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US Department of Defense (DoD) Budget Assessment, 2021–2025
US Department of Defense (DoD) Budget Assessment, 2021–2025
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20-Apr-2020
North America
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Description
The fiscal year 2021 Department of Defense (DoD) budget request outlined in this research is the fourth budget under the Trump administration. The DoD request for 2021 maintains a high level of spending, but may encounter opposition from both sides of the political aisle. This research details the Defense Departments and Agency programs requests that offer the best opportunities for companies trying to enter the US defense market. The research includes market drivers and restraints that shed light on some budget numbers and the importance of participating as a primary or subcontractor on a variety of defense projects and programs. The research assists in understanding the government’s focus and the services it is likely to require in the future.
Research Highlights
This research service focuses on the US DoD spending requests for research, development, test & evaluation (RDT&E), procurement, and operations and maintenance (O&M) categories. The analyst has segmented the budget request by military department and 20 technology areas, such as aircraft, ships, ground vehicles and command and control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C4ISR).
The research also provides information on contract activity for 2019. The contract activity encompasses Army, Navy/Marine Corps, Air Force, and Joint Services contracts awarded, and lists the analyst’s estimate of the top 10 US DoD contractors based on available government data. The base year for DoD budgets is 2019, and the market forecast is estimated from 2020 to 2025.
Research, new purchases, and services for computers, healthcare, and base operations support are included. Classified budget requests are included, but cannot be broken out into technology areas. Budget requests include base, overseas contingency operations (OCO), and emergency categories.
Products and services that are inherent in new-build tactical ground vehicles, ships, and aircraft platforms are included if distinctly specified by program or modification. Program funding and contract values do not always align year-to-year due to administrative costs, multi-year contracts, and technology use across segments. Program and contract segmentation, large multi-year contract assessment, and funding forecasts for 2020 and beyond are made at the analyst’s discretion.
The purpose of this study is to discuss the 2021 DoD budget request. While the market is mature, there are signs that steady growth and new concepts are ahead, and this study will outline and provide commentary regarding those signs.
Key Features
- To understand the current state of DoD contract activities
- To understand military operational trends driving the DoD market
- To understand the commercial technology trends impacting DoD users
- Outline some future objectives for DoD spending
Key Issues Addressed
- What are some leading DoD programs?
- Which are some of the DoD contractors in the market?
- Where are the growth opportunities in the DoD market?
- What do the current DoD market and technology landscape look like?
- What activities will be emphasized as the DoD market continues to advance?
Author: Brad Curran
RESEARCH: INFOGRAPHIC
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Table of Contents
Key Findings
Executive Summary—Key Predictions
Executive Summary—What DoD Customers Want
Executive Summary—Top Transformational Shifts Expected to Shape the Future of US DoD Budgets Between 2021 and 2025
Executive Summary—Market Overview
Executive Summary—Market Engineering Measurements
Executive Summary—Top Trends for the US DoD Market
Market Scope and Definitions
Defense Technology Segmentation
Market Segmentation
Market Segmentation (continued)
Market Segmentation (continued)
Market Segmentation (continued)
Key Questions this Study will Answer
2021 Budget by Department Segments
Market Drivers
Drivers Explained
Market Restraints
Restraints Explained
Market Engineering Measurements
Forecast Assumptions
DoD Top Line Budget Request for 2021
Forecast Discussion
Mega Trends—Long-term Trends Driving DoD Budgets
Market Share
Market Share Analysis
Competitive Environment
Top 10 DoD Contractors
Top Competitors
Competitive Structure of the US DoD Market
Growth Opportunity—US DoD 2020 Budget Assessment
Growth Opportunity—Spare Parts
Growth Opportunity—Digitization Technologies
Growth Opportunity—COVID-19 Response
Major Growth Opportunities
Strategic Imperatives for US DoD Product Providers
2021 Budget by Department
2021 Budget by Appropriation
Total RDT&E, Procurement, and O&M Program Funding by Technology Area
2021 RDT&E Budget by Department
Top 10 RDT&E Programs
2021 O&M Budget by Department
Top 10 O&M Programs
2021 Procurement Budget by Department
Top 10 Procurement Programs
2021 Air Force/Space Force Budget by Appropriation
Top 10 Air Force/Space Force Programs
2021 Army Budget by Appropriation
Top 10 Army Programs
2020 Joint Program Budget by Appropriation
Top 10 Joint Programs
2020 Navy/Marine Corps Budget by Appropriation
Top 10 Navy/Marine Corps Programs
Representative Unfunded Priorities List Requests
The Last Word—3 Big Predictions
Legal Disclaimer
Market Engineering Methodology
Aerospace, Defense, and Security (ADS) Research Areas/Capabilities
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Research Highlights
This research service focuses on the US DoD spending requests for research, development, test & evaluation (RDT&E), procurement, and operations and maintenance (O&M) categories. The analyst has segmented the budget request by military department and 20 technology areas, such as aircraft, ships, ground vehicles and command and control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C4ISR).
The research also provides information on contract activity for 2019. The contract activity encompasses Army, Navy/Marine Corps, Air Force, and Joint Services contracts awarded, and lists the analyst’s estimate of the top 10 US DoD contractors based on available government data. The base year for DoD budgets is 2019, and the market forecast is estimated from 2020 to 2025.
Research, new purchases, and services for computers, healthcare, and base operations support are included. Classified budget requests are included, but cannot be broken out into technology areas. Budget requests include base, overseas contingency operations (OCO), and emergency categories.
Products and services that are inherent in new-build tactical ground vehicles, ships, and aircraft platforms are included if distinctly specified by program or modification. Program funding and contract values do not always align year-to-year due to administrative costs, multi-year contracts, and technology use across segments. Program and contract segmentation, large multi-year contract assessment, and funding forecasts for 2020 and beyond are made at the analyst’s discretion.
The purpose of this study is to discuss the 2021 DoD budget request. While the market is mature, there are signs that steady growth and new concepts are ahead, and this study will outline and provide commentary regarding those signs.
Key Features
- To understand the current state of DoD contract activities
- To understand military operational trends driving the DoD market
- To understand the commercial technology trends impacting DoD users
- Outline some future objectives for DoD spending
Key Issues Addressed
- What are some leading DoD programs?
- Which are some of the DoD contractors in the market?
- Where are the growth opportunities in the DoD market?
- What do the current DoD market and technology landscape look like?
- What activities will be emphasized as the DoD market continues to advance?
Author: Brad Curran
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