The Denver Service Center (DSC) is the National Park Service centralized planning, design, and construction project management office providing environmentally responsible and fiscally sound products jointly with private industry. DSC is committed to preserving the natural and cultural resources in the national park system while ensuring their use and fostering their appreciation.

The Denver Service Center is a collaborative professional office with more than 225 individuals employed at the Lakewood, CO. site. The workforce consists of:

• Architects
• Landscape Architects
• Engineers
• Planners
• Project Managers
• Construction Specialists
• Natural Resource Specialists
• Cultural Resource Specialists
• Graphic Artists
• Contract Specialists
• Technical Information Specialists
• Administrative Personnel

DSC provides specialized services for national parks, regions, architecture/engineering firms, and other partners. Strong emphasis is placed on the unique needs of each customer.

DSC's projects are found worldwide -- ranging from designing a mass transit system in Zion National Park in Utah, to planning and designing the FDR Memorial in Washington, D.C., to assisting Sri Lanka and other countries with their emerging park systems.

DSC also is the home of the NPS Technical Information Center (TIC). TIC is a servicewide information management and storage retrieval system for documents and drawings.

DSC employees and phone numbers can be found at DSC Phone Directory.