
Total economic impact
Output (GDP): $48.6 billion (7.1%)
Employment (full-time equivalent (FTE) jobs): 139,102 (3.8%)
Labor income: $15.2 billion (4.6%)
Private defense industry
Output – GDP: $36.2 billion
Employment (FTE jobs): 119,548
Labor income: $134.4 billion
Military defense infrastructure
Output – GDP: $12.4 billion
Employment (FTE jobs): 19,554
Labor income: $1.8 billion
Top defense contractors, prime contracts (annual average 2020-2022)
General Dynamics: $0.9 billion (5.3%)
MIT: $1.1 billion (6.7%)
General Electric: $1.8 billion (10.6%)
Raytheon: $4.1 billion (24.8%)
Other contractors: $15.3 billion (52.6%)
Key takeaways
$178.3 billion: Total funding the New England private defense industry received from DOD/DHS contracts from 2020 to 2022
8,089: Total private companies in New England that received prime DOD/DHS contracts
407,523: Total jobs the New England Defense Cluster supported
$40.3 billion: Total income New England Defense Cluster generated for households
$119.1 billion: Total economic output of New England Defense Cluster
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