Global Police & Law Enforcement Equipment Market to Be Worth $7.08bn in 2016

Wednesday 4 May 2016, Amsterdam

This 283 page, now available on ASDReports, analysis Police & Law Enforcement Equipment Market Report 2016-2026: Militarisation and Modernisation of Police Technologies: Platforms & Vehicles, Lethal & Non-Lethal Weapons, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), Surveillance & Screening, Communications & Services indicates that the market is set to reach $7.08bn in 2016.as nations seek to procure new technologies for their Law Enforcement officers.

Freddie Neve, Defence Industry Analyst and the author of report, commented that:

“The Global Police & Law Enforcement Equipment market is one that is characterised by flux. Not only is there an increasing tendency to move away from lethal weapons, towards non-lethal Weapons, but police departments are also beginning to realise the advantages of small Unmanned Aerial Systems (sUAS) in conducting aerial surveillance missions. Furthermore, in response to recent high-profile events, such as the Ferguson Riots, law enforcement agencies are becoming more willing to equip their officers with body-worn surveillance cameras, in order, to lower complaints, and prevent frivolous law suits.”

The 283 page report contains 317 unique contracts, 227 tables, charts and graphs that utilise visual representation in order to illustrate trends and market projections within the Police & Law Enforcement Equipment market. The key player provides forecasts globally and for 11 national markets for the period 2016-2026, as well as for five submarket sectors: Platforms & Vehicles, Lethal & Non-Lethal Weapons, Personal Protective Equipment, Surveillance & Screening, and Communications & Services. The five submarket forecasts are revealed at the global level and also for each of the 11 leading national markets as well as the ‘Rest of the World’ .In addition, these eleven leading national markets are analysed over the period 2016-2026.

The report also provides profiles of nine leading companies operating within the market, and includes an exclusive expert interview with Jean Marc Royer, the Marketing Manager of Airbus Helicopters’ Parapublic and Law Enforcement Market Segment.