Dynamic Science, Inc.

Dynamic Science, Inc. has been providing engineering and technical services to governmental and private organizations since 1942. From Hugh DeHaven’s pioneering crashworthiness research to support of current Army ballistics testing, DSI’s record of reliability and innovation is long and accomplished. Tying all its projects together is one overriding theme:

DSI saves lives.

Join with us and make the world a safer place.

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DSI is a debt-free, wholly owned company of Exodyne, Inc., with more than 225 full-time employees and annual sales exceeding $10 million. Our three operating divisions deliver technical and support services to governmental and private organizations throughout the nation with excellence and pride.

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Divisions

ATC towerDiversified Services Division (DSD) - DSD provides aircraft and airfield services to the military and commercial aviation community with professionalism and integrity.

DSD General Manager—Christopher Toale
Chris Toale has over 18 years of air traffic control experience specializing in facility operations, facilities management, airspace design, airfield and base operations, and community air traffic planning. He retired as a Chief Master Sergeant from the U.S. Air Force with 22 years of service. He also possesses an MBA from Saint Mary’s University and a Bachelor’s degree in Business Management from The University of Maryland's University College.

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Defense Technical Services Division (DTSD) - DTSD provides specialized engineering and technical services to the US Department of Defense. DTSD is invested in providing all necessary support to the nation's warfighters and their missions.

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Research, Science & Technology Division (RSTD) - RSTD specializes in using science and technology to save lives. Whether researching train crashes or supporting communications networks, RSTD brings innovation and quality to each and every project.


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