Colorado Resources
Recent Project Announcements
Canada-Based Bioriginal Food & Science Plans Grand Junction, Colorado, Operations
Swire Coca-Cola, USA Plans Colorado Springs, Colorado, Production Operations
People Center-Rippling Expands New York City Operations
RK Industries Expands Aurora, Colorado, Headquarters Operations
Raven Space Systems Plans Broomfield, Colorado, Headquarters-Production Operations
Stored Energy Systems Expands Longmont, Colorado, Operations
Astro Digital Plans Littleton, Colorado, Operations
Peak Energy Establishes Broomfield, Colorado, Battery Cell Engineering Operations
Safran Defense & Space Plans Parker, Colorado, Manufacturing Operations
WMD Squared Engineering Plans Colorado Springs, Colorado, Operations
Ardent Mills Expands Commerce City, Colorado, Production Operations
Philip Morris International Plans Aurora, Colorado, Manufacturing Operations
Omni Federal Establishes Colorado Springs, Colorado, Operations
Invictus International Consulting Plans Colorado Springs, Colorado, Operations
Recent Features
Navigating Foreign Direct Investment, Foreign-Trade Zones and Manufacturing in a Volatile Market
As tariff uncertainty and industrial policy shifts reshape investment strategies, manufacturers are leaning on tools such as foreign-trade zones, accelerated workforce partnerships and vertically integrated facilities to manage risk and maintain momentum in U.S. site selection decisions.
Phillip Morris International Starting Building Before Plans
How a factory went from an idea to operational in about two years.
America’s Aerospace Reboot
Once dominated by legacy clusters, aerospace site selection is evolving rapidly as companies prioritize speed, workforce specialization, and strategic proximity.
How Greeley, Colorado Is Using Aquifers to Future-Proof Its Economy
Faced with the prospect of building a massive $700 million surface reservoir, Greeley instead pursued something few communities have dared to try.
What the Latest Tech Hubs Funding Means for Site Selection Executives
Manufacturing executives must consider the diverse locations, supply chain resilience, workforce development, and governance structures of the Tech Hubs. Aligning new facility plans with these hubs can enhance competitiveness, reduce operational risks, and contribute to long-term growth.
2023's Leading Metro Locations: Hotspots of Economic Growth
The leading metro areas are those poised for long-term growth and are often hubs of high-tech industry, where workers may benefit from an affordable cost of living.
Innovation Corridors Have Economic Assets Driving Business Growth
By actively putting together the resources needed for innovative companies to survive and thrive, innovation districts and corridors have found a recipe for success.
Another Look at Rural Economies
Some communities are doing well, some are turning things around, some still have an uphill battle ahead of them. And this points to perhaps the biggest problem with our approach to rural economies: we lump all rural places into the singular “rural America” bucket.
Mid-size Markets Competing for Business and Winning
Workforce availability with the necessary skills and local partnerships are two trends driving investment to mid-size markets.
Investment Follows Talent to Mid-Size Markets
The affordability of mid-sized communities has made them attractive to tech-savvy workers who, in turn, are drawing business investment to those locales.
