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Dynamac has served as a prime contractor to all branches of the armed services, supporting installation sustainment programs, land stewardship responsibilities, reducing exposures and liabilities from hazardous and toxic materials, conducting training programs, and enabling installations to perform their missions safely and efficiently. We have deployed Compliance Assessment Teams; provided environmental and pollution prevention training and assessment; operated hazardous materials pharmacies; and designed, installed, operated, and provided staff training for hazardous materials tracking systems at more than 200 DoD installations worldwide. We have also supported the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers by providing planning, conservation, and NEPA services for various district offices; by performing Hazardous, Toxic, and Radioactive Waste (HTRW) Program services; and by providing document imaging and records management for “Greening of Government” initiatives.
To address growing concerns about threats to our homeland security, Dynamac is testing and developing technologies with dual-use applications, such as environmental sensors, remote and autonomous unmanned sensing systems, materials tracking systems, intelligent-sensor arrays, and fire management and response networks.
Dynamac helped conduct anthrax sampling after the attacks in 2001 and performed cleanup at two anthrax-contaminated Federal buildings in the Washington, D.C., area. Dynamac personnel are trained in emergency response techniques and have responded to chemical spills and participated in the Shuttle Columbia Recovery Program in New Mexico and Texas. As the Occupational Health Program services provider for NASA, Dynamac health professionals coordinated the development of an agencywide Biological, Chemical, and Radiological Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) Countermeasures Training Program. Our staff also participated in the multiagency response to a simulated WMD attack on the city of Louisville, Kentucky. |
