

Metropolitan Medical Response System Program

Introduction

Funding Analysis

Citizen Corps Program

Introduction

Funding Analysis

3 INFRASTRUCTURE PROTECTION PROGRAM

Market Analysis

Introduction

Funding Analysis

Transit Security Grant Program

Introduction

Funding Analysis

Port Security Grant Program

Introduction

Funding Analysis

Intercity Bus Security Grant Program

Introduction

Funding Analysis

Trucking Security Program

Introduction

Funding Analysis

Buffer Zone Protection Program

Introduction

Funding Analysis

4 FIRE GRANTS

Market Analysis

Introduction

Funding Analysis

Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program

Introduction

Funding Analysis

Fire Prevention and Safety Grants

Introduction

Funding Analysis

Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response Grant Program

Introduction

Funding Analysis

5 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PERFORMANCE GRANTS

Market Analysis

Introduction

Funding Analysis

6 DECISION SUPPORT DATABASE

Decision Support Database Tables

Military Expenditure - Equipment (Million USD)

Military Expenditure - Research and Development (Million USD)

Military Expenditure - Others (Million USD)

Military Expenditure (Billion USD)

Military Expenditure as a percentage of GDP

Abstract

The total DHS budget for 2008 reached over $47 billion and is likely to exceed $56 billion by 2011. The DHS Grant System is becoming more and more refined; however, the states and local governments interested in receiving these DHS grants become very intricate. When the first grants were released; requirements for domestic preparedness grants that were given to states were very little. Now, states are required to certify their compliance with the National Incident Management System and demonstrate how their intended projects intersect and align with the national response plan, the National Preparedness Goal.

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