Scottsdale, Ariz.-based DDC delivers IT, professional, and environmental services to government agencies and commercial firms, the state said. DDC services include data enablement, data science, cloud adoption, cybersecurity and software design.
The company’s web site says DDC IT services has an office on Oak Court in Beavercreek. State project notes said the expansion will be in the city of Dayton.
The Ohio Tax Credit Authority approved a 2.178%, nine-year job creation tax credit for the project.
Diné's credit means for that nine years, the company can claim a 2.178% credit on new Ohio payroll related to the project location. The state put the total value of the credit at just over $2 million.
Companies receiving the credits are required to annually report jobs, payroll, and investment to the Department of Development, the state has said.
Questions about the company’s local plans were sent to a representative of Diné Development.
Austin Tsosie, chief executive of Dine, recently said the company has doubled in size in the past four years. The company is located today in 30 states and six countries.
In all, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s office Monday announced the approval of assistance for six projects set to create 332 total new jobs while protecting 926 existing jobs statewide.
During its monthly meeting, the Ohio Tax Credit Authority reviewed economic development proposals brought to the board by JobsOhio and its regional partners.
Collectively, the projects are expected to result in more than $27 million in new payroll and spur more than $426 million in investments across Ohio.
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