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The Military In Hawaii
An Economic and Community Partnership

In addition to its strategic importance, Hawaii’s relationship with the military is a vital part of the state’s economy. From jobs for civilians and contracts for local businesses, to spending by active duty military personnel deployed in Hawaii and their families, the defense industry is the second largest industry segment in Hawaii.

Hawaii Defense Economy
A Community and Business Resource
The Hawaii Defense Economy project is undertaken by the State of Hawaii, through the Department of Department of Business, Economic Development, and Tourism – Business Support Branch and is funded by the DoD – Office of Economic Adjustment. This project has been tasked with analyzing the impact of DoD contracts and grants awarded in Hawaii. It does not include other types of defense spending such as payroll of military personnel.
County Spending Trends
View summary defense spending insights at the state and county level.
Spending Explorer
This report has the most interactive filters available to explore defense spending.
Top Products and Services
View industries with the highest total dollars and Jobs by NAICS and PSC.
Flow from Agencies to Top Industries
Explore how money flows from DoD contracting agencies to the Top 5 industries by NAICS and PSC.
Growth in Special Set Aside Categories
View year-over-year trends in the dollar value of set aside prime contracts.
Industry Trends
View increasing or declining trends in certain industries by six-digit NAICS.
What-If Analysis
Estimate the impact on jobs and economic output by changing spending amounts by industry (NAICS) or agency.
Find Companies in Special Categories
Explore companies falling into certain special categories.
Business Map
View locations of organizations doing business with the military across Hawaii.