Diné Development Corporation Expands Operations at Port San Antonio

Diné Development Corporation (DDC)

SAN ANTONIO — Diné Development Corporation (DDC), a Navajo Nation-owned IT engineering, professional and environmental solutions provider, has launched a new operation in Port San Antonio’s Tech Port campus.

According to Port SA, DDC is located at Capitol Factory, which is one of the state’s leading technology accelerators within the Boeing Center at Tech Port. The organization expects to employ up to 75 local team members co-located with clients in the region.

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“San Antonio is a dynamic community that promotes cutting-edge technology and innovation,” stated Dan Riggs, Chief Growth and Strategy Officer of DDC. “Establishing this office aligns with our objectives to expand our presence in the rapidly growing defense community. This investment not only fuels regional growth and client impact, but also allows us to contribute to the local economy and innovation ecosystem.”

“We’re proud to welcome another industry leader to our flourishing community of talented innovators,” said Jim Perschbach, President and CEO of Port San Antonio. “On our Tech Port campus, and with the support of many partners across the community, the DDC team will be able to tap into a unique ecosystem focused on developing important connections between talent, education, and industry. We look forward to supporting the team as it establishes its newest operation and builds momentum well into the future.” 

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DDC’s expansion in the region shows its commitment to capabilities-fueled growth in leading technology areas, including digital transformation, cybersecurity, generative artificial intelligence, data enablement, cloud adoption, and advanced engineering.

DDC’s footprint within the Department of Defense is expected to grow, positioning the organization for planned contract growth with core customers in the San Antonio region.

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