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RICHMOND, VA


Travis Everett
VP, Division Manager

Doug Kyzer
Business Development Manager
 

Address:
8454 Richfood Road
Mechanicsville, VA 23116
804-730-7277

Office services and capabilities:

  • HVAC Piping
  • Plumbing          
  • HVAC Sheetmetal Installation & Process Exhaust
  • Process Piping - High Purity (Electronics Grade)
  • Process Piping - Hygienic (Pharmaceutical/Biotech)
  • Equipment Rigging/Installation

Preconstruction:
Our branch is staffed to provide complex conceptual budget estimating as well as detailed quantity surveys.

Startup & Commissioning:
DSI's experienced field employees are capable of providing various levels of startup assistance and commissioning support services dependent upon the specific requirements of each individual project.

History:
In January of 1996, Dynamic Systems opened a Division in Richmond, Virginia to facilitate construction of new semiconductor facilities on the east coast.   While this Division's initial focus was on semiconductor ultra high purity piping and process HVAC systems, a concerted effort was underway to develop pharmaceutical customers to help offset the peaks and valleys associated the microelectronics industries.   By providing superior management, talented field forces and on time project execution, Dynamic Systems has now become one of the leading pharmaceutical process/hygienic piping contractors in the eastern United States.   Using cutting edge technology and a willingness to be a team player with owners, engineering firms   and construction managers, Dynamic Systems has become the "go to" company for complex, fast track projects.

Partial List of Clients:
  • ADP Marshall
  • Air Liquide
  • Andrx
  • AT&T
  • Austin Commercial
  • B.I. Chemicals
  • Dominion Semiconductor
  • DPR Construction
  • Dupont Photomask
  • Fluor
  • Gilbane
  • Glaxo Smith Kline
  • IBM Corporation
  • IBM Toshiba
  • Infineon Technologies
  • Integrated Control Systems
  • Integrated Project Services
  • Kurita America
  • Lucent Technologies
  • MedImunne
  • Micron Technologies
  • Merck & Company
  • R.P. Scherer
  • Schwarz Pharma
  • Uniroyal Technologies
  • U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
  • Wyeth Vaccines
  • Whitehall Robbins
  • Washington Group International
  • WhiteOak Semiconductor
  • The Whiting Turner Contracting Company
  • York International

Featured Richmond Projects


Boehringer Ingelheim Chemicals, Inc. - New Solvent Tank Farm
Petersburg, Virginia - B.I. Chemicals direct

  • This pharmaceutical grade chemical project required precise detailing and offsite fabrication to allow for installation tie-ins in very constricted areas under plant shutdown conditions.
  • Solvent feed and solvent waste systems from new truck unloading station thru tanks to various points of use.

Infineon Technologies - Fab II, Cub II & PATX
Austin Commercial and Infineon Direct.
 

  • This semiconductor manufacturing facility consisted of 650,000 sq ft, which included 100,000 sq ft of class 100 clean room area.
  • Process Exhaust Systems
  • Tool Hook-up program
  • Ultra high purity gases
  • Ultra high purity chemicals
  • Specialty gases including pyrophorics
  • Process waste systems
  • Deionized water system


Micron Technologies, (formerly Dominion Semiconductor & IBM/Toshiba)
Manassas, Virginia - ADP Marshall, Whiting Turner Contracting Company, Washington Group International and Micron
  • On going for 10 years
  • 280,000 sq ft of clean space for semiconductor wafer manufacturing, ultimately leading to 300 mm production
  • 140,000 sq ft of fandeck/mechanical/interstitial
  • Deionized water systems
  • Ultra high purity chemical distribution systems
  • Ultra high purity gas systems
  • Process exhaust system
  • Tool hook-up program
  • Bulk nitrogen and argon systems

WhiteOak Semiconductor - Fab 1 & Probe,   Assembly and Test
Sandston, Virginia - DPR Construction and WhiteOak

200,000 sq ft
DPR Construction base build and tool hook-up

  • This $1 billion plus fab was completed on schedule within 12 months
  • 850,000 sq ft facility for semiconductor wafer processing.   This included 76,500 sq ft of clean room production area.
  • Deionized water systems
  • Process mechanical systems
  • Ultra high purity gases
  • Ultra high purity chemical distribution systems
  • Process exhaust systems
  • Chemical and acid waste\
  • Slurry system
  • Tool hook-up program

 

 


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