Dynetics Opens New Solutions Complex

The new Dynetics Solutions Complex opened here this week at 1004 Explorer Blvd. will expand capabilities in research and development and production for aerospace, cyber and defense products in Huntsville. It is a high-tech prototyping facility, incorporating the latest resources available to produce quality products rapidly and affordably for both commercial and government customers. The opening of the new facility is intended to add 250 to 300 additional jobs over the next three years.

The Solutions Complex, conveniently located on the company’s campus in Cummings Research Park, is 226,500 square feet, expanding Dynetics’ hardware prototyping capabilities in Huntsville to more than 300,000 square feet. It is designed to accommodate commercial and government programs and to provide flexibility for specific customer requirements.

Dr. Marc Bendickson, Dynetics CEO, said, “The name of this facility, ‘The Solutions Complex,’ is intended to convey to our customers our goal to provide a solution here locally to their expanding set of requirements.”

The new facility will provide space for the company’s hardware integration programs; small-quantity specialty item production; large-scale Targets programs; space systems work (including satellite integration); and specialized systems, subsystems and tools development. It will enable consolidation of electronics fabrication and assembly, as well as mechanical test equipment including a thermal vacuum chamber and a shaker table.

The complex will offer the ability to locate government and industry engineers together for collaborative research and manufacturing.

Tom Baumbach, president, said, “Examples of successful projects that have involved collaboration between government and industry engineers include FASTSAT (the Fast, Affordable, Science and Technology SATellite) and lunar lander testbeds, as well as several classified Army missile programs.”

Dynetics employees working on the mating and integration system for Paul Allen’s Stratolaunch air launch system will be located in The Solutions Complex, and more employees will be added to accommodate future projects.

David King, Dynetics executive vice president, said, “Last week, we announced two contracts for which we are competing, the Engineered Prototyping Solutions (ESP) contract with NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center, and the NASA Space Launch System (SLS) Advanced Booster Engineering Demonstration and/or Risk Reduction (ABEDRR) procurement. Should we be selected for these procurements, much of the work will be performed in this facility.”

Dynetics is also bidding on the Test Execution Services and Launch Augmentation (TESTLA) procurement for the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command, which will require the capabilities available in the new facility.

The Open House and Ribbon Cutting for The Solutions Complex was held on the 23rd anniversary of Dynetics’ becoming an employee-owned company under ESOP (Employee Stock Ownership Plan).

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Dynetics launches new range of solutions

New complex solution Dynetics opened here this week in 1004 Explorer Boulevard will expand opportunities in research and development and manufacturing for aerospace and defence products, cyber in Huntsville. This is a high-tech prototype object, which includes the latest available resources to produce high-quality products quickly and affordably for commercial and Government clients. The opening of the new facility is designed to add 250 to 300 additional jobs over the next three years.

Solving complex, conveniently located on the campus of the Cummings Park is 226.500 square feet, extending prototypes of equipment Dynetics in Huntsville to more than 300000 square feet. It is designed to accommodate commercial and government programs, and provide flexibility for specific customer requirements. Marc Director Bendickson, Dynetics, said: "the name of this object, the set of solutions," is intended to convey to our customers our goal is to provide the solution here locally for them to extend the set of requirements. "

The new facility will provide space for hardware integration programmes; production of small quantities of specialty; major programme objectives; space systems operations (including the integration of the satellite); and specialized systems, subsystems and instruments of development. This will enable the consolidation of electronics manufacturing and Assembly, as well as mechanical testing equipment, including thermal vacuum chamber and shaker table.

The complex will offer an opportunity to find Government and industry engineers together to conduct joint research and production. That Baumbach, Chairman, said: "the Examples of successful projects involving cooperation between Government and industry engineers include FASTSAT (fast, inexpensive, and science and technology satellite) and Lunar Lander test stand, as well as several classified military missile programs."

Dynetics staff on the mating and integration for system startup, Paul Allen air Stratolaunch will be located in the complex solutions, and more workers will be added for future projects. David King, Executive Vice President of Dynetics, said: last week, we announced two contracts for which we compete, engineering prototyping solutions (ESP) contract with NASA'S Marshall Space Flight Center, NASA and the space launch system (SLS) advanced engineering showcase handlebar and/or procurement risk reduction (ABEDRR). If we will be selected for these supplies, most of the work will be performed at this facility. "

Dynetics, also bidding for a test run and launch services supplement (TESTLA) procurement for the United States Army space and missile defense command, which will require the capabilities available in the new premises. Open House and ribbon cutting was held to address the complex 23 anniversary Dynetics becoming employee of the company under the ESOP (employee stock ownership plan).

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