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'''Dynamic Civil Solutions''' ('''DCS''') is an engineering firm located at 2210 [[2nd Avenue North]] in [[Birmingham]]. It is headed by [[Bolaji Kukoyi]]. The firm specializes in transportation engineering, but also provides civil and environmental engineering consulting services, as well as resource and project management. The firm also operates a copy center with large-format graphics capabilities. | '''Dynamic Civil Solutions''' ('''DCS''') is an engineering firm located at 2210 [[2nd Avenue North]] in [[Birmingham]]. It is headed by [[Bolaji Kukoyi]]. The firm specializes in transportation engineering, but also provides civil and environmental engineering consulting services, as well as resource and project management. The firm also operates a copy center with large-format graphics capabilities. | ||
DCS was incorporated in [[2007]]. The firm moved from the [[Frank Nelson Building]] to their current offices in [[2014]]. | DCS was incorporated in [[2007]]. The firm moved from the [[Frank Nelson Building]] to their current offices in [[2014]]. They purchased the building and kept the lease for tenant [[Ray Harsh Design]]. The City of [[Birmingham]] provided $60,000 in business incentives over three years to retain the company and fill the vacant building. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 18:36, 29 December 2022
Dynamic Civil Solutions (DCS) is an engineering firm located at 2210 2nd Avenue North in Birmingham. It is headed by Bolaji Kukoyi. The firm specializes in transportation engineering, but also provides civil and environmental engineering consulting services, as well as resource and project management. The firm also operates a copy center with large-format graphics capabilities.
DCS was incorporated in 2007. The firm moved from the Frank Nelson Building to their current offices in 2014. They purchased the building and kept the lease for tenant Ray Harsh Design. The City of Birmingham provided $60,000 in business incentives over three years to retain the company and fill the vacant building.
References
- Tomberlin, Michael (February 4, 2014) "Dynamic Civil Solutions buys downtown building for new headquarters." The Birmingham News
External links
- Dynamic Civil Solutions website