DYNAMIC SYSTEMS AND RESEARCH CORPORATION

Dynamic Systems and Research Corporation specializes in the design, development, and integration of high-performance measuring and controlling devices for defense applications, with a focus on data recorders, accelerometers, and projectile instrumentation systems. Their technical expertise centers on ruggedized sensor data acquisition systems, including MD03HS and MD01HS recorders, load rings, battery modules, and specialized penetrator assemblies used in ballistic and impact testing environments. The company demonstrates deep proficiency in embedded instrumentation, signal conditioning, and environmental hardening for extreme conditions, supporting DoD test and evaluation programs with mission-critical instrumentation. Their single R&D contract under NAICS 541715 further indicates capacity in applied physical sciences, particularly in advanced sensor development under STTR Phase II initiatives. The contractor maintains a consistent and exclusive relationship with the Department of Defense, delivering precision instrumentation for live-fire testing, missile systems, and munitions performance analysis. Their work supports Army and Defense Test & Evaluation communities through repeatable, field-deployable data collection platforms that meet stringent military standards for shock, vibration, and temperature resilience. Industry focus is firmly rooted in Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing (NAICS 334519), where they serve as a niche provider of test instrumentation for defense systems validation. Their market positioning is that of a specialized engineering supplier for high-fidelity data capture in dynamic environments, distinct from general-purpose electronics manufacturers. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Dynamic Systems and Research Corporation operates without federal certifications but leverages its technical agility and domain-specific experience to support critical defense testing missions. Their geographic location places them within a key defense R&D corridor, enhancing collaboration with nearby federal laboratories and test ranges.