Davis Defense Group expands North Charleston facility

Virginia-based Davis Defense Group Inc. is expanding its Charleston defense contracting operations.  

The company invested $100,000 into the North Charleston office expansion, which will support 30 jobs, according to a news release.  

“Davis Defense Group, Inc. is pleased to grow our presence in Charleston with the opening of our new, expanded office space. Our team has proudly supported NIWC-LANT and the Marine Corps in Charleston for over five years, and this new facility reflects our commitment to the region’s growing defense sector,” Davis Defense Group CEO Kristi Wilder said in the release. “With an excellent reputation for world-class service in command, control, communications, computers, cyber-defense, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance systems support, DDG has formed long-lasting partnerships with our customers, teammates and employees.

“We are excited to create new connections as we continue to expand our footprint in Charleston County.” 

Davis Defense Group was founded in 2002 as a family-owned company and provides mission solutions for programs critical to national security, according to the release. The North Charleston office supports Naval Information Warfare Center Atlantic and the U.S. Marine Corps 

“North Charleston continues to be a hub for innovation and national defense, and we are proud to see Davis Defense Group deepen its roots here,” North Charleston Mayor Reggie Burgess said in the release. “This expansion not only brings new job opportunities but also strengthens our city’s role in supporting the critical missions of our armed forces. We welcome DDG’s continued growth and thank them for investing in our community.” 

The Davis Defense Group North Charleston facility  is located 2456 Remount Road.

“Today’s announcement by Davis Defense Group Inc. strongly reflects the company’s confidence in South Carolina and our talented workforce,” Gov. Henry McMaster said in the release. “We celebrate DDG’s partnership and commitment to creating new jobs in the Charleston County community.”