HOMELAND SECURITY

Econometrica applies its analytical and technical capabilities to a variety of areas related to homeland security. We have in-depth knowledge of administrative procedures and exemptions, data quality issues, and baseline problems that accompany policymaking to address terrorist threats. Our economists evaluate procedures and methodologies used in the regulatory analyses that accompany rules issued by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). We also develop market studies for conducting regulatory analyses of mandatory security requirements applicable to various industries.

Econometrica currently holds the following BPA contract:

DHS regulatory support services (HSHQDC-08-A-00016)

More about some of our homeland security-related projects:

Cost-benefit analysis and regulatory flexibility analysis of 2002 Maritime Transportation Security Act requirements
DHS Private Sector Office

Regulatory flexibility analysis of safe-harbor procedures for employers who receive a no-match letter
Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Market study of oil spill removal services industry
U.S. Coast Guard