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FEATURED ARTICLES:Green enterprises adapt to downturn ........................................................................3Going green for less ...................................................................................................5Solar: Why stiff competition, tight margins have dimmed its outook .........................7Wind: Power generation amid turbulent politics.........................................................9Ritter as pointman for new energy ...........................................................................11

RANKED LISTS:Clean-Energy Manufacturers ......................................................................................4Energy Evaluation Firms .............................................................................................6Environmental Service Organizations .........................................................................8LEED Organizations ..................................................................................................10Recycling Companies ...............................................................................................12

CATEGORICAL INDEX OF GREEN BUSINESSES:ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS ..............................................................................13AUTO DEALERS WITH HYBRID MODELS ...............................................................15BUSINESS SERVICES ..............................................................................................15CLEANING SERVICES AND SUPPLIES ...................................................................15CLOTHING ...............................................................................................................16CONSTRUCTION SERVICES AND MATERIALS ......................................................16ECO-BROKERS ........................................................................................................17EDUCATION AND TRAINING ...................................................................................17ENERGY AND FUEL .................................................................................................17ENERGY STAR BUILDERS .......................................................................................18FOOD AND BEVERAGE ...........................................................................................18GREEN TRAINING ....................................................................................................18HOME AND GARDEN ...............................................................................................19INSPECTORS, ASSESSORS, AND CONSULTANTS ................................................19LEED ACCREDITED ORGANIZATIONS ....................................................................19LEED BUILDERS ......................................................................................................20LEED BUILDINGS .....................................................................................................20LIGHTING .................................................................................................................20MERCHANDISE RESELLERS AND CONSIGNMENT ...............................................20MUNICIPAL SERVICES ............................................................................................21NON-PROFITS .........................................................................................................21OFFICE FURNITURE ................................................................................................22RECYCLERS ............................................................................................................22TRANSPORTATION ..................................................................................................22WASTE MANAGEMENT ...........................................................................................23WATER ......................................................................................................................23

A note from the publisher The economic recovery hasn’t been particularly good to the green ener-

gy sector, despite its promise and potential. Solar and wind have both experienced setbacks in the past year,

some because of competitive pressures from overseas, some related to waning support for government subsidies amid higher-than-ever national debt levels.

Our newsroom looked into the trends buffeting the industry and prospects for the year ahead in a couple of in-depth stories in these pages. Our 2012 Green Book Directory also includes:

• A look at how smaller alternative-energy companies are coping at the moment.

• How companies are finding new ways to make green projects affordable.• A conversation with former Gov. Bill Ritter, the head nowadays of the

Center for the New Energy Economy at CSU.• Rankings of the region’s largest clean-energy companies, LEED-certified

organizations, recyclers and more. • Our annual Green Book directory, with hundreds of listings of companies

in this space.There have been many developments from this front in recent months. As

in all that we do, we hope that what you’ll read in these pages helps bring you up to speed and gives you the insights you need to make the right business decisions.

I, for one, am hoping for brighter times ahead for the green economy. Our eco-nomic health depends on it.

Please send any additional ideas for cov-erage of this sector to me at [email protected] or to our editor, Allen Greenberg, at [email protected].

Thank you,

JEFF NUTTALLPublisher


Green enterprisesadapt to downturn

BY STEVE [email protected]

Northern Colorado companies with environmentally friendly ambitions have seen more than their fair share of struggles this year.

Examples include Abound Solar of Loveland, which shuttered its solar panel manufacturing operations when it declared Chapter 7 bankruptcy in July. Danish turbine maker Vestas also made big headlines when it laid off work-ers at its Brighton and Pueblo plants.

Whether there’s more bad news ahead is unclear. A quick turnaround, however, isn’t likely, especially in light of attacks on industry subsidies amid tighter times for govern-ment.

Surviving will take luck, smarts and good fortune. The Business Report caught up with a few smaller alternative-energy businesses and organizations to see how they’ve responded and what they’re doing to adapt to tougher cir-cumstances.

Judy Dorsey’s engineering consulting company, Brendle Group in Fort Collins, has reworked its strategy.

Dorsey, Brendle Group president, said her clients include local government and utilities, schools, ski areas and resort towns. Brendle Group provides sustainability measurement and management services.

The firm has customers in 15 states, including the city of Cleveland, for which it is developing a climate action plan.

“Business this year is good: not great, but according to plan,” she said.

That plan includes new ways for customers to pool resources so they can better afford the company’s services.

As an example, Brendle Group provides a service for the National Ski Areas Association that its ski area members can join to have their greenhouse gas output measured.

Those 18 ski areas pay a smaller fee to participate in the program than if they hired an independent consultant to conduct such an inventory.

The firm also has responded by avoiding competition in what Dorsey calls “commodity services.”

Those are common services offered by multiple com-panies such as evaluations of buildings for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification.

“Sure, we will do that for our customers who ask us for it, but we’re also better situated to offer them more services that are leading edge in sustainability,” she said.

Cyrus Green, who describes himself as an “eco-broker” with High Street Real Estate in Fort Collins, has seen a shift in green real estate opportunities amid the weak new-ener-gy and wider economies.

People once wanted to build homes outfitted with green features; now they’re more likely to remodel older homes.

Taking advantage of the trend, Green markets govern-ment loan programs that offer lower interest rates to rural homeowners who want to fund installation of items like solar panels.

Green’s business is “largely based on these loan pro-grams that are designed to let people keep their liquid capital,” he said.

Mark Benjamin, president of Crown Jade Design and Engineering, also has changed his approach.

A certified “passive house” consultant, Benjamin designs homes sealed off from outdoor air for greater heating and cooling efficiency.

He expressed frustration that people cannot seem to

JONATHAN CASTNER

“Eco-broker” Cyrus Green, who procured the doors pictured from the Denver Library for a client.

“We guide them toward, ‘Why not build it right?’”— Mark Benjamin,

president of Crown Jade Design and Engineering

_______________________________________ See Adapt, page 4


“take the leap” to buy a more expensive, yet more innovative and energy-efficient home. The chal-lenge has been spreading his message about his designs’ unique features.

So every Wednesday night, Benjamin has promoted his business by attending meetings in Bellvue with other green construction industry professionals.

Those meetings were started for homeowners trying to rebuild after the High Park Fire, which destroyed 259 homes this summer.

“They’re there just to ask questions,” he said. “We guide them toward, ‘Why not build it right?’”

Ray Aberle, fair director of the Sustainable Living Association in Fort Collins, said the orga-nization has told new-energy businesses it advises that they need to stay digitally connected to their customers and other businesses.

A number of businesses have approached the association asking to spread their messages on the association’s social media channels and email-distribution list.

Those requests from businesses, in turn, have prompted the organization to pay greater atten-tion to how it does things like composing elec-tronic newsletters.

“You can get 1,000 things a day and why are you going to read every one?” he asked. “You have to have some credibility.”

Part of that credibility can come from the lan-guage that a business uses. The association has encouraged companies to use language other than “green,” “sustainable” or “organic” to differenti-ate themselves from businesses that use the same adjectives, Aberle said.

“People recognize that they can’t just stick a ‘green’ label on it or ‘sustainable’ label on it,” he said. “They’re trying to find a new language.”

Aberle suggests businesses use more specific phrases that tell customers what they actually do. Instead of using “organic,” a food-producing com-pany could say, “biological farming.”

The organization has seen a change in the com-position of its annual fair, which is an exhibition of green businesses. A greater number of local

businesses now promote their wares at the fair instead of larger, national retailers that once domi-nated.

One business at a recent fair sold a kit that could be used to convert a trampoline into a greenhouse. Another business reused tires to make planters.

These companies are definitely smaller but Aberle remains upbeat.

“That’s been a huge market growth area for us,” he said. “We hope that it becomes a huge resource for them and the community to find goods and services that they didn’t even know existed.”

Adapt, from 3“People recognized that they can’t just stick a ‘green’ label

on it or ‘sustainable’ label on it.”— Ray Aberle

Sustainable Living Association, Fort Collins

Clean-Energy ManufacturersRanked by number of local employees

RANK CompanyNo. of LocalEmployees Products/Services

Phone/FaxE-mail

Website

Person in ChargeTitle

Year founded

1Woodward Inc.1000 E. Drake RoadFort Collins, CO 80525

1,474 Technologies offered ensure customers' engines, turbines, and other power equipment are dependable, efficient and cleanburning.

970-482-5811/970-498-3214www.woodward.com

Tom GendronChairman and CEO

1870

2Vestas Blades America Inc.11140 Eastman Park DriveWindsor, CO 80550

700 Manufactures the blades for wind turbines. 970-674-6100/[email protected]

Hans JespersenSenior vice president / General manager for Vestas Blades,

America region1979

3Advanced Energy Industries Inc.1625 Sharp Point DriveFort Collins, CO 80525

509 Critical components used in manufacture of semiconductors, data storage, flat-panel displays and solar inverters. 970-221-4670/[email protected]

www.advanced-energy.com

Garry RogersonDirector and CEO

1981

4Telvent4701 Royal Vista CircleFort Collins, CO 80528

140 Software solutions to energy and water/wastewater utilities and municipalities around the world. 970-223-1888/[email protected]

www.telvent.com

Andy BennettVice president of energy, utilities group

1946

5Solix BioSystems430 N. College Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80524

40 Integrated solutions and services that enable large-scale cultivation of algae. [email protected]

www.solixbiosystems.com

Joel ButlerCEO

2006

6Spirae Inc.320 E. Vine Drive, Suite 307Fort Collins, CO 80524

27 Smart Grid Controls for integration of renewable and distributed energy resources on the distribution grid. 970-484-8259/[email protected]

Sunil CherianCEO

2002

7Ice Energy Technology Inc.9351 Eastman Park Drive, Suite BWindsor, CO 80550

25 Advanced energy storage and smart grid solutions for the electric utility industry. 970-545-3630/[email protected]

Brian ParsonnetExecutive vice president of technology

2003

8Prieto Battery Inc.Research & Innovation Center CampusDelivery 0922Fort Collins, CO 80523-0922

11 Developing advanced Li-ion battery technology made of non-toxic materials that is expected to deliver very high powerdensity and long cycle life.

[email protected]

Dr. Amy PrietoCEO

2009

9Encorp LLC1825 Sharp Point Drive, Suite 118Fort Collins, CO 80525

10 Control systems for microgrids and combined heat and power (CHP) energy applications at hospitals, campuses,manufacturers, military bases and more.

970-674-5300/[email protected]

Michael ClarkPresident

2006

9Envirofit International Ltd.109 N. College Ave., Suite 200Fort Collins, CO 80524

10 Designs, manufactures and sells scalable technologies. 970-372-2874/[email protected]

Ron BillsCEO

2003

11Symbios Technologies116 N College Ave STE 7Fort Collins, CO 80524-4425

8 Waste-to-energy project developer working to reduce our clients’ greenhouse gas impacts while improving waste disposaland energy economics.

970-797-2543/970-797-2546justin@symbiostechnologies.comwww.symbiostechnologies.com

Justin BzdekFounder

2008

12Novo Energy LLC155 E. Boardwalk, No. 448Fort Collins, CO 80525

6 Technical consulting services, equipment supply, and operations services for waste-to-energy and solid fuel powergeneration facilities.

970-292-1031 /[email protected]

www.novoenergy.com

James BarlowCEO

2007

Researched by Mariah Gant

Source: Business Report Survey

BUSINESSREPORT LIST


Going greenfor less

Why cost is

no longer

an excuse

not to

change

JONATHAN CASTNER

Houska Automotive has adopted a range of affordable sustainability measures including buying recycling bins for its shop.

BY MAGGIE [email protected]

Everyone’s seen him: The MacBook Air-carrying, vegan shoe-wearing, Prius-driving environmentalist, riding a bike more

expensive than your car to work on his next solar panel/composting/reusable energy project – and just a little too excited to talk about it.

Clearly, sustainability is an issue people with no cash flow problems worry about.

Or is it?Sustainable business has crossed over from

purely altruistic to economic, with more Colo-rado businesses learning that their conscience no longer has to be at odds with their bottom line. And as the trend towards sustainable business continues to be institutionalized, “green build-ing” is slowly becoming just “building.”

A report released earlier this year by the U.S. Green Building Council found that Colorado has the second-highest LEED-certified commercial and institutional green buildings per capita in the nation, right behind the D.C. area.

“People talk about green building and it seems

to come from a feel-good place, but it really has become more of a cost-savings measure, espe-cially in areas where there are rebates, and where they can get help with the upfront costs of some of these measures,” said Meagan Forney, the Col-orado Green Building Guild’s membership and outreach manager.

Examples aren’t hard to find.The Brendle Group, a Fort Collins-based

engineering and sustainability consulting firm, walked its talk in 2010 with the purchase and renovation of its headquarters at 212 W. Mul-berry St.

The reconstruction, a group effort between the Fort Collins Downtown Development Authority, architect Greg Fisher, general contrac-tor Dohn Construction and Sherman Design, incorporated a full-service energy efficiency upgrade, including lighting, mechanical systems and use of almost solely recycled materials.

The project earned Brendle LEED Gold Certi-fication in 2011 – making it one of the nearly 100 buildings nationally to receive the same status that year.

What was the price tag on this state-of-the-art

green facility? Not much more than it would’ve been without

the added efficiency measures, according to the company’s website. With the help of community resources and a focus on salvaged materials and re-use rather than new construction, the project is paying for itself in terms of energy saving.

“We think what we’ve done is bust some key myths about green building, one of which is that it costs more to get a high performing, green building,” said Dave Wortman, project manager for the Brendle Group. “Not only are project design teams getting more and more accustomed to green being the way things are done, more and more building material suppliers are responding to the demand for green building.”

According to Wortman, “forward-thinking” communities, like Fort Collins, are providing those interested in green building with technical and sometimes even financial support, from help in building design to grants for green building or renewable energy projects.

Many of the sustainability measures Houska

___________________________See Affordable, page 6


Automotive has embraced (including installing a heating system that runs off used oil, adding sky lighting and waterless urinals) required upfront funds. But the Fort Collins auto repair shop expe-rienced some “quick payoffs” from the tax incen-tives and rebates it found, said L.J. Houska, vice president and office manager.

“It’s great for the environment,” said Houska, “but it’s also great for the utility bill.”

Houska collects waste oil, which is then drained into burners and used to heat the shop in the winter months.

Seven Generations Office Park, a mixed-use office building designed by RB+B Architects, was built with the intention of offering high-efficiency space at the same cost as a traditional office.

The sustainable technologies employed in its construction are numerous. The building was built largely out of local and recycled materials, and utilizes employee-controlled, under-floor air distribution to allow for more efficient heating and cooling than the traditional overhead model.

Occupancy sensors throughout the facility ensure lights are only on when in use, and when they are, they’re partially powered by the build-ing’s built-in solar panels.

Also, the placement and size of windows were designed to maximize natural lighting, and the insulation methods reduce need for heating and cooling.

When compared with an average office build-ing of similar characteristics, Seven Generations uses 56 percent less energy, according to Energy Star, and 84 percent less outdoor water (thanks to the Colorado-friendly landscaping).

The project received LEED Platinum certifi-cation and operates on 50 cents to 60 cents per square foot per year (conventional buildings cost between $1 and $2 per square foot).

The building leases its space for between $18 and $19 a square foot, a competitive rate made possible by an affordable construction and lo energy costs.

The building is now considered proof that sustainable business in Northern Colorado is not reserved for the 1 percent. Since its completion in 2007, many others have followed suit.

ClimateWise, the City of Fort Collins program that assists businesses in sustainability, added 54 organizations to its membership rolls last year, bringing its grand total to more than 300 compa-nies.

Its “partners,” as the organization refers to members, run the gamut, from small cafes to statewide technology groups.

According to the ClimateWise 2011 annual report, its partners’ combined savings was more than $13 million on a variety of innovative con-servation projects. They also reduced greenhouse gases by 149,000 tons — cumulatively saving $59 million since 2000.

“Our companies have exceeded our goals four years in a row,” said Kathy Collier, the ClimateWise program manager. “I’m so excited that the business community is partnering with the city. It’s amazing what we can accomplish together.”

The sluggish economy has had little affect on ClimateWise. Its consulting services are free, with the exception of a time commitment for analysis and review with ClimateWise auditors, a total of

six hours at the minimum. Most find the payoff is worth it: An expert

assessment of energy, water, waste and trans-portation, and customized recommendations for improvement.

While both Forney and Collier agree that the timeframe and amount of savings varies greatly from business to business, receiving an energy audit (which in many cases are offered free by city programs) can help companies focus their efforts and maximize their return.

In addition to the money saved by the practices themselves, the state of Colorado offers various tax incentives and rebates for energy efficiency measures, and oftentimes cities have their own incentive programs. (Information on incentive programs can be found on the Colorado page of the Database of State Incentives for Renewables and Efficiency website, part of the U.S. Depart-ment of Energy. )

Looking ahead, Wortman sees the green stan-dard being set even higher for commercial build-ings, especially as resources become more avail-able and technology continues to advance.

“As we learn better and better ways to build green buildings, the bar will continue to be set higher and how we define green building will change.

“What is called green now may not be consid-ered so green 20 years from now,” he said. “We’re seeing more and more interest, for example, in ‘net zero’ building, where a building produces as much energy or water as it uses on an annual basis. That may be a stretch now, but 20 years from now it will probably be a lot more common-place.”

Affordable, from 5

Largest Energy Evaluation FirmsRanked by number of audits performed

RANKPrev. rank Company

No. of Energy Audits Performed2011

Employees 2012% Residential% Commercial

Type ofOrganization

E-mailWebsite


Year founded

12011 Rank: 1

ENERGYLOGIC INC.309 Mountain Ave.Berthoud, CO 80513970-532-3220/970-532-5074

3,50025

100%0%

Private Company [email protected]

Steve ByersCEO2006

22011 Rank: 2

FORT COLLINS UTILITIES700 Wood St.Fort Collins, CO 80522970-221-6700/970-221-6619

592328

88%12%

Municipal Utility [email protected]/utilities

Brian JanonisExecutive director

1882

32011 Rank: 3

POUDRE VALLEY RURAL ELECTRIC ASSOCIATIONINC.7649 REA ParkwayFort Collins, CO 80528970-226-1234/970-226-2123

35190

94%6%

Electric Cooperative [email protected]

Robert GaskillCEO1939

42011 Rank: NR

BRENDLE GROUP INC.212 W. Mulberry St.Fort Collins, CO 80521970-207-0058/970-207-0059

20015

0%100%


Judy DorseyPresident

1996

52011 Rank:

THIS EFFICIENT HOUSE1600 Crescent DriveFort Collins, CO 80526970-204-9931

16512

85%15%


Michael TruittDirector

2008

62011 Rank: 5

COLORADO PROFESSIONAL INSPECTIONS1780 Hyde CourtLoveland, CO 80537970-430-1819/970-613-8558

751

95%5%

Private Company brucec@coloradoprofessionalinspections.comwww.coloradoprofessionalinspections.com

Bruce CzechPresident

2000

72011 Rank: NR

EFFICIENCY MATTERS LLC1800 Lincoln Ave., Suite AFort Collins, CO 80524970-556-1249

703

100%0%


Greg FoxOwner2010

82011 Rank: 8

EGGERS ELECTRIC INC.3520 W. Eisenhower Blvd.Loveland, CO 80537970-669-1883/970-669-0476

1510

10%90%


Brent EggersVice president

1973

92011 Rank: NR

ROCKY MOUNTAIN PASSIVE HOUSE2017 South Highway 287Berthoud, CO 80513970-217-2885

54

5%N/A


Andrew MichlerFounding partner

2011

102011 Rank: 9

NORTHERN COLORADO ENERGY SOLUTIONS LLC4805 N. County Road 23ELaPorte, CO 80535970-310-6240

22

100%0%


Nathan GaglianoTim Hagar

Owners2010

NR-Not previously ranked.



BUSINESSREPORT LIST


Solar Why stiff competition, tight margins have dimmed its outook

“Colorado has grown

to be the No. 1 state

in the nation for solar

jobs per capita. That

reinforces how far

we’ve come — we’re

a national leader in

solar.”— Neal Lurie, executive director

of the Colorado Solar Energy Industries Association

BY DAN [email protected]

It all seemed so simple 40 years ago. Science and industry would join forces to convert the rays of the sun into cheap and plentiful power for all. Depen-

dence upon coal and water as sources for electricity would be broken, and a new industry would spring up creating jobs and healing the earth’s environment simultaneously.

It didn’t quite work out that way. Yet the current chaotic state of the solar power market in the United States may, some suggest, represent a segue into a sta-ble solar industry at last.

A snapshot of the solar power business on the Front Range offers a glimpse into what’s happening nation-ally.

A passel of small-to-mid-sized businesses that sprung up to mine the consumer side of solar is waiting for a new boom that has yet to materialize.

Equipment manufacturers have had even less luck; most notably, Loveland-based Abound Solar was forced to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy earlier this year.

The industry’s tougher times in part are a result of the politics that gave birth to solar, and then abruptly abandoned it.

Environmentalists and their political allies around the U.S. fought for and won various incentives for solar equipment manufacturers and solar power consumers that led to an explosion on both the supply and demand side of the business.

But when the economy tanked, so did solar incen-tives. Consumers who had been used to generous up-front payments to install solar panels, for instance, disappeared once the payments did. Manufacturers saw their margins plunge. The end result has been a mar-ketplace in disarray for the last several years.

When things might change is anyone’s guess. Solar’s fortunes have been made even dimmer because of the nation’s swelling debt. Yet an analysis done by DBL Investors, a group that backs clean energy ventures, reported last year that more than 1 percent of the fed-eral budget went toward nuclear power for the 15 years following World War II. In that same time, oil and gas received 0.5 percent of the federal budget. By com-parison, all renewable energy sources combined have received around 0.1 percent of the federal budget.

Despite all of the negative news, Neal Lurie, execu-tive director of the Colorado Solar Energy Industries Association, remains optimistic.

“There are more than 400 solar manufacturers worldwide,” Lurie notes. “Solar has grown to be a $100 billion global industry. It’s to be expected that some organizations in a competitive landscape will differ-entiate their products and have a price advantage and others may not. The massive amount of competition creates challenges for manufacturers. One thing most people don’t know is that solar cost for photovoltaic technology now cost 75 percent less than three years ago.”

Lurie says that as coal becomes more difficult to harvest and hydropower feels the impact of the state’s water shortage, energy sources like solar and wind inev-itably will begin to supply more of the world’s energy.

“Our goal in Colorado is to make sure we can keep working together to promote economic development here and throughout the state,” he says. “Colorado has grown to be the No. 1 state in the nation for solar jobs per capita. That reinforces how far we’ve come — we’re a national leader in solar.”

The politics of energy continue to play a significant role in solar’s evolution — or stall, depending on your viewpoint.

POUDRE VALLEY RURAL ELECTRIC AUTHORITY

The Poudre Valley Rural Electric Authority recently opened Northern Colorado’s first

community solar farm.

___________________________________ See Solar, page 8


A recent Colorado Public Utilities Commission decision that granted the utility company Xcel certain concessions for its solar production require-ments led to an unsuccessful attempt by COSEIA to fight the decision.

Xcel had requested that the PUC amend its compliance plan with the state to essentially reduce requirements for solar power production. The PUC agreed.

Concerned about the impact on the state’s solar industry, COSEIA appealed. In July, the PUC rejected the appeal.

In a statement issued at the time, Lurie said, “Given the economic and environmental benefits solar offers to the state, we are surprised that the PUC summarily dismissed our application. Our suggestions would have been easily implemented, with little to no ratepayer impact, and would have improved the business climate for the Colorado solar industry, while also providing a greater oppor-tunity for Coloradans to go solar. It was a ‘win-win’ proposal for Colorado, and we are baffled by the PUC’s decision to deny our request.”

Looking ahead, Lurie says his association is doing what it can to advocate for the best interests of the solar industry and of energy consumers in the region.

“Every industry needs to see a sense of market stability to attract new investments and create jobs. There are many utilities that are great partners in the effort to transition to cleaner forms of energy,” he says. “But we’re also seeing that some utilities have initiated efforts to be able to have less stabil-ity, so it’s not surprising that businesses raise con-cerns when efforts they view as anti-competitive are initiated by a monopoly utility.”

Those issues aside, Colorado is well positioned to continue to be a solar-energy leader, says indus-try analyst Paula Mints.

The director of the energy division of Palo Alto, Calif.-based Navigant, a consulting firm, Mints argues that the highly fragmented and decentral-ized structure of the U.S. industry offers hope for a relatively healthy market in the not-too-distant future.

And while Colorado may not be leading the way in solar at present because of political decisions that have hampered growth, she believes the state will benefit when the industry stabilizes nationwide.

Mints bases her outlook on the incentive-driven history of solar power.

European nations embraced incentives to help spur the industry’s development and encourage power users to adopt solar. But as imbalance and gaps emerged in the production and delivery sys-tem, most European nations yanked the incentive rug out from under solar, causing demand to crash and manufacturers to go bust.

In the U.S., Mints says, the decentralized approach to solar policy and regulation has actually been a positive factor, though one that is currently difficult for those in the thick of it to see.

“The U.S. market is looking quite positive com-pared to other markets,” she says. “It is growing and becoming stable, and all because of our wacky sys-tem of incentives.”

In Colorado and other states, lawmakers and regulators have crafted complex incentive packages that vary from county to county and state to state.

While this makes it initially more difficult for both solar companies and consumers to do the math on whether the systems make economic sense, these incentive packages are more thought-fully created than the European-style mass incen-tive and hence lead to more stable margins and costs.

That said, Mints acknowledges that solar still has some dark days ahead.

“Right now, prices for the technology are arti-ficially low, so manufacturers can’t be profitable. They’re going under,” she says. “And while lower prices for the technology are great for the demand side (retailers and installers), if all the manufac-turers go out of business due to low prices, the demand side won’t have anything to sell.”

As for Colorado, she says that the political climate for solar isn’t the best in the nation (she thinks California’s is). “It doesn’t promote a strong market at present,” she says.

On the other hand, it’s far from the worst. As regulators and lawmakers refine the various incen-tives — taxes credits, rebates, permitting costs and the such — industry will inevitably stabilize and begin to prosper.

Part of the problem with requiring the large utilities to invest in and offer customers a certain percentage of solar power is that these major play-ers essentially have no competition and can’t be forced to abide by the regulatory requirements, says an industry source who asked not to be quoted by name.

As with other non-traditional energy sources, such as wind power, solar isn’t as predictable or readily available as coal and water generated power, and utilities that are public companies are reluctant to make huge investments that might not reward their investors.

If Colorado’s solar future seems cloudy right now, Mints fully expects the clouds to part — per-haps not immediately but soon.

Colorado’s political climate for solar “doesn’t promote a strong market at present,” she says. But it’s evolving and headed in the right direction.

And with the Front Range’s vaunted days-of-sunshine ratio, the key ingredient for success will always be there.

Solar, from 7

Largest Environmental Service OrganizationsRanked by number of employees

RANK CompanyEmployees 2012Employees 2011

Revenues 2011Revenues 2010 Services

Phone/FaxE-mail

Website

Person in Charge,Title

Year Founded

1AECOM1601 Prospect ParkwayFort Collins, CO 80525

160145

N/AN/A

Environment business line of AECOM: impact assessment and permittingfor capital projects; air quality; remediation consulting and engineering;

risk assessment; environmental toxicology.


www.aecom.com

Phil Hackney, Vice president1939

2AIR RESOURCE SPECIALISTS INC.1901 Sharp Point Drive, Suite EFort Collins, CO 80525

5050

N/AN/A

Environmental consulting in ambient air quality-related monitoring,modeling, analysis, regulatory compliance, research and instrumentation.


1981

3ENERGYLOGIC INC.309 Mountain Ave.Berthoud, CO 80513

3780

$5,317,812$4,600,000

Energy efficiency consulting and testing for homebuilders andhomeowners. Commercial energy audits and recommissioning. Software

optimiser.


Steve Byers, CEO2006

4EDM INTERNATIONAL INC.4001 Automation WayFort Collins, CO 80525

3640

N/AN/A

Engineering and environmental consulting services and product design forthe utility industry.


Andrew H. Stewart, President1982

5TERRACON CONSULTANTS INC.301 N. Howes St.Fort Collins, CO 80521

2220

$2,300,000$2,700,000

Geotechnical engineering, environmental engineering, constructionmaterials testing and natural resources management.


www.terracon.com

John C. Graves, Senior associate1965

5BASELINE CORP.710 11th Ave., No. 105Greeley, CO 80631

2218

$2,800,000$2,100,000

Civil and land development, environmental and water resources, oil andgas services, land surveying.


John McLain, Owner1998

7AGPROFESSIONALS LLC4350 State Highway 66Longmont, CO 80504

1816

$1,800,000$1,600,000

Developers of agriculture; engineering, land use planning, real estate,surveying, environmental management, public relations exclusively for

agriculture.


www.agpros.com

Thomas Haren, Owner1996

8BRENDLE GROUP INC.212 W. Mulberry St.Fort Collins, CO 80521

1515

N/AN/A

Engineering consulting in energy, climate change, water conservation,sustainability management and sustainable design.


Judy Dorsey, President1996

9THIS EFFICIENT HOUSE1600 Crescent DriveFort Collins, CO 80526

1311

$575,000N/A

Residential and commercial energy audits, air sealing and insulation,replacement windows and doors, high efficiency heating and cooling,whole house fans and building ventilation, HVAC design and controls.

970-204-9931/N/[email protected]

Michael Truitt, Director2008

10NATIONAL INSPECTION SERVICES1136 E. Stuart St., Suite 4204Fort Collins, CO 80525

1212

N/AN/A

Building and environmental inspection for pre-purchase, lenders, insurers,third-party companies, litigation support and environmental remediation

management and due diligence.


www.nationalinspection.net

William J. Warren, CEO1975

11CEDAR CREEK ASSOCIATES INC.916 Willshire Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80521

109

$886,500$752,000

Environmental baseline studies for soils, vegetation and wildlife. Wetlanddelineations, 404 permitting and wetland mitigation. EIS and EA

document preparation. Threatened and endangered species surveys andSection 7 consultation.

970-493-4394 or 970-229-9278/[email protected]

N/A

Michael Phelan, President1982

12CITY OF FORT COLLINS, CLIMATEWISE700 Wood St.Fort Collins, CO 80522

44

N/AN/A

A free, voluntary city program that helps businesses combine money-saving practices and programs to protect the environment by reducinggreenhouse gas emissions through waste reduction, energy efficiency,

water conservation and transportation reduction.


www.fcgov.com/climatewise

Kathy Collier, Program manager2000

N/A-Not Available. Researched by Mariah Gant


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Wind

BY DAN [email protected]

The recent layoffs at wind-turbine plants in Northern Colo-rado may reflect the beginnings of an overall decline in the U.S. wind energy market. Although wind power advocates

are hopeful that a tax-credit extension may give the industry a much-needed boost, long-term outlook for increased wind-power generation remains uncertain.

Wind power, like solar-generated energy, has been one of those promising new technologies that in theory simultaneously reduces the cost of electricity to consumers while saving the plan-et. But wind generation has faced obstacle after obstacle, some-times even running head-on into environmentalists who oppose the giant mills that capture the wind to make the power.

Now, with a crucial vote in Congress looming on whether to extend the production tax credit that supports wind power gen-erators, signs indicate that even with the extension, the industry will be in a retrenching mode.

Eight of nine Colorado representatives in Congress support the extension. (The lone opponent is Congressman Doug Lam-born, R-Colorado Springs.) The 2.2-cent tax credit per kilowatt hour that is paid to wind-energy companies has brought the industry more than $1 billion per year, according to the Joint Committee on Taxation. First instituted in 1992, the PTC was renewed in 2009 as part of the economic stimulus law. But the tax credit has lapsed several times, and each time sharp drops in the industry followed.

Those drops have led energy industry watchers to wonder if the wind-energy business can survive without government help.

That argument has picked up steam in this election year. Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has called for the elimination of the credit, with his now infamous quote, “You

Power generation amid turbulent politics

“We are seeing

firsthand how

Congress’ failure

to act ... is killing

jobs right here in

Colorado.”

— U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet

__________________________________ See Wind, page 10


can’t drive a car with a windmill on it.”Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet is among

those who thinks the industry can survive and thrive, with assistance from the tax credit.

“An extension (of the tax credit) will support this vital industry at a crucial point in its devel-opment and save thousands of jobs in Colorado and tens of thousands across the rest of the country. Congress must get its act together and extend the PTC immediately when it resumes session,” said Bennet. “We are seeing firsthand how Congress’ failure to act on an extension of the wind PTC is killing jobs right here in Colo-rado.”

Layoffs by Vestas Wind Systems cost 120 employees their wind-powered paychecks at Vestas facilities in Brighton and Pueblo in August. And there may be more to come, even if the tax credit extension makes it through Congress.

“The U.S. wind market has experienced a general market slowdown. This slowdown has been caused, in part, by uncertainty over con-gressional decisions regarding whether or not to extend the Production Tax Credit at the end of this year,” said Vestas spokesman Andrew Longeit.

Ditlev Engle, CEO of the Danish-based wind-turbine company, sees continued rough times ahead for the industry. “In the United States, the market this year is very, very busy,” he told a group of European Union officials in

June. “But because of the potential laps in the regulatory framework in the U.S., this market will probably go down 80 percent next year.”

Some energy experts are skeptical that wind power can be counted on as a stable source of energy, with or without government support.

“The wind industry can and will sustain itself, but at significantly lower levels once the tax credits go away for good,” said Lisa Frantzis, managing director, energy, for the consulting firm Navigant.

Even if the tax credit is renewed, the dam-age is done, she said. She expects that, as in the past, the renewal of the tax credit will be at the beginning of the new year and the credit will be retroactive.

“When they’re renewed this time, the indus-try will bounce back but not to the levels that they’re at this year,” Frantzis said.

Citing the recent drop in the price of natural gas, she said, “Right now the price is about the same per unit (for wind and gas), but with-out the tax credit the level is (significantly) higher.”

But the battle over the tax credit continues, with the backing of wind power advocates who still believe in the promise of wind as a replace-ment for “dirty” energy sources.

On a recent campaign swing through the Midwest, President Obama told audiences that 37,000 wind industry jobs would be threatened if the tax credit was not renewed. Obama said the PTC is designed to work with the Advanced Energy Manufacturing Credit, giving manufac-turers that invest in equipment for clean energy

projects a 30 percent investment credit.Some Capitol Hill staffers believe the PTC

will be renewed, but only after the November election. They also believe the discussion of phasing out the tax credit over a set period of years will gain momentum, giving the wind industry stability.

“Don’t throw the baby out with the bath water now, because you’ll almost kill the indus-try right now,” said John Graham, the president of BP Wind Energy.

“We need a number of years’ help. (It is) very hard to predict (whether that) is two, four or six, but it’s kind of in that ballpark. It’s not forever, it’s not 10, and it just keeps us going to a place where we can compete on a more even playing field,” Graham told Environment and Energy Daily.

In all, the U.S. wind energy sector employs about 75,000 people – 5,000 of those in Colo-rado. About 9.2 percent of electricity gener-ated in Colorado comes from wind power, according to the American Wind Energy Asso-ciation. That number is expected to climb to meet Colorado’s renewable-energy portfolio standard requiring 30 percent of the state’s electricity to be generated from renewable sources by 2020.

Should Congress approve the PTC before the election, the AWEA projects the industry could add up to 54,000 jobs over the next four years.

That’s little consolation, however, for those caught in the recent round of layoffs, as uncer-tainty over wind power’s true potential contin-ues to dog the fledgling industry.

Wind, from 9

Largest LEED OrganizationsRanked by number of accredited professionals on staff

RANK Company

No. CertifiedLEED

Professionals Areas of Specialty Major projects

Phone/FaxE-mail

Website

Person inCharge

TitleYear Founded

1Hensel Phelps Construction Co.420 Sixth Ave.Greeley, CO 80632

67 Real estate development, design management,general contracting and construction

management, facilities services.

Lockheed Martin, Fort Carson Hangar, Air Traffic Control Tower 970-352-6565/[email protected]

www.henselphelps.com

Jeffrey WenaasPresident, CEO

1937

2The Neenan Company2620 E. Prospect Road, Suite 100Fort Collins, CO 80525

39 National design-build firm specializing ineducation, health care, government and

commercial buildings.

YMCA of the Rockies, The Mitchell Block, San Luis Valley RegionalMedical Center, Mapleton Public Schools


Randy MyersCEO

1966

3U.S. Engineering Co.729 S.E. Eighth St.Loveland, CO 80537

24 Total mechanical construction and maintenanceservices.

Medical Center of the Rockies, Fort Collins Police Service, CSUResearch Innovation Center


Bob BrunsonCOO1893

4Roche Constructors Inc.361 71st Ave.Greeley, CO 80634

19 Retail, office and banking, education, publicworks/corrections and industrial and

manufacturing.

Security Forces Operations Facility, Buckley Air Force Base 970-356-3611/[email protected]

Thomas RochePresident

1971

5RB+B Architects Inc.315 E. Mountain Ave., Suite 100Fort Collins, CO 80524

16 Education, urban design, commercial, medical,spiritual, recreation.

Rialto Theater Center, Fossil Ridge High School, Casey MiddleSchool, Boulder Jewish Community Center, Red Hawk Elementary

School, Seven Generations Office Park


www.rbbarchitects.com

Ken FieldPresident

1953

6Colorado State University900 Oval DriveFort Collins, CO 80523

14 Home of the Institute for the Built Environment,facilities management.

Behavioral Science Building, Aspen Hall, State Forest Service,Indoor Practice Facility, Lake St. Parking Garage, addition to the

Student Recreational Center

970-491-6444/N/[email protected]

www.colostate.edu

Anthony (Tony) FrankPresident

1870

7Brinkman Partners LLC3003 E. Harmony Road, Suite 300Fort Collins, CO 80528

13 Integrated real estate solutions - brokerage,development, construction, asset and property

management.

Otterbox Corporate Headquarters, Hampton Inn & Suites, CSURF,Advanced Energy


www.brinkmanpartners.com

Paul and Kevin BrinkmanFounding partners

2005

8Aller-Lingle-Massey Architects PC712 Whalers Way, Suite B-100Fort Collins, CO 80525

7 University and higher education, student andmixed-use housing, athletics and parks/

recreation, historic preservation, commercialoffice/ retail and facility master planning.

Lincoln Center additions and renovation, Fort Collins; SouthTransit Center, Fort Collins; CSU Lory Student Center revitalization

970-223-1820/970-223-1833office@aller-lingle-massey.comwww.aller-lingle-massey.com

David LingleMichael (Mick) Aller

Brad MasseyPrincipals

1986

9Beaudin Ganze Consulting EngineersInc.251 Linden St., Suite 200Fort Collins, CO 80524

6 Resort facilities, health-care facilities,commercial buildings, recreation facilities,

education facilities, multi-family and high-endcustom residential projects.

Snowmass Village Building, The Bridges at Steamboat,Silverthorne Schools, Seven Generations Office Park, United Way

Housing Services Center


Ray EngenPrincipal

1989

10Drahota4700 Innovation Drive, Bldg. CFort Collins, CO 80525

5 Full-service construction manager/generalcontractor, LEED construction.

Bank of Colorado, Fort Collins; NBCE, Greeley; PresidioApartments, Fort Collins; PFA Stations, Fort Collins;

Provincetowne, Fort Collins


Terry DrahotaPresident

1973

10Dohn Construction Inc.2642 Midpoint DriveFort Collins, CO 80525

5 Commercial, multifamily and high-endresidential construction management and

general contracting services.

Miramont Sports Center, Centennial Bank at LovelandMarketplace


Douglas DohnPresident

1992

12Vaught Frye Larson Architects401 W. Mountain Ave., Suite 100Fort Collins, CO 80521

4 Commercial, educational, industrial andresidential architecture.

Marina Plaza Wellness Center, Windsor; Crossroads Safehouse,Fort Collins


www.theartofconstruction.com

Justin LarsonAIA, CEO

1986

NA-Not Applicable.NR-Not Previously Ranked.



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Ritter as pointmanfor new energy

BY STEVE [email protected]

FORT COLLINS – Former Democratic Gov. Bill Ritter, whose administration was well-known for having led the state’s renewable energy charge,

has taken a national and, in some cases, international approach to the issue these days.

As head of CSU’s privately funded Center for the New Energy Economy, established last year, Ritter has traveled from Kentucky to China promoting a range of clean-energy measures.

Some of his work has ended up in legislation that passed; other measures have failed, including a solar energy bill in Arkansas. Ritter plans to return to the state to promote the measure during the next legislative session.

He also has lectured as a guest in CSU political sci-ence, engineering and business classes.

Ritter spoke with the Business Report recently about his efforts in the past year to advance the clean-energy agenda as well as to promote Colorado’s oil and gas

rules to policymakers nationwide.

Business Report: Let’s start by telling us what’s new at the Center for the New Energy

Economy?

Ritter: One of the things that we initially set out to do was try and work with governors’ offices on energy policy and try to advance a clean-energy agenda. Our ambition is to advance energy policy at the state level that will help us move forward with respect to renew-able energy. In 2011, I was in around 25 states. Some of those states were simply speaking engagements, but in others we were there to work with the governor’s offices, legislators or utility commissioners.

It’s a pretty difficult time. Clean energy has become politicized, so our attempts have been to try and work with both Republican and Democratic governors. We’ve spent a lot of time laying the groundwork for a variety of things. We’ve had some legislation that’s been written and we’ve been involved in advising on legisla-tion – some that got passed.

We’re currently working in Minnesota and Kentucky with governor’s offices on a more comprehensive legis-lative agenda for the upcoming legislative session. I’ve worked with the Ohio governor’s office: They passed comprehensive legislation, and we talked to them about the Colorado rules and experience on natural gas.

Business Report: We understand you visited China in recent months. Can you share what you did there?

Ritter: I went with a group of CSU leaders. The CSU delegation met with a variety of folks in Beijing (and) with the sustainability office for Coca-Cola. Coca-Cola China actually is sponsoring Chinese students to come to Colorado. I spent a few days with the Energy Foun-dation board really looking at our Chinese program on what we can do to assist China in moving toward a clean-energy agenda. There’s actually a great deal of influence that grantees of the Energy Foundation have

had in helping China understand the necessity to transi-tion quickly to a different kind of energy economy.

Business Report: What do you think is the greatest accomplishment of the Center for the New Energy Economy in the past year?

Ritter: I think probably marketing our rules on oil and gas drilling. As you remember, it was quite a battle when we reformed the Oil and Gas Conservation Com-mission. Those rules are now touted in a lot of places as some of the best rules in the country for extracting gas and oil in an environmentally sound way. We’re really regarded as having done this and done it well. I’m proud of what we did as governor and then proud that we’ve been able, as the Center for the New Energy Economy, to really push those rules in other places around the country, to try and break the stalemate that may occur between industry and the environmental community.

Even in difficult times both economic and political, we continue to drive this message that America can benefit from a (clean) energy economy.

Business Report: How has the organization respond-ed to the economic challenges that renewable energy has faced this year?

Ritter: One of the things that we’ve tried to do is help talk about the challenges of the industry and explain what those challenges are, but to also keep making the case that it’s important for us as a country to keep our focus on a clean energy agenda. That includes solar; that includes the research and development part of it.

Business Report: Do you have any interesting upcom-ing efforts related to renewable energy in Northern Colorado?

Ritter: Everything we do at CSU we consider to be Northern Colorado. Related to renewables, I’d say, ‘No,’ other than what I do to teach and talk about it. I’m going to go to the Aspen American Renewable Energy Day. Interestingly, they asked me to present on natural gas, as well. They’re really trying to understand this intersection between natural gas and renewable energy. Then we have our natural-gas symposium (at CSU in early October).

Business Report: You mentioned natural gas: Do you feel that’s an important bridge to alternative energy?

Ritter: We’re really trying to look at how we can reduce our emissions. We’re looking at the public health implications of what happens if we don’t focus on emis-sions. We look at the climate change implications. For me, it really is about both renewables and about natural gas and really thinking about the intersection between those two. I don’t really use the word ‘bridge fuel.’ What’s important is to understand it’s the best fuel to integrate with renewables. We need to find a way to build out a clean energy economy that reduces emis-sions and that meets these target goals. I think natural gas and renewables are both important to that.

“Clean energy has

become politicized,

so our attempts have

been to try and work

with both Republican

and Democratic

governors.”

Former Gov. Bill Ritter, who is now head of the Center for the New Energy

Economy at CSU.


Largest Recycling CompaniesRanked by number of employees

RANK CompanyEmployees 2012Employees 2011 Services

Phone/FaxE-mail

Website


Year Founded

1WASTE MANAGEMENT OF NORTHERNCOLORADO40950 Weld County Road 25Ault, CO 80610

200200

Recycling services, solid waste collection and disposal services. 970-674-2505/970-674-2515N/A

www.wm.com

Rich MorfordDistrict manager

1968

2GALLEGOS SANITATION INC.1941 Heath ParkwayFort Collins, CO 80524

156153

Recycling and waste diversion solutions for home, business, construction projectsand special events. Seasonal yard waste and electronic recycling available.


www.gallegossanitation.com

Art GallegosJerry GallegosRudy Gallegos

Owners1959

3WM PRODUCT RECOVERY SERVICES INC.451 W. 69th St.Loveland, CO 80538

112105

Refurbishes laser and inkjet cartridges, cell phones, laptops, tablets/e-readers andother electronics.


www.wm.com

Chad MillerDirector - Product recovery group

1987

4ANDERSEN'S SALES & SALVAGE1490 E. Eighth St.Greeley, CO 80631

50N/A

Recycling aluminum, lead, brass, copper, batteries, iron and catalytic converters. 970-352-7797/[email protected]

Kenneth AndersenOwner1959

5A-1 ORGANICS16350 Weld County Road 76Eaton, CO 80615

3960

Composts, wood mulches, grinding and screening services, green waste recycling,food waste recycling, general recycling services.


Chuck WilsonOwner1974

6WASTE-NOT RECYCLING1065 Poplar St.Loveland, CO 80534

3028

Construction waste recycling, electronics recycling, asset recovery and surplusinventory or recycling, plant closure liquidation services, precious metal recovery,

manufacturing recycling programs and consultation.


www.waste-not.com

Anita ComerPresident

1989

7LARIMER COUNTY SOLID WASTEDEPARTMENT5887 S. Taft Hill RoadFort Collins, CO 80526

2222

County landfill and transfer stations. Recycling of e-scrap, batteries, paint,household and hazardous household waste.


www.larimer.org/solidwaste

Stephen GilletteDirector

1963

8HAGEMAN EARTH CYCLE INC.3501 E. Prospect RoadFort Collins, CO 80525

1616

Organic recycling, mulch producer, retail and wholesale landscape supplies. 970-221-7173/[email protected]

www.hagemanearthcycle.com

Roger HagemanPresident

1974

9PROFESSIONAL DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT5001 S. College Ave., Unit BFort Collins, CO 80525

1111

Document storage, imaging, document destruction and paper and cardboardrecycling.


John BuonicontiVice president

2001

10RMB RECYCLING CENTER1475 N. College Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80524

1010

Sells new and recycled lead acid batteries, buys all non-ferrous metals, buys andsells wood pallets. Recycles E-Waste and ferrous metals.


Dean R. HoagOwner, President

1982

11RESOURCE1501 N. College Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80524

86

Building deconstruction and used building materials. 970-498-9663/N/[email protected]

www.resourceyard.org

Kendol GustafsonRegional manager

2005

11CITY OF LOVELAND - RECYCLING CENTER400 N. Wilson Ave.Loveland, CO 80537

88

Recycling drop-off center. 970-962-2529/[email protected]

www.ci.loveland.co.us

Tyler BandemerSolid waste superintendent

1995

N/A-Not Available. Researched by Mariah Gant


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ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERSABRAHAMSON ENGINEERING INC.3101 Kintzley Court, Unit DLaPorte, CO 80535970-221-2569/970-221-2671E-mail: [email protected]: www.abrahamsoneng.comProducts/Services: Mechanical and consulting engineering, HVAC and plumbing design for schools, offices, universities, churches.Person in charge: Roger Dean Abrahamson, P.E., PresidentYear Founded: 1981

AE ASSOCIATES INC.5587 W. 19th St.Greeley, CO 80634970-330-5587/970-330-3040E-mail: [email protected]: www.aeassociates.netProducts/Services: Mechanical and electrical engineering, energy modeling, energy auditing, energy rebate assistance, indoor air quality, commissioning and building automation services.Person in charge: Greg Martino, PresidentYear Founded: 1976

AE DESIGN ASSOCIATES317 E. Mulberry St.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-407-9970/970-407-9977E-mail: [email protected]/Services: Preservation engineering.Person in charge: Richard Beardmore, OwnerYear Founded: 1980

AECOM 1601 Prospect ParkwayFort Collins, CO 80525970-493-8878/970-493-0213E-mail: [email protected]: www.aecom.comProducts/Services: Environment business line of AECOM: impact assessment and permitting for capital projects; air quality; remediation consulting and engineering; risk assess-ment; environmental toxicology.Person in charge: Phil Hackney, Vice presidentYear Founded: 1939

AGPROFESSIONALS LLC4350 State Highway 66Longmont, CO 80504970-535-9318/970-535-9854E-mail: [email protected]: www.agpros.comProducts/Services: Developers of agriculture; engineering, land use planning, real estate, surveying, environmental management, public relations exclusively for agriculture.Person in charge: Thomas Haren, OwnerYear Founded: 1996

ALLER-LINGLE-MASSEY ARCHITECTS PC712 Whalers Way, Suite B-100Fort Collins, CO 80525970-223-1820/970-223-1833E-mail: [email protected]: www.aller-lingle-massey.comProducts/Services: Architecture, master planning, interior design, historic preservation, sustainable design.Person in charge: David Lingle, Principal Michael (Mick) Aller Brad MasseyYear Founded: 1986

ANDERSON ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERS LLC422 E. Oak St.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-484-0306E-mail: [email protected]/Services: Colorado HERS Energy Auditor certified, E-Star certification.Person in charge: Dick Anderson, PresidentYear Founded: 1978

ANDERSON CONSULTING ENGINEERS INC.375 E. Horsetooth Road, Bldg. 5Fort Collins, CO 80525970-226-0120/970-226-0121E-mail: [email protected]: www.acewater.comProducts/Services: Water resources, civil, environmental and river restoration.Person in charge: Bradley A. Anderson, PresidentYear Founded: 1998

AQUA ENGINEERING INC.375 E. Horsetooth Road, Building 2-202Fort Collins, CO 80525970-229-9668/970-226-3855E-mail: [email protected]: www.aquaengineering.comProducts/Services: Engineering for irrigation and pumping system design for landscapes and agriculture, water man-agement, water conservation analyses.Person in charge: Robert Beccard, PresidentYear Founded: 1975

ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCE GROUP PC1828 Wallenberg DriveFort Collins, CO 80526970-484-0126/970-484-0127E-mail: [email protected]/Services: Architectural services.Person in charge: Larry G. Trampe, ArchitectYear Founded: 1977

ARCHITECTURE PLUS PC318 E. Oak St.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-493-1220/970-224-1314E-mail: [email protected]: www.aplusarch.comProducts/Services: Architecture and sustainable design, planning, facility condition assessments, tenant improve-ments, interior design. Person in charge: Jim Cox, PrincipalYear Founded: 1970

ARCHITECTURE WEST LLC4710 S. College Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80525970-207-0424E-mail: [email protected]: www.architecturewestllc.comProducts/Services: LEED-accredited professionals providing sustainable architectural design, land planning, construction administration and tenant finish.Person in charge: Stephen J. Steinbicker, Principal architect, LEED accredited professional BD+C Year Founded: 1996

AYRES ASSOCIATES3665 JFK Parkway, Bldg. 2, Suite 200Fort Collins, CO 80525970-223-5556/970-223-5578E-mail: [email protected]: www.ayresassociates.comProducts/Services: Water resources and municipal engi-neering services.Person in charge: Jim Schall, Vice presidentYear Founded: 1967

BAOSOLP.O. Box 244Masonville, CO 80541970-217-2885E-mail: [email protected]: www.baosol.comProducts/Services: Sustainable building and consulting.Person in charge: Andrew Michler, LEED APYear Founded: 1995

BARETICH ENGINEERING INC.P.O. Box 469Fort Collins, CO 80522-0469970-493-8239/970-493-8269E-mail: [email protected]: www.baretich.comProducts/Services: Consulting services for health care facilities in the areas of safety management, facility man-agement, and medical equipment management. Incident investigation and expert witness services.Person in charge: Matthew F. Baretich, PresidentYear Founded: 1997

BASIS ARCHITECTURE PC1692 Big Thompson Ave., Suite 100Estes Park, CO 80517970-586-9140/970-586-9149E-mail: [email protected]: www.bas1s.comProducts/Services: Commercial and residential design services. Building science consulting, including Energy Star/RESNET certification.Person in charge: Steve Lane, PresidentYear Founded: 1999

BEAUDIN GANZE CONSULTING ENGINEERS INC.251 Linden St., Suite 200Fort Collins, CO 80524970-221-5691/970-221-5697E-mail: [email protected]: www.bgce.comProducts/Services: Mechanical, electrical design, lighting and technology design, commissioning (new and existing buildings), energy consulting, infrared and solar studies.Person in charge: Ray Engen, PrincipalYear Founded: 1989

BECK ARCHITECTS170 S. St. Vrain Ave.Estes Park, CO 80517970-586-3913/970-586-4211E-mail: [email protected]: www.twbeckarchitects.comProducts/Services: Architecture planning, landscape design and interiors. Specializing in passive and active solar, green homes and commercial buildings.Person in charge: Thomas Beck, AIA, NCARB,ASESYear Founded: 1998

BHA DESIGN INC.1603 Oakridge DriveFort Collins, CO 80525

970-223-7577/970-223-1827E-mail: [email protected]: www.bhadesign.comProducts/Services: Landscape architecture, planning, urban design, sign design.Person in charge: Angela Milewski Roger Sherman, PartnersYear Founded: 1993

BLAZEN ILLUMINATIONS2631 Cedar DriveLoveland, CO 80538800-980-4155/800-980-4154E-mail: [email protected]: www.blazenlights.comProducts/Services: LED lighting and lighting design services, installation and custom fabrication. Person in charge: Nate Webb, OwnerYear Founded: 1999

BORSTAD CONSULTING SERVICES LLC4730 S. College Ave., Suite 101Fort Collins, CO 80525970-227-6480/970-223-3249E-mail: [email protected]/Services: Civil engineering, pavement manage-ment planning, infrastructure planning and design, forensics, project management and project reviews.Person in charge: Ted A. Borstad, OwnerYear Founded: 2003

BRENDLE GROUP INC.212 W. Mulberry St.Fort Collins, CO 80521970-207-0058/970-207-0059E-mail: [email protected]: www.brendlegroup.comProducts/Services: Engineering consulting in energy, climate change, water conservation, sustainability manage-ment and sustainable design.Person in charge: Judy Dorsey, PresidentYear Founded: 1996

CASSEDAY CREATIVE DESIGNS LLCP.O. Box 337733Greeley, CO 80633970-515-6675/970-515-6675E-mail: [email protected]: www.casseday.netProducts/Services: Architecture and planning.Person in charge: Robb R. Casseday, AIA, LEED-AP BD+CYear Founded: 2004

COLORADO CIVIL GROUP INC.1413 W. 29th St.Loveland, CO 80538970-278-0029E-mail: [email protected]: www.ccginc.usProducts/Services: Civil engineering firm providing profes-sional services for municipal organizations, districts and private clients.Person in charge: David B. Lindsay, PresidentYear Founded: 2007

COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY900 Oval DriveFort Collins, CO 80523970-491-6444E-mail: [email protected]: www.colostate.eduProducts/Services: Veterinary medicine, biomedical sciences, applied human sciences, business, engineering, liberal arts, natural sciences, agricultural sciences, natural re-sources, occupational therapy. Research, outreach, bachelor through doctoral degree education.Person in charge: Anthony (Tony) A. Frank, PresidentYear Founded: 1870

CPP INC.1415 Blue Spruce DriveFort Collins, CO 80524970-221-3371/970-221-3124E-mail: [email protected]: www.cppwind.comProducts/Services: Wind-tunnel testing, wind-engineering and sustainable design services.Person in charge: Gary Larrew, CEOYear Founded: 1981

CROWN JADE DESIGN & ENGINEERING INC.397 Lightning Ridge WayBellvue, CO 80512970-472-2394/970-482-9409E-mail: [email protected]: www.crownjade.com; www.roundfoothomes.com; www.rm-ph.comProducts/Services: We provide all architectural and structural plans required to get a permit. We specialize in green/sustainable residential and small commercial design, including passive house, SIPs, ICF, straw bale, stacked tire, log, timber frame, or whatever you want to build with. Person in charge: Mark Benjamin, President, Principal engineerYear Founded: 2004

CTL THOMPSON INC.351 Linden St., Suite 140Fort Collins, CO 80524970-206-9455/970-206-9441E-mail: [email protected]: www.ctlt.comProducts/Services: Full-service geo-technical, structural, environmental and materials engineering firm.Person in charge: R.B. “Chip” Leadbetter, Fort Collins divi-sion managerYear Founded: 1971

CZERO320 E. Vine Drive, Suite 215Fort Collins, CO 80524719-331-9662/970-221-1699E-mail: [email protected]: www.czero-solutions.comProducts/Services: Engineer service firm specializing in early stage R&D projects. Engineers work closely with clients to help them develop innovative technologies and bring their ideas to life. Particular expertise in automotive powertrain systems, high bandwidth hydraulics, renewable fuels and clean tech products.Person in charge: Guy Babbitt, President, CEOYear Founded: 2007

DRESSER-RAND ENGINUITY 4700 McMurry Ave., Suite 101Fort Collins, CO 80525970-224-0170/970-224-0171E-mail: [email protected]: www.dresser-rand.comProducts/Services: Engineering and consulting services to the natural gas industry.Person in charge: Jay Holden, General managerYear Founded: 1996

EARTH ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS INC.4396 Greenfield DriveWindsor, CO 80550970-545-3908/970-663-0282E-mail: [email protected]: www.earth-engineering.comProducts/Services: Geotechnical and construction materi-als; engineering and testing.Person in charge: Lester L. Litton, PresidentYear Founded: 1993

ENSIGN POWER SYSTEMS INC.2175 Citrine CourtLoveland, CO 80537970-203-9255/970-203-9322E-mail: [email protected]: www.ensignpower.comProducts/Services: Custom power-supply design and manufacturing.Person in charge: Dan Danowski, PresidentYear Founded: 1995

ENTWOOD ENTERPRISES INC.4962 N. Monroe Ave.Loveland, CO 80538970-669-3659/970-669-3659E-mail: [email protected]: www.entwoodonline.comProducts/Services: Civil CAD design, land engineering ser-vices, project engineering services, engineering management service and applied engineering services.Person in charge: Scott Norsen, PresidentYear Founded: 2003

ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN ARCHITECTS1510 Hillside DriveFort Collins, CO 80525970-222-7534/970-484-2501E-mail: [email protected]: www.danamcbridehomes.comProducts/Services: High performance residential design/build.Person in charge: Dana Joseph McBride, PresidentYear Founded: 1992

EXPONENTIAL ENGINEERING CO.328 Airpark DriveFort Collins, CO 80524970-207-9648/970-207-9657E-mail: [email protected]: www.exponentialengineering.comProducts/Services: Professional electric power engineering, including hydroelectric, wind, and solar design and intercon-nection for medium to large scale systems.Person in charge: Thomas A. Ghidossi, PresidentYear Founded: 1993

FREEMAN ARCHITECTS PC2024 Blue Mesa CourtLoveland, CO 80538970-667-3939/970-667-3940E-mail: [email protected]: www.freeman-architects.comProducts/Services: Architectural services.Person in charge: John Freeman, OwnerYear Founded: 2003


GLASER ARCHITECTS215 Jefferson St.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-567-0844E-mail: [email protected]: www.pulliambuilding.orgProducts/Services: Commercial, residential, historic renova-tion and remodels, industrial.Person in charge: Carl J. Glaser, ArchitectYear Founded: 1973

GREG D. FISHER, ARCHITECT, PLLC3115 Clyde St.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-484-8433E-mail: [email protected]: gregdfisherarchitect.comProducts/Services: Commercial buildings and custom homes with a focus on sustainability.Person in charge: Greg D. Fisher, PrincipalYear Founded: 1993

HARCO CO.10048 Roan Mountain RoadLoveland, CO 80538303-447-9611E-mail: [email protected]: www.harco.comProducts/Services: Printed circuit design, product and engineering design.Person in charge: Thomas HarrYear Founded: 1981

HAUSER ARCHITECTS PC3780 E. 15th St., Suite 201Loveland, CO 80538970-669-8220E-mail: [email protected]: www.hauserarchitectspc.comProducts/Services: Architecture and planning, commercial/residential.Person in charge: Alan L. Hauser, PresidentYear Founded: 2003

HIGH PLAINS ENGINEERING & DESIGN LLC721 Fourth St., Suite DFort Lupton, CO 80621303-857-9280/303-857-9238E-mail: [email protected]: www.hpedesign.comProducts/Services: Engineering - geotechnical and structural; commercial, residential, agricultural; project management.Person in charge: Todd Schroeder, OwnerYear Founded: 2006

HILLHOUSE ARCHITECTS INC.8897 Gander Valley LaneWindsor, CO 80550970-686-0505E-mail: [email protected]: www.haiarchs.comProducts/Services: Commercial/resort/residential architec-ture and planning.Person in charge: Jim HillhouseYear Founded: 1977

INTERSTATES CONSTRUCTION SERVICES INC.2636 Midpoint DriveFort Collins, CO 80525970-221-1776/970-221-3652E-mail: [email protected]: www.interstates.comProducts/Services: Single-source electrical construction, electrical engineering, instrumentation, automation control systems, and UL Listed panel fabrication services for indus-trial and commercial facilities.Person in charge: Doug Coltharp, Regional managerYear Founded: 1953

INTERWEST CONSULTING GROUP1218 W. Ash St., Unit CWindsor, CO 80550970-674-3300/970-674-3303E-mail: [email protected]: www.interwestgrp.comProducts/Services: Site civil engineering, transportation and entitlement services.Person in charge: Terry Rodrigue, PresidentYear Founded: 2002

J-U-B ENGINEERS INC.3538 JFK Parkway, Suite 1Fort Collins, CO 80525970-377-3602/970-377-3935E-mail: [email protected]: www.jub.comProducts/Services: Provides civil consulting engineering services to both private and public clients, including trans-portation, municipal, structural, site civil, land development, planning, public involvement/facilitation and surveying.Person in charge: Jeff Temple, Area managerYear Founded: 1955

JIM SELL DESIGN INC.1737 Norwood LaneFort Collins, CO 80525970-484-1921

E-mail: [email protected]: www.jimselldesign.comProducts/Services: Landscape architecture, project plan-ning, graphic design.Person in charge: Jim Sell, PresidentYear Founded: 1975

JOHN DENGLER & ASSOCIATES5336 Highcastle CourtFort Collins, CO 80525970-223-1512/970-226-4079E-mail: [email protected]: www.johndengler.comProducts/Services: Custom homes, multi-family, small commercial, design charettes.Person in charge: John J. Dengler, OwnerYear Founded: 1982

K L & A INC.421 E. Fourth St.Loveland, CO 80537970-667-2426/970-667-2493E-mail: [email protected]: www.klaa.comProducts/Services: Structural engineering, structural steel de-sign/build, steel construction management and steel detailing.Person in charge: M. Douglas Rutledge, COOYear Founded: 1994

KETTERLING, BUTHERUS & NORTON ENGINEERS LLC820 Eighth St.Greeley, CO 80631970-395-9880/970-395-9881E-mail: [email protected]: www.kbnengineers.comProducts/Services: Civil engineering planning, design and construction administration; land development, municipal design/consulting.Person in charge: Mike Ketterling, PrincipalYear Founded: 1995

LAMP, RYNEARSON & ASSOCIATES4715 Innovation Drive, Suite 100Fort Collins, CO 80525970-226-0342/970-226-0879E-mail: [email protected]: www.lra-inc.comProducts/Services: Civil engineering, land development, land planning, surveying, traffic and transportation design, aviation, GIS, construction administration, stormwater management, oil and gas services. Person in charge: Frank A. Kohl, Office principalYear Founded: 1959

LANDMARK ENGINEERING LTD.3521 W. Eisenhower Blvd.Loveland, CO 80537970-667-6286/970-667-6298E-mail: [email protected]: www.landmarkltd.comProducts/Services: Land development planning and entitlements, landscape architecture, site design, civil and structural engineering, survey, geotechnical engineering and materials testing.Person in charge: Jeff Olhausen, PresidentYear Founded: 1969

LIDSTONE & ASSOCIATES INC.4025 Automation Way, Bldg. EFort Collins, CO 80525970-223-4705/970-223-4706E-mail: [email protected]: www.lidstone.comProducts/Services: Engineering, geology and water resources consulting.Person in charge: Chris Lidstone, PresidentYear Founded: 1986

MWH GLOBAL INC.380 Interlocken Crescent, Suite 200Broomfield, CO 80201303-533-1900/303-533-1901E-mail: [email protected]: www.mwhglobal.comProducts/Services: MWH Global is a strategic consulting, technical engineering and construction services firm leading the wet infrastructure sector. Offering a full range of services and solutions beginning in the initial planning phases through construction and asset management, MWH partners with clients in multiple industries to implement projects and programs that focus on water, energy, natural resources and infrastructure. Employs 7,500 in 35 countries spanning six continents. Committed to sustainable development. MWH is a private, employee-owned firm. Person in charge: Alan Krause, President and CEOYear Founded: 1820

NATIONAL INSPECTION SERVICES1136 E. Stuart St., Suite 4204Fort Collins, CO 80525970-482-1976/970-482-3388E-mail: [email protected]: www.nationalinspection.netProducts/Services: Building and environmental inspection for pre-purchase, lenders, insurers, third-party companies, litigation support and environmental remediation manage-ment and due diligence. Phase 1 and phase 2 environmental

site assessments, asbestos surveys, tank removals, lead, meth, mold, indoor air quality studies. Provides these services nationally and internationally. Person in charge: William J. Warren, CEOYear Founded: 1975

NORTHERN ENGINEERING SERVICES200 S. College Ave., No. 10Fort Collins, CO 80524970-221-4158/970-221-4159E-mail: [email protected]: www.northernengineering.comProducts/Services: Civil engineering and land surveying.Person in charge: Bud Curtiss, Vice president Randall ProvencioYear Founded: 1987

OGLESBY DESIGN LLC123 N. College Ave., No. 390Fort Collins, CO 80524970-416-8829/970-416-8876E-mail: [email protected]: www.oglesby-design.comProducts/Services: Commercial interior design with an emphasis on hospitality and corporate office design.Person in charge: Dawn Oglesby, OwnerYear Founded: 2004

PETERSON DESIGN4921 Sandstone DriveFort Collins, CO 80526970-223-2400E-mail: [email protected]: www.petersondesign.bizProducts/Services: Innovate, energy-efficient architecture, including passive solar residential design, project planning, development and consulting.Person in charge: Jan Peterson, OwnerYear Founded: 1987

PIONEER WIRELINE SERVICES LLC820 N. Ninth Ave.Brighton, CO 80603303-659-6581/303-659-1789E-mail: [email protected]: www.pioneerdrilling.comProducts/Services: Petroleum engineering, geophysical logging services and equipment manufacturing.Person in charge: John Patterson, Division managerYear Founded: 1985

POSITIVE ENVIRONMENTS, JOE VANSANTP.O. Box 98Fort Collins, CO 80522970-221-1575/970-221-1575Products/Services: Design/build.Person in charge: Joe Vansant, PrincipalYear Founded: 1972

RB+B ARCHITECTS INC.315 E. Mountain Ave., Suite 100Fort Collins, CO 80524970-484-0117/970-484-0264E-mail: [email protected]: www.rbbarchitects.comProducts/Services: Architecture, interiors, urban design and sustainable design.Person in charge: Ken Field, PresidentYear Founded: 1953

RIPLEY DESIGN INC.401 W. Mountain Ave., Suite 100Fort Collins, CO 80521970-224-1191/970-224-1662E-mail: [email protected]: www.ripleydesigninc.comProducts/Services: Landscape architecture, entitlement services, land planning.Person in charge: Robin Pelkey, CFOYear Founded: 1996

ROCKY MOUNTAIN PASSIVE HOUSE2017 South Highway 287Berthoud, CO 80513970-217-2885E-mail: [email protected]: www.rm-ph.comProducts/Services: Passive House design and engineering for residential and commercial. LEED and green building consulting.Person in charge: Andrew Michler, Founding partnerYear Founded: 2011

SAMPLE ENGINEERING INC.3101 Kintzley Court, Unit ALaPorte, CO 80535970-206-4392/970-204-9029E-mail: [email protected]: sampleengineering.comProducts/Services: Electrical engineering consulting and design services for commercial and institutional facilities.Person in charge: Christopher Sample, PresidentYear Founded: 1998

SCHMID ENGINEERING1204 N. Lincoln Ave.Loveland, CO 80537970-663-1990/970-663-1991

E-mail: [email protected]: www.schmidengineering.comProducts/Services: Structural engineering, architectural engineering and civil engineering.Person in charge: Greg Schmid, PE, OwnerYear Founded: 1981

SHEAR ENGINEERING CORP.4836 S. College Ave., Suite 12Fort Collins, CO 80525970-226-5334/970-282-0311E-mail: [email protected]: www.shearengineering.comProducts/Services: Civil and structural engineering.Person in charge: Brian W. Shear, PresidentYear Founded: 1985

SMITH GEOTECHNICAL1225 Red Cedar Circle, Suite HFort Collins, CO 80524970-490-2620/970-490-2851E-mail: [email protected]: www.smithgeotech.comProducts/Services: Civil, geotechnical and structural engi-neering on dams, irrigation water supply projects, electrical substations, water and wastewater treatment plants.Person in charge: Duane H. Smith, PresidentYear Founded: 1987

STANTEC CONSULTING SERVICES INC.2950 E. Harmony Road, Suite 290Fort Collins, CO 80528970-482-5922/970-482-6368E-mail: [email protected]: www.stantec.comProducts/Services: Full-service professional consulting firm providing engineering design, planning, surveying, environmental management/infrastructure and construction administration services.Person in charge: Tracy Anderson, PrincipalYear Founded: 1954

STEWART & ASSOCIATES INC.103 S. Meldrum St.Fort Collins, CO 80521970-482-9331/970-482-9382E-mail: [email protected]/Services: Professional land surveyors.Person in charge: Jay Robinson, PresidentYear Founded: 1958

STEWART ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS LLC3801 Automation Way, Suite 200Fort Collins, CO 80525970-226-5500/970-226-4946E-mail: [email protected]: www.stewartenv.comProducts/Services: Process engineering, product commer-cialization, environmental services and laboratory services. Person in charge: David R. Stewart, PresidentYear Founded: 1985

STRAIGHT LINE DESIGN INC.5724 Sacajawea WayLoveland, CO 80537970-461-3700/970-461-3700E-mail: [email protected]/Services: Residential design and structural engineering.Person in charge: Scott Skeen, PresidentYear Founded: 2001

STRATOTECH CORP.8038 Allott Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80525970-635-0205E-mail: [email protected]: www.stratotech.comProducts/Services: Operations management support, research and development designs for controlled environ-mental technologies.Person in charge: Warren G. Siemers, President, CEOYear Founded: 1996

TAIT & ASSOCIATES INC.6163 E. County Road 16Loveland, CO 80537970-613-1447/970-613-1897E-mail: [email protected]: www.tait.comProducts/Services: Land surveying, civil and environmental engineering. Fuel system design, installation, maintenance and testing.Person in charge: Tracy J. Letzring, Vice presidentYear Founded: 1964

TERRACON CONSULTANTS INC.301 N. Howes St.Fort Collins, CO 80521970-484-0359/970-484-0454E-mail: [email protected]: www.terracon.comProducts/Services: Geo-technical engineering, environmen-tal engineering, construction materials testing and natural resources management.Person in charge: John Graves, Senior associateYear Founded: 1965


THE ARCHITECTS’ STUDIO151 W. Mountain Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-482-8125/970-482-8450E-mail: [email protected]: www.the-architects-studio.comProducts/Services: Architecture and planning.Person in charge: Carr BiekerYear Founded: 1988

THE CE GROUP400 Remington St., Suite AFort Collins, CO 80524970-266-9888/970-266-8876E-mail: [email protected]: www.thecegroup.comProducts/Services: Mechanical consulting engineering firm.Person in charge: Paul Seward, PE, Partner, LEED AP Mark D’Rosario, LEED AP, Principal/Managing partnerYear Founded: 1998

THE FREDERICKSON GROUP1619 Kelmsley CourtWindsor, CO 80550970-674-3323E-mail: [email protected]: www.tfgcolorado.comProducts/Services: Planning and landscape architecture firm specializing in high quality, multi-disciplinary consulting services. Person in charge: Deanne Frederickson, OwnerYear Founded: 2000

THE FWA GROUP3665 JFK Parkway, Bldg. 2, Suite 103Fort Collins, CO 80525970-232-3125/704-332-7004E-mail: [email protected]: www.fwagroup.comProducts/Services: Architects, planning, programming and design.Person in charge: Jeff Benham, AIA LEED AP Architect/Project managerYear Founded: 1953

THE NEENAN COMPANY2620 E. Prospect Road, Suite 100Fort Collins, CO 80525970-493-8747/970-493-5869E-mail: [email protected]: www.neenan.comProducts/Services: Integrated design-build firm special-izing in education, healthcare, government and commercial buildings.Person in charge: Randy Myers, CEOYear Founded: 1966

VAUGHT FRYE LARSON ARCHITECTS401 W. Mountain Ave., Suite 100Fort Collins, CO 80521970-224-1191/970-224-1662E-mail: [email protected]: www.theartofconstruction.comProducts/Services: Sustainable commercial and residential architecture, historical preservation, interior design and master planning. Person in charge: Justin Larson, AIA, CEOYear Founded: 1986

VEI GLOBAL INC.7791 Highlands Meadows ParkwayWindsor, CO 80528970-224-7377/970-224-7378E-mail: [email protected]: www.veiglobal.comProducts/Services: Industrial project development, detailed engineering, procurement, construction management, train-ing, start-up services.Person in charge: Jeff Lund, PresidentYear Founded: 1998

VIGNETTE STUDIOSP.O. Box 1889Fort Collins, CO 80522970-472-9125/866-902-4163E-mail: [email protected]: www.vignettestudios.comProducts/Services: Land planning, landscape architecture, entitlement processing, graphics, project management.Person in charge: Terence Hoaglund, PrincipalYear Founded: 1998

WERNSMAN ENGINEERING INC.1011 42nd St.Evans, CO 80620970-353-4463/970-353-9257E-mail: [email protected]/Services: Engineering services.Person in charge: Steve Wernsman, PresidentYear Founded: 1986

AUTO DEALERS WITH HYBRID MODELSDAVIDSON-GEBHARDT CHEVROLET SUBARU OF LOVELAND3880 Test CircleLoveland, CO 80538

970-667-3950/970-667-1897E-mail: [email protected]: www.lovelandchevy.comProducts/Services: Hybrid dealer.Person in charge: Joe Gebhardt, PresidentYear Founded: 1960

DELLENBACH MOTORS3111 S. College Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80525970-226-2438/970-226-0233E-mail: [email protected]: www.dellenbach.comProducts/Services: Automotive sales, service, body shop, parts, leasing.Person in charge: Michael Dellenbach, Dealer principalYear Founded: 1965

EHRLICH DEALERSHIPS4627 W. 20th St. Road, Suite AGreeley, CO 80634970-573-5000/970-573-5001E-mail: [email protected]: www.ehrlichmotors.comProducts/Services: Auto dealerships.Person in charge: Scott Ehrlich, PresidentYear Founded: 1946

HERITAGE FORD-LINCOLN-MERCURY999 E. Eisenhower Blvd.Loveland, CO 80537970-667-2220/970-663-3889E-mail: [email protected]: www.loveford.comProducts/Services: Hybrid auto dealer.Person in charge: Dan Zwisler, Owner

PEDERSEN TOYOTA-SCION-VOLVO4455 S. College Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80525970-223-3100/970-223-3651E-mail: [email protected]: www.pedersentoyota.comProducts/Services: Hybrid automotive sales, service, parts and collision repair.Person in charge: Gerry Pedersen, Owner Mark Pedersen, PresidentYear Founded: 1972

SPRADLEY/BARR FORD4809 S. College Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80525970-226-3673/970-206-8516E-mail: [email protected]: www.spradleybarrford.comProducts/Services: Seller of hybrids.Person in charge: Bill Barr Kriss Spradley, Co-ownersYear Founded: 2002

STEVINSON LEXUS OF FREDERICK8337 Raspberry WayFrederick, CO 80504866-772-5999/303-772-5999/303-684-3561E-mail: [email protected]: www.stevinsonlexusoffrederick.comProducts/Services: Retail auto dealership, seller of hybrids.Person in charge: Brian Landauer, General managerYear Founded: 2006

TYNAN’S FORT COLLINS KIA5811 S. College Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80525970-282-1400/970-282-1497E-mail: [email protected]: www.tynans.comProducts/Services: Nissan, KIA; sales, service and parts.Person in charge: Ed Tynan Sean Tynan, Co-ownersYear Founded: 1963

BUSINESS SERVICESABSOLUTE SHREDDING37095 County Road 27Eaton, CO 80615970-818-1456E-mail: [email protected]: www.absoluteshreddingllc.comProducts/Services: Secure mobile on-site shredding of documents that are then recycled through Larimer County Recycling Center.Person in charge: Marty Corsberg, OwnerYear Founded: 2010

ALPHAGRAPHICS115 E. Harmony Road, Suite 220BFort Collins, CO 80525970-223-6316/970-223-8644E-mail: [email protected]: www.agnoco.comProducts/Services: Print, e-mail, online, mobile, ePublica-tions and more. AlphaGraphics is now using wind power as its main energy source, offering customers a more eco-friendly approach to printing, copying and visual com-munication needs. Person in charge: Shannon Hein, Marketing and social

media managerYear Founded: 2006

BE LOCAL NORTHERN COLORADO215 W. Magnolia, No. 204Fort Collins, CO 80521970-219-3382/970-497-2192E-mail: [email protected]: www.BeLocalFirst.orgProducts/Services: Promotion of local independent businesses and farms, consumer education, community ad-vocacy. Business network, online coupon book, uniquely local pocket maps, Eat Local Farm/Food Guide, winter farmers’ market, find it local search engine: BeLocalFirst.org Person in charge: Hill Grimmett, Executive directorYear Founded: 2006

BONES DU JOUR221 W. ProspectFort Collins, CO 80524970-290-8874E-mail: [email protected]: www.dogtreatssogood.comProducts/Services: Oven fresh, gourmet dog treats using high quality farm-fresh and organic ingredients.Person in charge: Sue Carroll, Owner, Chef and Biscuitolo-gistYear Founded: 2003

ENVIRONMENTAL LEADER323 W. Drake Road, Suite 224Fort Collins, CO 80526970-377-9505E-mail: [email protected]: www.environmentalleader.comProducts/Services: Provides corporate decision makers with a daily newsletter, data, articles, webinars, white papers and other resources.Person in charge: Paul Nastu, Founder/CEO Year Founded: 2006

GUINN REAL ESTATE MARKETING LLC1709 Sauk RoadLoveland, CO 80537970-566-4626E-mail: [email protected] in charge: Deborah Guinn, Broker/OwnerYear Founded: 1993

MERRY MAKERS & DECORATORS LLC927 49th Ave PlaceGreeley, CO 80634970-350-0230/970-350-2609E-mail: [email protected]: www.makeitmerry.comProducts/Services: Bio-degradable products (latex balloons) Air filled designs instead of helium.Person in charge: Allison Dunning, Owner/DesignerYear Founded: 2001

MWH GLOBAL INC.380 Interlocken Crescent, Suite 200Broomfield, CO 80201303-533-1900/303-533-1901E-mail: [email protected]: www.mwhglobal.comProducts/Services: MWH Global is a strategic consulting, technical engineering and construction services firm leading the wet infrastructure sector. Offering a full range of services and solutions beginning in the initial planning phases through construction and asset management, MWH partners with clients in multiple industries to implement projects and programs that focus on water, energy, natural resources and infrastructure. Employs 7,500 in 35 countries spanning six continents. Committed to sustainable development. MWH is a private, employee-owned firm. Person in charge: Alan Krause, President and CEOYear Founded: 1820

POUDRE VALLEY COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION INC.225 N.W. Frontage RoadFort Collins, CO 80524970-221-5300/970-493-5827E-mail: [email protected]: www.pvcoop.comProducts/Services: Ace Hardware, full-service car care center, farm and ranch supplies including feed, seed, fertilizer and ag chemicals. Livestock gates and panels, water tanks and fencing needs. Biodiesel and E-85 retailer.Person in charge: Les SchnabelYear Founded: 1947

PROFESSIONAL DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT5001 S. College Ave., Unit BFort Collins, CO 80525970-493-2455/970-493-2465E-mail: [email protected]: www.pdmsecure.comProducts/Services: Document storage, imaging, document destruction, and paper and cardboard recycling.Person in charge: John Buoniconti, Vice presidentYear Founded: 2001

PURE ENERGY LLC4031 Avenida Del Sol DriveLoveland, CO 80538

970-391-8314 /970-797-1356E-mail: [email protected]: www.pure-energyllc.comProducts/Services: Efficient lighting solutions for business, lighting consulting, commercial design, energy management.Person in charge: Kacey Parker, OwnerYear Founded: 2009

RAMPLIFY155 N. College Ave., Suite 101Fort Collins, CO 8054970-227-5449E-mail: [email protected]: www.ramplify.bizProducts/Services: Promotions and printing.Person in charge: Richard Perry, OwnerYear Founded: 2010

RESOURCEFUL PAPER INC.2419 First Ave.Greeley, CO 80631970-353-1710/970-353-4079E-mail: [email protected]: www.papershavings.comProducts/Services: Paper shavings, animal bedding, pack-ing paper.Person in charge: Galen Hill, PresidentYear Founded: 1982

RISK REMOVAL LLC1925 Timberline Road, Office 1Fort Collins, CO 80525970-221-9121/970-493-7446E-mail: [email protected]: www.riskremoval.comProducts/Services: Environmental abatement services, including removal and disposal of asbestos, lead, mold, biological and chemical hazards, and environmental cleanup.Person in charge: Steven Morrow, OwnerYear Founded: 1989

ROB’S BIKE COURIER SERVICEP.O. Box 1582Fort Collins, CO 80522970-231-6794E-mail: [email protected]: www.robsbike.comProducts/Services: Full-service deliveries by bicycle, delivering business parcels to hauling recycling.Person in charge: Robert Martin, FounderYear Founded: 2005

ROCKY MOUNTAIN INNOSPHERE320 E. Vine Drive, Suite 101Fort Collins, CO 80524970-221-1301E-mail: [email protected]: www.rmi2.orgProducts/Services: Provide high-potential innovation-based start-ups with facilities, access to a network of seasoned mentors and advisers, hands on support services, business connections, networking opportunities and education.Person in charge: Mike Freeman, CEO

STRATOTECH CORP.8038 Allott Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80525970-635-0205E-mail: [email protected]: www.stratotech.comProducts/Services: Operations management support, research and development designs for controlled environ-mental technologies.Person in charge: Warren G. Siemers, President, CEOYear Founded: 1996

CLEANING SERVICES AND SUPPLIESA.R.C. INC.1821 E. Mulberry St.Fort Collins, CO 80525970-226-3629/970-416-8501E-mail: [email protected]: www.arcjanitorial.comProducts/Services: Green commercial contract cleaners.Person in charge: Jeremy Lowdermilk, OwnerYear Founded: 1998

ALL NATURAL CARPET CARE & RESTORATION3500 Adams CircleWellington, CO 80549970-282-9090/970-282-9260Website: www.allnaturalcarpetcare.comProducts/Services: Green, hypoallergenic cleaning of car-pets, hardwood and upholstery with plant-based products.Person in charge: Cheldon Todd, OwnerYear Founded: 2006

ALL STAR CLEANING SERVICES1419 Riverside Ave., Unit CFort Collins, CO 80524970-215-2224/970-223-0531E-mail: [email protected]: www.cleaningallstars.comProducts/Services: Green cleaning for homes and offices in the Northern Colorado area.Person in charge: Laura Smith, OwnerYear Founded: 2006


CLEAN BEES217 Racquette Drive, Unit 4Fort Collins, CO 80524970-566-2415/970-566-2415E-mail: [email protected]: www.cleanbees.comProducts/Services: Customized cleanings with attention to detail. Tailored to fit any budget without compromising quality. Devoted to positive change. Services offered include residential, commercial, move in/out, preparing a home for sale, organizing and mother’s helper cleanings.Person in charge: Katie Straubel, OwnerYear Founded: 2001

GREEN SWEEP CLEANINGP.O. Box 273043Fort Collins, CO 80527-3043970-481-1314E-mail: [email protected]: www.greensweepcleaning.comProducts/Services: Green house cleaning and janitorial services.Person in charge: Grant and Janell Adams, OwnersYear Founded: 2008

PORTER INDUSTRIES 5202 Granite St.Loveland, CO 80538970-667-5239/970-635-2566E-mail: [email protected]: www.porterclean.com, www.maid-clean.comProducts/Services: Cleaning and restoration services.Person in charge: Ken Sargent, President/CEOYear Founded: 1967

SCRUBS MEDICAL JANITORIALP.O. Box 272982Fort Collins, CO 80527970-266-1065/970-266-8442E-mail: [email protected]: www.scrubsjanitorial.comProducts/Services: Specialized janitorial service for the medical community.Person in charge: Marquita Romero Ben Romero, OwnersYear Founded: 1998

SUMABLES1821 E. Mulberry St.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-416-6361/970-416-8501E-mail: [email protected]/Services: Commercial facility supplies and green products, paper products, chemicals, breakroom supplies and equipment.Person in charge: Jeremy Lowdermilk, OwnerYear Founded: 2006

CLOTHINGALTIPLANO CLOTHING8857 Llama Ranch RoadMasonville, CO 80541970-667-7411E-mail: [email protected]: www.altiplanoinsulation.comProducts/Services: Produces clothing of all natural, 100 percent llama fiber.Person in charge: Stan Ebel, PresidentYear Founded: 1999

JAX OUTDOOR GEAR1200 N. College Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80525970-221-0544/970-488-3265E-mail: [email protected]: www.jaxmercantile.comProducts/Services: Outdoor gear, apparel, athletics, footwear, work wear and kitchenware, hunting, fishing and military surplus. Year Founded: 1955

JAX OUTDOOR GEAR RANCH AND HOME950 E. EisenhowerLoveland, CO 80537866-628-0352/970-776-4540E-mail: [email protected]: www.jaxgoods.comProducts/Services: Equine, pet, gardening, hardware, clothing, shoes, boots, camping gear, tents, sleeping bags, military surplus, kitchen gear, stoves, small-engine repair, outdoor-power equipment, power tools, western wear, work wear, cameras, homemade fudge, fishing gear, paint, feed and clothing.

JAX RANCH & HOME1000 N. Hwy. 287Fort Collins, CO 80524970-484-2221/970-416-1098E-mail: [email protected]: www.jaxgoods.comProducts/Services: Clothing, western wear, work wear, boots, shoes, hats, gloves, garden equipment, equine, pet, pest control, outdoor power equipment, animal vaccinations, ice cream, coffee, poultry, power tools, small-engine repair.Year Founded: 2002

OUTPOST SUNSPORT931 E. Harmony Road No. 1Fort Collins, CO 80525970-225-1455/970-225-0089E-mail: [email protected]: www.outpostsunsport.comProducts/Services: Ski, snowboard and patio retail sales, service and rental.Person in charge: Randy Morgan, OwnerYear Founded: 1972

PLATO’S CLOSET4372 S. College Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80525970-207-9890E-mail: [email protected]: www.platoscloset.comProducts/Services: Gently used, brand-name clothing.Person in charge: Renee Jelinek, OwnerYear Founded: 2001

WEAR IT AGAIN SAM140 S. College Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-484-0170E-mail: [email protected]: www.oldtowncostumes.comProducts/Services: Clothing on consignment, vintage cloth-ing and accessories, and costume rentals.Person in charge: Mary Rosselle, OwnerYear Founded: 1992

CONSTRUCTION SERVICES AND MATERIALSABD - ASSOCIATES IN BUILDING & DESIGN LTD.4803 Innovative Drive, Suite 1Fort Collins, CO 80525970-225-2323/970-225-2395E-mail: [email protected]: www.abd-ltd.comProducts/Services: Interior design, custom homes, remod-els and painting. Person in charge: Bob D. Peterson, PresidentYear Founded: 1990

AIR COMFORT INC.150 Rome CourtFort Collins, CO 80524-1434970-490-1458/970-490-1462E-mail: [email protected]: www.aircomfortcolorado.comProducts/Services: Commercial, residential and geothermal HVAC. Full-service company with an extended range of products, from state of the art 100 ton Geothermal Roof Top Units to everyday standard residential Air Conditioning units and everything in between.Person in charge: Matt Rausch, CEOYear Founded: 1995

ARMSTEAD CONSTRUCTION INC.P.O. Box 330LaPorte, CO 80535970-472-1113/970-472-8313E-mail: [email protected]: www.armsteadconstruction.comProducts/Services: Residential and remodeling contractor.Person in charge: Jeffrey J. Schneider, PresidentYear Founded: 1991

BRINKMAN PARTNERS LLC3003 E. Harmony Road, Suite 300Fort Collins, CO 80528970-267-0954/970-206-1011E-mail: [email protected]: www.brinkmanpartners.comProducts/Services: Integrated real estate services, con-struction, development, etc.Person in charge: Paul and Kevin Brinkman, Founding partnersYear Founded: 2005

BRYAN CONSTRUCTION INC.161 E. Saturn Drive, Unit 2Fort Collins, CO 80525970-377-0937/970-377-9472E-mail: [email protected]: www.bryanconstruction.comProducts/Services: Full-service commercial general contractor providing pre-construction, construction and construction management.Person in charge: Todd Blanks, General managerYear Founded: 1978

CJR HOMES124 Fishback Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80521970-490-2962E-mail: [email protected]: www.cjr-homes.comProducts/Services: Sustainable construction and remodel-ing. Our designs harness solar techniques and emphasize the use of natural materials to eliminate toxins and improve indoor air quality. Our construction uses natural materials and recycles existing materials.Person in charge: Cynthia Reffler Bruce Brown, PartnersYear Founded: 2002

CLASSIC CUSTOM BUILDERS INC.1417 N. County Road 3Fort Collins, CO 80524970-377-2380/970-232-9173E-mail: [email protected]: www.ccbuilders.comProducts/Services: Custom home building, semi-custom home design and building, remodel additions, basement finish.Person in charge: Raymond W. Spencer, PresidentYear Founded: 1991

DELTA CONSTRUCTION INC.208 Racquette DriveFort Collins, CO 80524970-498-8766/970-498-8770E-mail: [email protected]: www.deltaconstruction.comProducts/Services: General contractor for commercial, industrial, medical and office buildings. Experience with constructing tenant finishes, renovation/remodels and new construction.Person in charge: Greg Orr, CEOYear Founded: 1975

DOHN CONSTRUCTION INC.2642 Midpoint DriveFort Collins, CO 80525970-490-1855/970-490-6093E-mail: [email protected]: www.dohnconstruction.comProducts/Services: General contracting, construction management.Person in charge: Douglas Dohn, PresidentYear Founded: 1992

DRAHOTA4700 Innovation Drive, Bldg. CFort Collins, CO 80525970-204-0100/970-204-0200E-mail: [email protected]: www.drahota.comProducts/Services: Full-service construction manager/gen-eral contractor staffed with LEED-Accredited Professionals.Person in charge: Terry L. Drahota, PresidentYear Founded: 1973

ECI SITE CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT INC.2526 14th St., S.E.Loveland, CO 80537970-669-6291/970-669-6411E-mail: [email protected]: www.ecisite.netProducts/Services: General contractor of mulit-facited infrastructure projects.Person in charge: Brian Peterson, PresidentYear Founded: 1983

EFFICIENCY MATTERS LLC1800 Lincoln Ave., Suite AFort Collins, CO 80524970-556-1249 E-mail: [email protected]: www.efficiencymatters.netProducts/Services: Efficiency Matters LLC provides the lat-est in home performance services and green building tech-nologies. This includes insulation, air sealing, green building consulting, retrofitting and home remodeling services. Person in charge: Greg Fox, OwnerYear Founded: 2010


FRAMEWORKS TIMBER208 Racquette Drive, Unit BFort Collins, CO 80524970-568-4900/970-568-4901E-mail: [email protected]: www.frameworkstimber.comProducts/Services: Full-architectural design and engineer-ing, timber frame fabrication and erection, design/construc-tion team assembly and coordination, general contracting.Person in charge: Adrian Jones, PresidentYear Founded: 1996

GLASER ARCHITECTS215 Jefferson St.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-567-0844E-mail: [email protected]: www.pulliambuilding.orgProducts/Services: Commercial, residential, historic renova-tion and remodels, industrial.Person in charge: Carl J. Glaser, ArchitectYear Founded: 1973

HALL - IRWIN CORP.301 Centennial DriveMilliken, CO 80543

970-587-7200/970-352-6284Website: www.hall-irwin.comProducts/Services: General contracting.Person in charge: Brett Hall, OwnerYear Founded: 1963

HEINSIGHT SOLUTIONS217 Pine St.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-988-3622E-mail: [email protected]: www.heinsightsolutions.comProducts/Services: E-star skylights, sun tunnels and solar hot water systems from Velux. Full-sales service and installa-tion. Roofing repair specialist.Person in charge: Darren Hein, OwnerYear Founded: 2003

HENSEL PHELPS CONSTRUCTION CO.420 Sixth Ave.Greeley, CO 80632970-352-6565/970-352-9311E-mail: [email protected]: www.henselphelps.comProducts/Services: Real estate development, design man-agement, general contracting and construction management, facilities services.Person in charge: Jeffrey K. Wenaas, President, CEOYear Founded: 1937

HIGHCRAFT BUILDERS INC.429 S. Howes St.Fort Collins, CO 80521970-472-8100/970-266-8262E-mail: [email protected]: www.highcraft.netProducts/Services: Design-build company specializing in remodels, additions, basement finishes, fixed-price contracts, guaranteed construction.Person in charge: Dwight Sailer Bryan Soth, OwnersYear Founded: 1999

ICS SIPS1901 E. Prospect RoadFort Collins, CO 80525-1305970-282-7477/303-484-4892E-mail: [email protected]: www.ics-rm.comProducts/Services: Manufacturer of eco-friendly structural insulated panels (SIPs).Person in charge: Brian Propp, President and CEOYear Founded: 2004

INTERSTATES CONSTRUCTION SERVICES INC.2636 Midpoint DriveFort Collins, CO 80525970-221-1776/970-221-3652E-mail: [email protected]: www.interstates.comProducts/Services: Single-source electrical construction, electrical engineering, instrumentation, automation control systems, and UL Listed panel fabrication services for indus-trial and commercial facilities.Person in charge: Doug Coltharp, Regional managerYear Founded: 1953

MERIT ELECTRIC INC.2643 Midpoint Drive, Suite FFort Collins, CO 80525970-266-8100/970-266-1640E-mail: [email protected]: www.meritelec.comProducts/Services: Electrical construction and service.Person in charge: Royce Glader, CEOYear Founded: 1984

NATIONAL INSPECTION SERVICES1136 E. Stuart St., Suite 4204Fort Collins, CO 80525970-482-1976/970-482-3388E-mail: [email protected]: www.nationalinspection.netProducts/Services: Building and environmental inspection for pre-purchase, lenders, insurers, third-party companies, litigation support and environmental remediation manage-ment and due diligence. Phase 1 and phase 2 environmental site assessments, asbestos surveys, tank removals, lead, meth, mold, indoor air quality studies. Provides these services nationally and internationally. Person in charge: William J. Warren, CEOYear Founded: 1975

NORTHERN COLORADO ENERGY SOLUTIONS LLC4805 N. County Road 23ELaPorte, CO 80535970-310-6240E-mail: [email protected]: www.nocoenergysolutions.comProducts/Services: High efficient HVAC systems, building automation, energy audits.Person in charge: Nathan Gagliano Tim Hagar, OwnersYear Founded: 2010


RADON HOME MEASUREMENT AND MITIGATION INC.1919 Corriedale CourtFort Collins, CO 80526970-416-0196/970-416-9453E-mail: [email protected]: www.radon-mitigation.orgProducts/Services: High-quality radon mitigation (remedia-tion) and testing of indoor air and well water. Radon flux testing during new home construction for radon potential. Certified laboratory for radon test for home owners and home inspectors. Research and education.Person in charge: Leo Moorman, President/OwnerYear Founded: 1998

RENEWABLE FIBER INC.305 Denver Ave., Suite BFort Lupton, CO 80621303-857-0763/303-857-9409E-mail: [email protected]: www.renewablefiber.comProducts/Services: Landscape materials including “metro mulch,” a signature recycled/painted mulch, a full line of compost products, manufactured playground chips, animal bedding utilizing various log sources, including beetle kill pine. A portion of transportation services run on clean LNG (liquid natural gas) engines. Person in charge: John Moser, Owner Ellen Moser, PresidentYear Founded: 1990

RESOURCE1501 N. College Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-498-9663E-mail: [email protected]: www.resourceyard.orgProducts/Services: Building deconstruction and used build-ing materials.Person in charge: Kendol Gustafson, Regional managerYear Founded: 2005

ROCHE CONSTRUCTORS INC.361 71st Ave.Greeley, CO 80634970-356-3611/970-356-3619E-mail: [email protected]: www.rocheconstructors.comProducts/Services: General contracting/construction management.Person in charge: Thomas J. Roche, PresidentYear Founded: 1971

ROCKY MOUNTAIN PASSIVE HOUSE2017 South Highway 287Berthoud, CO 80513970-217-2885E-mail: [email protected]: www.rm-ph.comProducts/Services: Passive House design and engineering for residential and commercial. LEED and green building consulting.Person in charge: Andrew Michler, Founding partnerYear Founded: 2011

SIERRA ENTERPRISES INC.4201 Rockview CourtFort Collins, CO 80526970-282-1374/970-282-1374E-mail: [email protected]: www.sierraenterprisesinc.comProducts/Services: Construction management and general contracting services for custom homes, building additions, tenant improvements and remodeling projects.Person in charge: Steven Rieter, OwnerYear Founded: 1993

SPANJER HOMES5131 S. College Ave., Suite AFort Collins, CO 80525970-223-2664/970-282-8326E-mail: [email protected]: www.spanjer.comProducts/Services: Custom homes, remodels, multi-family homes, renovations and residential development. National Association of Home Builders Certified Green Professional (CGP).Person in charge: Steven L. Spanjer, PresidentYear Founded: 1978

STRAIGHT LINE DESIGN INC.5724 Sacajawea WayLoveland, CO 80537970-461-3700/970-461-3700E-mail: [email protected]/Services: Residential design and structural engineering.Person in charge: Scott Skeen, PresidentYear Founded: 2001

SUTHERLANDS2100 E. Prospect RoadFort Collins, CO 80525970-226-1000/970-226-2426E-mail: [email protected]: www.sutherlands.com

Products/Services: Lumber, tools and other products, including ranches and barn kits. Earth friendly products avail-able. Design Centers.Year Founded: 1917


THE CE GROUP400 Remington St., Suite AFort Collins, CO 80524970-266-9888/970-266-8876E-mail: [email protected]: www.thecegroup.comProducts/Services: Mechanical consulting engineering firm.Person in charge: Paul Seward, PE, Partner, LEED AP Mark D’Rosario, LEED AP, Principal/Managing partnerYear Founded: 1998


THIS EFFICIENT HOUSE1600 Crescent DriveFort Collins, CO 80526970-204-9931E-mail: [email protected]: www.thisefficienthouse.comProducts/Services: Residential and commercial energy audits, air sealing and insulation, replacement windows and doors, high efficiency heating and cooling, whole house fans and building ventilation, HVAC design and controls. Person in charge: Michael Truitt, DirectorYear Founded: 2008

U.S. ENGINEERING CO.729 S.E. Eighth St.Loveland, CO 80537970-669-1666/970-663-0685E-mail: [email protected]: www.usengineering.comProducts/Services: Mechanical construction firm, HVAC, plumbing, piping and sheet-metal commercial construction.Person in charge: Bob Brunson, COOYear Founded: 1893

VERDE LLC204 Walnut St., Suite FFort Collins, CO 80524970-567-2621E-mail: [email protected]: www.verdeprojects.comProducts/Services: Real estate project development and construction management.Person in charge: Dan TweetonYear Founded: 2004

VIGNETTE STUDIOSP.O. Box 1889Fort Collins, CO 80522970-472-9125/866-902-4163E-mail: [email protected]: www.vignettestudios.comProducts/Services: Land planning, landscape architecture, entitlement processing, graphics, project management.Person in charge: Terence Hoaglund, PrincipalYear Founded: 1998

ECO-BROKERSCOLDWELL BANKER RESIDENTIAL BROKER-AGE702 W. Drake Road, Building AFort Collins, CO 80526970-223-6500/970-223-6933Website: www.coloradohomes.comProducts/Services: Real estate.Person in charge: Chris Mygatt, COO, PresidentYear Founded: 1905

CYRUS GREEN, ECOBROKER1200 S. College Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-581-8440E-mail: [email protected]: www.cyrusgreen.com Products/Services: Environmentally responsible real estate services for buyers, sellers and landlords.

Person in charge: Cyrus Green, Eco-brokerYear Founded: 2005

FIRST COLORADO REALTY523 Saint Vrain LaneEstes Park, CO 80517970-586-3333/970-586-1665E-mail: [email protected]: www.firstcoloradorealty.comProducts/Services: Residential and commercial real estate brokerage.Person in charge: Christian Collinet, Owner/Managing brokerYear Founded: 1995

GUINN REAL ESTATE MARKETING LLC1709 Sauk RoadLoveland, CO 80537970-566-4626E-mail: [email protected] in charge: Deborah Guinn, Broker/OwnerYear Founded: 1993

KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY OF NORTHERN COLORADO2580 E. Harmony Road, Suite 301Fort Collins, CO 80528970-377-3700/970-377-3701E-mail: [email protected]: www.northerncoloradohomes.comProducts/Services: Residential and commercial real estate brokerage, development/ redevelopment urban infill.Person in charge: JoAnn Johnston, Operating principalYear Founded: 1999

SPILLER REALTY2908 Spacious Skies DriveFort Collins, CO 80528970-218-9526/970-344-0119E-mail: [email protected]: www.spillerrealty.comProducts/Services: Real estate brokerage.Person in charge: Todd A. Spiller, PresidentYear Founded: 2006

THE GREEN TEAM REAL ESTATE3000 Phoenix DriveFort Collins, CO 80525970-631-2666/866-739-9879E-mail: [email protected]: www.greenteamre.comProducts/Services: Real estate agents brokering energy efficient, sustainablity homes.Person in charge: Lara Williams, FounderYear Founded: 2006

THE GROUP INC. REAL ESTATE375 E. Horsetooth RoadFort Collins, CO 80525970-223-0700/970-223-2999E-mail: [email protected]: www.thegroupinc.comProducts/Services: Residential and commercial full-service real estate brokerage.Person in charge: Eric Thompson, President Susie Ewing, Broker manager, PartnerYear Founded: 1976

EDUCATION AND TRAININGAIMS COMMUNITY COLLEGE5401 W. 20th St.Greeley, CO 80632970-330-8008/970-506-6981E-mail: [email protected]: www.aims.eduProducts/Services: Green sustainable building. Person in charge: Marilynn (Marsi) Liddell, PresidentYear Founded: 1967

CITY OF FORT COLLINS - NATURAL AREAS DEPARTMENTP.O. Box 580, 1745 Hoffman Mill Road Fort Collins, CO 80522970-416-2815/970-416-2211E-mail: [email protected]: fcgov.com/naturalareasProducts/Services: More than 40 local natural areas open to all and funded by citizen-initiated sales taxes.Person in charge: Zoë Whyman, Community relations managerYear Founded: 1992

COLORADO ENGINEERING EXPERIMENT STATION INC.54043 Weld County Road 37Nunn, CO 80648970-897-2711/970-897-2710E-mail: [email protected]: www.ceesi.comProducts/Services: Quality calibration and specialized flow measurement testing services; flow measurement training, as well as engineering and consultation.Person in charge: Steve Caldwell, CEOYear Founded: 1965


CSU - ENGINES AND ENERGY CONVERSION LAB430 N. College Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-491-4793/970-491-4799E-mail: [email protected]: www.eecl.colostate.eduProducts/Services: Clean Energy research. Areas of exper-tise: engines, smart grid / advanced power systems, biofuels, and technology for the developing world.Person in charge: Bryan Willson, Director Morgan DeFoort, Co-DirectorYear Founded: 1992

HIGH PLAINS INTERMOUNTAIN CENTER FOR AGRICULTURAL HEALTH AND SAFETY (HICAHS)131 Environmental Health Bldg.Fort Collins, CO 80523970-491-6152/970-491-2940E-mail: [email protected]: www.hicahs.colostate.eduProducts/Services: Conducts research into the causes of disease and injury in agricultural workers, and into control measures. Works with Colorado farming communities to increase farm-safety awareness and reduce the number of agricultural injuries and diseases.Person in charge: Stephen Reynolds, HICAHS director, Professor Allison DeVries, HICAHS coordinatorYear Founded: 1991

INSTITUTE FOR THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT1501 Campus Delivery, CSUFort Collins, CO 80523970-491-5041/970-491-27501E-mail: [email protected]: www.ibe.colostate.eduProducts/Services: Consultancy, outreach education and re-search related to green building, LEED project management, green schools, healthy buildings, corporate sustainability, community engagement, workshop facilitation, trainings and speaking engagements.Person in charge: Brian Dunbar, Executive directorYear Founded: 1994


SUSTAINABLE LIVING ASSOCIATION200 South College Ave., Suite 140Fort Collins, CO 80524970-224-3247/970-419-1056E-mail: [email protected]: www.SustainableLivingAssociation.orgProducts/Services: Education on sustainable lifestyles.Person in charge: Kellie Falbo, Executive directorYear Founded: 2003

ZEROHERO EVENTS212 W. Mountain Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80521970-402-8405E-mail: [email protected]: www.zeroheroevents.comProducts/Services: Zero waste management (recycling and composting) services, renewable energy services and sustainable education for events of all sizes.Person in charge: Lucas Erickson, Founder, PresidentYear Founded: 2007

ENERGY AND FUELADVANCED ENERGY INDUSTRIES INC.1625 Sharp Point DriveFort Collins, CO 80525970-221-4670/970-221-5583E-mail: [email protected]: www.advanced-energy.comProducts/Services: Critical components used in manufac-ture of semiconductors, data storage, flat-panel displays and solar inverters.Person in charge: Garry W. Rogerson, Director and CEOYear Founded: 1981


ATMOS ENERGY CORP.1200 11th Ave.Greeley, CO 80631970-304-2048 /970-304-2058E-mail: [email protected]: www.atmosenergy.comProducts/Services: Natural gas distribution.Person in charge: Kim Cocklin, CEOYear Founded: 1942

BLUE SUN BIODIESEL3440 Youngfield St., Suite 409Wheat Ridge, CO 80033303-865-7700/303-865-7705E-mail: [email protected]: www.gobluesun.comProducts/Services: High-performance biodiesel fuel from oilseed crops and other fats and oils.Year Founded: 2001

BURNHAM & SUNFort Collins, CO 80524970-482-6924E-mail: [email protected]: www.burnhambeck.comProducts/Services: Solar electric retail products and services.Person in charge: Sam Burnham, OwnerYear Founded: 2000

CITY OF LOVELAND - WATER & POWER200 N. Wilson Ave.Loveland, CO 80537970-962-3000/970-962-3400E-mail: [email protected]: www.cityofloveland.orgProducts/Services: Power, wastewater and water utilities for the City of Loveland.Person in charge: Stephen C. Adams, Water and power directorYear Founded: 1887

ENCANA NATURAL GAS INC.370 17th St., Suite 1700Denver 80202866-251-0032E-mail: [email protected]: www.encana.comProducts/Services: Providing complete natural gas vehicle fueling solutions in CNG and LNG.Person in charge: Eric Marsh, Executive vice presidentYear Founded: 2009

FORT COLLINS UTILITIES700 Wood St.Fort Collins, CO 80522970-221-6700/970-221-6619E-mail: [email protected]: www.fcgov.com/utilitiesProducts/Services: Provides electric, water, stormwater and wastewater services.Person in charge: Brian A. Janonis, Executive directorYear Founded: 1882

IN-SITU INC.221 E. Lincoln Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-498-1500/970-498-1598E-mail: [email protected]: www.in-situ.comProducts/Services: Manufacturer of environmental water monitoring instruments and aquaculture products and design services.Person in charge: John Pawlikowski, CFOYear Founded: 1976

PIONEER WIRELINE SERVICES LLC820 N. Ninth Ave.Brighton, CO 80603303-659-6581/303-659-1789E-mail: [email protected]: www.pioneerdrilling.comProducts/Services: Petroleum engineering, geophysical logging services and equipment manufacturing.Person in charge: John Patterson, Division managerYear Founded: 1985

PLATTE RIVER POWER AUTHORITY2000 E. Horsetooth RoadFort Collins, CO 80525970-226-4000/970-229-5244E-mail: [email protected]: www.prpa.orgProducts/Services: Electricity and energy efficiency services/funding.Person in charge: Brian Moeck, General managerYear Founded: 1973

POUDRE VALLEY RURAL ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION INC.7649 REA ParkwayFort Collins, CO 80528970-226-1234/970-226-2123E-mail: [email protected]: www.pvrea.comProducts/Services: Electric utility.Person in charge: Robert “Brad” Gaskill, CEOYear Founded: 1939

SEVEN GENERATIONS LLC4038 Timberline Road, Suite 100Fort Collins, CO 80525970-420-0000/970-797-1913E-mail: [email protected]: www.7genllc.comProducts/Services: Sustainability, renewable energy, LEED NC/EB, energy management, Energy Star.Person in charge: Susan McFaddin, PresidentYear Founded: 2008

SOLIX BIOSYSTEMS430 N. College Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-692-5600E-mail: [email protected]: www.solixbiosystems.comProducts/Services: Integrated solutions and services that enable large-scale cultivation of algae. Person in charge: Joel Butler, CEOYear Founded: 2006

SPIRAE INC.320 E. Vine Drive, Suite 307Fort Collins, CO 80524970-484-8259/970-484-8206E-mail: [email protected]: www.spirae.comProducts/Services: Smart Grid Controls for integration of renewable and distributed energy resources on the distribu-tion grid.Person in charge: Sunil Cherian, CEOYear Founded: 2002

SYMBIOS TECHNOLOGIES116 N College Ave STE 7Fort Collins, CO 80524-4425970-797-2543/970-797-2546E-mail: [email protected]: www.symbiostechnologies.comProducts/Services: Waste-to-energy project developer working to reduce our clients’ greenhouse gas impacts while improving waste disposal and energy economics.Person in charge: Justin Bzdek, FounderYear Founded: 2008


TEAM PETROLEUM105 E. Lincoln Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-482-2533/970-482-2534E-mail: [email protected]: www.teampetroleum.comProducts/Services: Biodiesel (B20) provider.Person in charge: Brad Waterland, CEOYear Founded: 1991

TELVENT4701 Royal Vista CircleFort Collins, CO 80528970-223-1888/970-223-5577E-mail: [email protected]: www.telvent.comProducts/Services: Software solutions to energy and water/wastewater utilities and municipalities around the world.Person in charge: Andy Bennett, Vice president of energy, utilities groupYear Founded: 1946

UNITED POWER INC.500 Cooperative WayBrighton, CO 80603303-659-0551/303-659-2172E-mail: [email protected]: www.unitedpower.comProducts/Services: Rural electric cooperative.Person in charge: Ronald D. Asche, CEOYear Founded: 1938

WESTERN UNITED ELECTRIC SUPPLY CORP.100 Bromley Business ParkwayBrighton, CO 80603303-659-2356/303-659-8598E-mail: [email protected]: www.wue.coopProducts/Services: Electric utility distributor.Person in charge: Mike Prom, CEOYear Founded: 1976

WOODWARD INC.1000 E. Drake RoadFort Collins, CO 80525970-482-5811/970-498-3214Website: www.woodward.comProducts/Services: Technologies offered ensure customers’ engines, turbines, and other power equipment are depend-

able, efficient and clean burning. Person in charge: Tom A. Gendron, Chairman and CEOYear Founded: 1870

ENERGY STAR BUILDERSASPEN HOMES OF COLORADO INC.3037 N. Taft Ave.Loveland, CO 80538970-461-9696/970-663-6262E-mail: [email protected]: www.aspenhomesco.comProducts/Services: One-hundred percent Energy Star, built green and net-zero energy homes available. LEED-certified building available.Person in charge: Jammie Sabin, PresidentYear Founded: 2001

CLASSIC CUSTOM BUILDERS INC.1417 N. County Road 3Fort Collins, CO 80524970-377-2380/970-232-9173E-mail: [email protected]: www.ccbuilders.comProducts/Services: Custom home building, semi-custom home design and building, remodel additions, basement finish.Person in charge: Raymond W. Spencer, PresidentYear Founded: 1991

SIERRA ENTERPRISES INC.4201 Rockview CourtFort Collins, CO 80526970-282-1374/970-282-1374E-mail: [email protected]: www.sierraenterprisesinc.comProducts/Services: Construction management and general contracting services for custom homes, building additions, tenant improvements and remodeling projects.Person in charge: Steven Rieter, OwnerYear Founded: 1993

FOOD AND BEVERAGECOOPERSMITH’S PUB & BREWING5 Old Town SquareFort Collins, CO 80524970-498-0483/970-498-0471E-mail: [email protected]: www.coopersmithspub.comProducts/Services: Food and hand-crafted beers.Person in charge: Sandra Longton, General managerYear Founded: 1989

FORT COLLINS BREWERY/GRAVITY 10201020 E. Lincoln Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-472-1499/970-472-1520E-mail: [email protected]: www.fortcollinsbrewery.comProducts/Services: Major Tom’s Pomegranate Wheat, Chocolate Stout, Retro Red, Z Lager, Kid Lager, Doktor Edgar.Person in charge: Tom Peters, President Jan Peters, Vice presidentYear Founded: 2003

GRANT FAMILY FARMS INC.1020 WCR 72Wellington, CO 80549970-568-7654/970-568-7655E-mail: [email protected]: www.grantfarms.comProducts/Services: Certified organic fresh-market veg-etables, wheat, dry beans, nursery stock; trees and shrubs, Certified Organic Colorado Dept. of Agriculture, Tri Sulom Kosher. Person in charge: Andy Grant, President Lew O. Grant, FounderYear Founded: 1974

MORNING FRESH FARMS INC.15121 County Road 32Platteville, CO 80651970-785-2889/970-785-6330E-mail: [email protected]: www.morningfresh.comProducts/Services: Fresh eggs, featuring Eggland’s Best Premium Eggs.Person in charge: Derek Yancey, PresidentYear Founded: 1979

MOTHERLOVE HERBAL CO.3101 Kintzley Court, Unit SLaporte, CO 80535970-493-2892/970-224-4844E-mail: [email protected]: www.motherlove.comProducts/Services: Herbal products for pregnancy, breast feeding and babies.Person in charge: Kathryn Higgins, Owner and founderYear Founded: 1990

MOUCO CHEESE CO.1401 Duff Drive, Suite 300Fort Collins, CO 80524970-498-0107/866-243-7122

E-mail: [email protected]: www.mouco.comProducts/Services: Artisan cheeses.Person in charge: Robert Poland, Co-ownerYear Founded: 2000

MUGS COFFEE LOUNGE261 S. College Ave. and 306 W. Laurel St.Fort Collins, CO 80521970-472-6847E-mail: [email protected]: www.mugscoffeelounge.comProducts/Services: Coffee, smoothies, teas, breakfast, lunch, baked goods, catering service, meeting spaces, free Internet.Person in charge: McCabe Callahan, OwnerYear Founded: 2002

NEW BELGIUM BREWING 500 Linden St.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-221-0524/970-221-0535E-mail: [email protected]: www.newbelgium.comProducts/Services: Belgian-style craft beers.Person in charge: Kim Jordan, CEOYear Founded: 1991

NITA FOODS INC.454 S. Link LaneFort Collins, CO 80524970-482-9090/970-482-1043E-mail: [email protected]: www.nitacrisp.comProducts/Services: Artisan flatbreads. Person in charge: Steve Landry, Managing partnerYear Founded: 2002

ODELL BREWING CO. INC.800 E. Lincoln Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-498-9070/970-498-0706E-mail: [email protected]: www.odellbrewing.comProducts/Services: Ale, wholesale and retail sales.Person in charge: Wynne Odell, CEOYear Founded: 1989

SUNRISE RANCH CONFERENCE & RETREAT CENTER100 Sunrise Ranch RoadLoveland, CO 80538970-679-4200/970-679-4247Website: www.sunriseranch.orgProducts/Services: Meeting rooms, chapel, organic meal service, overnight accommodations for up to 85 guests. Farm raises grassfed beef and does farm tours.Person in charge: Steve Short, DirectorYear Founded: 1993

TODDY LLC1225 Red Cedar Circle, Unit CFort Collins, CO 80524970-493-0788/970-493-0833 E-mail: [email protected]: www.toddycafe.comProducts/Services: Coffee brewing equipment for com-mercial and home use; coffee and tea.Person in charge: Julia LeachYear Founded: 2010

WHOLE FOODS MARKET INC.2201 S. College Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80525970-267-9200Website: www.wholefoodsmarket.comProducts/Services: Natural and organic grocer.

GREEN TRAININGCOLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY900 Oval DriveFort Collins, CO 80523970-491-6444E-mail: [email protected]: www.colostate.eduProducts/Services: Veterinary medicine, biomedical sciences, applied human sciences, business, engineering, liberal arts, natural sciences, agricultural sciences, natural re-sources, occupational therapy. Research, outreach, bachelor through doctoral degree education.Person in charge: Anthony (Tony) A. Frank, PresidentYear Founded: 1870

LAWTON ENERGY SAVING SOLUTIONS LLC4319 16th St. SWLoveland, CO 80537970-613-1221/866-929-0301E-mail: [email protected]: www.lawtonenergy.comProducts/Services: Insulation and air sealing.Person in charge: Christine Lawton, Member manager Robert Lawton, MemberYear Founded: 2008


HOME AND GARDENBATH GARDEN CENTER & NURSERY2000 E. Prospect RoadFort Collins, CO 80525970-484-5022/970-484-3718E-mail: [email protected]: www.bathgardencenter.comProducts/Services: Landscaping and sprinkler installation, garden center and nursery, power equipment sales and service.Person in charge: Thomas Bath, PresidentYear Founded: 1965

BONES DU JOUR221 W. ProspectFort Collins, CO 80524970-290-8874E-mail: [email protected]: www.dogtreatssogood.comProducts/Services: Oven fresh, gourmet dog treats using high quality farm-fresh and organic ingredients.Person in charge: Sue Carroll, Owner, Chef and Biscuitolo-gistYear Founded: 2003

CLEAN AIR LAWN CARE117 E. Mountain Ave, Suite 201AFort Collins, CO 80524970-224-4855E-mail: [email protected]: www.cleanairlawncare.comProducts/Services: Full-service sustainable lawn care; emissions-free electric lawn equipment powered by solar panels on the trucks and organic fertilization.Person in charge: Kelly Giard, CEOYear Founded: 2005


ENVIROPEST461 Denver Ave.Loveland, CO 80537970-545-3065/970-674-0484E-mail: [email protected]: www.enviropest.comProducts/Services: Residential and commercial pest con-trol, wildlife removal, animal damage repair and restoration, and environmental pest management.Person in charge: Marc Dykstra, CEOYear Founded: 1965

FORT COLLINS NURSERY2121 E. Mulberry St.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-482-1984/970-484-8282E-mail: [email protected]: www.fortcollinsnursery.comProducts/Services: Retail nursery and garden center, trees, shrubs, seeds, houseplants, bedding plants, vegetables, tropi-cal plants, fountains, statuary, benches, arbors, gardening tools and supplies.Person in charge: Jesse Eastman, OwnerYear Founded: 1932

GARDENS ON SPRING CREEK2145 Centre Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80526970-416-2486E-mail: [email protected]: www.fcgov.com/gardensProducts/Services: The Gardens on Spring Creek is our community botanic gardens. We have beautiful gardens, offer education programs for youth and adults, and host community events.Person in charge: Michelle Provaznik, DirectorYear Founded: 2004

GREEN LOGIC261 Linden St.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-484-1740E-mail: [email protected]: www.green-logic.netProducts/Services: Earth friendly retailer.Person in charge: Jason Cohencious Colleen Barricklow, OwnersYear Founded: 2005

HIGH PLAINS ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER1854 Piney River DriveLoveland, CO 80538970-622-9676/970-613-1380E-mail: [email protected]: www.suburbitat.orgProducts/Services: Environmental education, natural areas consultation and management, native plant nursery, com-munity gardens. Person in charge: Jim Tolstrup, Executive directorYear Founded: 2001

JAX RANCH & HOME1000 N. Hwy. 287Fort Collins, CO 80524970-484-2221/970-416-1098E-mail: [email protected]: www.jaxgoods.comProducts/Services: Clothing, western wear, work wear, boots, shoes, hats, gloves, garden equipment, equine, pet, pest control, outdoor power equipment, animal vaccinations, ice cream, coffee, poultry, power tools, small-engine repair.Year Founded: 2002

LAWTON ENERGY SAVING SOLUTIONS LLC4319 16th St. SWLoveland, CO 80537970-613-1221/866-929-0301E-mail: [email protected]: www.lawtonenergy.comProducts/Services: Insulation and air sealing.Person in charge: Christine Lawton, Member manager Robert Lawton, MemberYear Founded: 2008

OUTPOST SUNSPORT931 E. Harmony Road No. 1Fort Collins, CO 80525970-225-1455/970-225-0089E-mail: [email protected]: www.outpostsunsport.comProducts/Services: Ski, snowboard and patio retail sales, service and rental.Person in charge: Randy Morgan, OwnerYear Founded: 1972

THIS EFFICIENT HOUSE1600 Crescent DriveFort Collins, CO 80526970-204-9931E-mail: [email protected]: www.thisefficienthouse.comProducts/Services: Residential and commercial energy audits, air sealing and insulation, replacement windows and doors, high efficiency heating and cooling, whole house fans and building ventilation, HVAC design and controls.Person in charge: Michael Truitt, DirectorYear Founded: 2008

WILD IRIS LIVING LLC116 N. Washington Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80521970-493-5681E-mail: [email protected]: www.wildirisliving.comProducts/Services: Designs water conserving landscapes and edible gardens, provides pruning and seasonal mainte-nance services, consultations, and hands-on instruction. Person in charge: Robyn M. Dolgin, OwnerYear Founded: 2008

WOOL HAT FURNITURE104 Pinon St. Fort Collins, CO 80524970-402-0811E-mail: [email protected]: www.woolhatfurniture.comProducts/Services: Upcycled, local and industrial vintage furniture.Person in charge: Danelle Britt, OwnerYear Founded: 2010

INSPECTORS, ASSESSORS, AND CONSULTANTSAECOM 1601 Prospect ParkwayFort Collins, CO 80525970-493-8878/970-493-0213E-mail: [email protected]: www.aecom.comProducts/Services: Environment business line of AECOM: impact assessment and permitting for capital projects; air quality; remediation consulting and engineering; risk assess-ment; environmental toxicology.Person in charge: Phil Hackney, Vice presidentYear Founded: 1939

AGPROFESSIONALS LLC4350 State Highway 66Longmont, CO 80504970-535-9318/970-535-9854E-mail: [email protected]: www.agpros.comProducts/Services: Developers of agriculture; engineering, land use planning, real estate, surveying, environmental management, public relations exclusively for agriculture.Person in charge: Thomas Haren, OwnerYear Founded: 1996

AIR RESOURCE SPECIALISTS INC.1901 Sharp Point Drive, Suite EFort Collins, CO 80525970-484-7941/970-484-3423E-mail: [email protected]: www.air-resource.comProducts/Services: Environmental consulting in ambient air quality-related monitoring, modeling, analysis, regulatory

compliance, research and instrumentation.Year Founded: 1981

ALPHA INSPECTIONS332 S. Link LaneFort Collins, CO 80524-4716970-484-1711E-mail: [email protected]: www.alphainspectionsandenergyworks.comProducts/Services: BPI certified. Person in charge: Don Bunn, OwnerYear Founded: 2004

AMBIENT AIR TECHNOLOGIES LLC2506 Zurich Drive, Suite 3Fort Collins, CO 80524970-482-4748/970-482-9939E-mail: [email protected]: www.windtunneltesting.comPerson in charge: Delores J. WisnerYear Founded: 2003

BASELINE CORP.710 11th Ave., No. 105Greeley, CO 80631970-353-7600/970-353-7601E-mail: [email protected]: www.baselinecorp.comProducts/Services: Civil and land development, environ-mental and water resources, oil and gas services, land surveying.Person in charge: John McLain, OwnerYear Founded: 1998

CEDAR CREEK ASSOCIATES INC.916 Willshire Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80521970-493-4394 or 970-229-9278/970-493-4394E-mail: [email protected]/Services: Environmental baseline studies for soils, vegetation, and wildlife. Wetland delineations, 404 permitting, and wetland mitigation. EIS and EA document preparation. Threatened and endangered species surveys and Section 7 consultation.Person in charge: Michael Phelan, PresidentYear Founded: 1982

CITY VISIONS INC.315 S. Sherwood St.Fort Collins, CO 80521970-224-4944E-mail: [email protected]: www.cityvisions.orgProducts/Services: Professional services consulting, facili-tating and implementing projects supportive of sustainable communities. Areas of expertise are heritage stewardship and transportation infrastructure.Person in charge: Katherine Woods, PrincipalYear Founded: 1994

DENNIS CONSULTING LLC315 Whedbee St.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-590-4084E-mail: [email protected]: www.dennisconsultingllc.comProducts/Services: Business planning and strategy for small businesses and nonprofits. Development of budgets and financial processes.Person in charge: Bryan J. Dennis, CEOYear Founded: 2010

ENERGYLOGIC INC.309 Mountain Ave.Berthoud, CO 80513970-532-3220/970-532-5074E-mail: [email protected]: www.nrglogic.comProducts/Services: Energy efficiency consulting and testing for homebuilders and homeowners. Commercial energy audits and recommissioning. Software optimiser. Person in charge: Steve Byers, CEOYear Founded: 2006

FARNSWORTH GROUP 2310 E. Prospect Road, Suite BFort Collins, CO 80525970-484-7477/970-484-7488E-mail: [email protected]: www.f-w.comProducts/Services: Water, wastewater conveyance and treatment design. General civil engineering consulting. Land survey.Person in charge: Brian Zick, Western region managerYear Founded: 1912

HIGH PLAINS ENGINEERING & DESIGN LLC721 Fourth St., Suite DFort Lupton, CO 80621303-857-9280/303-857-9238E-mail: [email protected]: www.hpedesign.comProducts/Services: Engineering - geotechnical and structural; commercial, residential, agricultural; project management.Person in charge: Todd Schroeder, OwnerYear Founded: 2006

HIGH PLAINS ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER1854 Piney River DriveLoveland, CO 80538970-622-9676/970-613-1380E-mail: [email protected]: www.suburbitat.orgProducts/Services: Environmental education, natural areas consultation and management, native plant nursery, com-munity gardens. Person in charge: Jim Tolstrup, Executive directorYear Founded: 2001

NATIONAL INSPECTION SERVICES1136 E. Stuart St., Suite 4204Fort Collins, CO 80525970-482-1976/970-482-3388E-mail: [email protected]: www.nationalinspection.netProducts/Services: Building and environmental inspection for pre-purchase, lenders, insurers, third-party companies, litigation support and environmental remediation manage-ment and due diligence. Phase 1 and phase 2 environmental site assessments, asbestos surveys, tank removals, lead, meth, mold, indoor air quality studies. Provides these services nationally and internationally. Person in charge: William J. Warren, CEOYear Founded: 1975

RADON HOME MEASUREMENT AND MITIGA-TION INC.1919 Corriedale CourtFort Collins, CO 80526970-416-0196/970-416-9453E-mail: [email protected]: www.radon-mitigation.orgProducts/Services: High-quality radon mitigation (remedia-tion) and testing of indoor air and well water. Radon flux testing during new home construction for radon potential. Certified laboratory for radon test for home owners and home inspectors. Research and education.Person in charge: Leo Moorman, President/OwnerYear Founded: 1998

SCHMID ENGINEERING1204 N. Lincoln Ave.Loveland, CO 80537970-663-1990/970-663-1991E-mail: [email protected]: www.schmidengineering.comProducts/Services: Structural engineering, architectural engineering and civil engineering.Person in charge: Greg Schmid, PE, OwnerYear Founded: 1981

THIS EFFICIENT HOUSE1600 Crescent DriveFort Collins, CO 80526970-204-9931E-mail: [email protected]: www.thisefficienthouse.comProducts/Services: Residential and commercial energy audits, air sealing and insulation, replacement windows and doors, high efficiency heating and cooling, whole house fans and building ventilation, HVAC design and controls. Person in charge: Michael Truitt, DirectorYear Founded: 2008

LEED ACCREDITED ORGANIZATIONSAE ASSOCIATES INC.5587 W. 19th St.Greeley, CO 80634970-330-5587/970-330-3040E-mail: [email protected]: www.aeassociates.netProducts/Services: Mechanical and electrical engineering, energy modeling, energy auditing, energy rebate assistance, indoor air quality, commissioning and building automation services.Person in charge: Greg Martino, PresidentYear Founded: 1976

ARCHITECTURE PLUS PC318 E. Oak St.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-493-1220/970-224-1314E-mail: [email protected]: www.aplusarch.comProducts/Services: Architecture and sustainable design, planning, facility condition assessments, tenant improve-ments, interior design. Person in charge: Jim Cox, PrincipalYear Founded: 1970

BRENDLE GROUP INC.212 W. Mulberry St.Fort Collins, CO 80521970-207-0058/970-207-0059E-mail: [email protected]: www.brendlegroup.comProducts/Services: Engineering consulting in energy, climate change, water conservation, sustainability manage-ment and sustainable design.Person in charge: Judy Dorsey, PresidentYear Founded: 1996


CITY OF LOVELAND500 E. Third St.Loveland, CO 80537970-962-2000E-mail: [email protected]: www.ci.loveland.co.usPerson in charge: William D. Cahill, City managerYear Founded: 1877


DRAHOTA4700 Innovation Drive, Bldg. CFort Collins, CO 80525970-204-0100/970-204-0200E-mail: [email protected]: www.drahota.comProducts/Services: Full-service construction manager/gen-eral contractor staffed with LEED-Accredited Professionals.Person in charge: Terry L. Drahota, PresidentYear Founded: 1973

ENERGYLOGIC INC.309 Mountain Ave.Berthoud, CO 80513970-532-3220/970-532-5074E-mail: [email protected]: www.nrglogic.comProducts/Services: Energy efficiency consulting and testing for homebuilders and homeowners. Commercial energy audits and recommissioning. Software optimiser. Person in charge: Steve Byers, CEOYear Founded: 2006

HILLHOUSE ARCHITECTS INC.8897 Gander Valley LaneWindsor, CO 80550970-686-0505E-mail: [email protected]: www.haiarchs.comProducts/Services: Commercial/resort/residential architec-ture and planning.Person in charge: Jim HillhouseYear Founded: 1977

INSTITUTE FOR THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT1501 Campus Delivery, CSUFort Collins, CO 80523970-491-5041/970-491-27501E-mail: [email protected]: www.ibe.colostate.eduProducts/Services: Consultancy, outreach education and re-search related to green building, LEED project management, green schools, healthy buildings, corporate sustainability, community engagement, workshop facilitation, trainings and speaking engagements.Person in charge: Brian Dunbar, Executive directorYear Founded: 1994

MY NEW WINGS LLC1030 Huntington Hills DriveFort Collins, CO 80525970-689-0171E-mail: [email protected]: www.mynewwings.comProducts/Services: Creating sustainable and green busi-ness solutions for organizations through strategic planning and project management systems, including green event management. Person in charge: Midge Toomey, MS, LEED AP, Founder and Managing directorYear Founded: 2008

OGLESBY DESIGN LLC123 N. College Ave., No. 390Fort Collins, CO 80524970-416-8829/970-416-8876E-mail: [email protected]: www.oglesby-design.comProducts/Services: Commercial interior design with an emphasis on hospitality and corporate office design.Person in charge: Dawn Oglesby, OwnerYear Founded: 2004

PORTER INDUSTRIES 5202 Granite St.Loveland, CO 80538970-667-5239/970-635-2566E-mail: [email protected]: www.porterclean.com, www.maid-clean.comProducts/Services: Cleaning and restoration services.Person in charge: Ken Sargent, President/CEOYear Founded: 1967


SEVEN GENERATIONS LLC4038 Timberline Road, Suite 100Fort Collins, CO 80525970-420-0000/970-797-1913E-mail: [email protected]: www.7genllc.comProducts/Services: Sustainability, renewable energy, LEED NC/EB, energy management, Energy Star.Person in charge: Susan McFaddin, PresidentYear Founded: 2008


THE FWA GROUP3665 JFK Parkway, Bldg. 2, Suite 103Fort Collins, CO 80525970-232-3125/704-332-7004E-mail: [email protected]: www.fwagroup.comProducts/Services: Architects, planning, programming and design.Person in charge: Jeff Benham, AIA LEED AP Architect/Project managerYear Founded: 1953

LEED BUILDERSAIR COMFORT INC.150 Rome CourtFort Collins, CO 80524-1434970-490-1458/970-490-1462E-mail: [email protected]: www.aircomfortcolorado.comProducts/Services: Commercial, residential and geothermal HVAC. Full-service company with an extended range of products, from state of the art 100 ton Geothermal Roof Top Units to everyday standard residential Air Conditioning units and everything in between.Person in charge: Matt Rausch, CEOYear Founded: 1995

ASPEN HOMES OF COLORADO INC.3037 N. Taft Ave.Loveland, CO 80538970-461-9696/970-663-6262E-mail: [email protected]: www.aspenhomesco.comProducts/Services: One-hundred percent Energy Star, built green and net-zero energy homes available. LEED-certified building available.Person in charge: Jammie Sabin, PresidentYear Founded: 2001

BAOSOLP.O. Box 244Masonville, CO 80541970-217-2885E-mail: [email protected]: www.baosol.comProducts/Services: Sustainable building and consulting.Person in charge: Andrew Michler, LEED APYear Founded: 1995


HENSEL PHELPS CONSTRUCTION CO.420 Sixth Ave.Greeley, CO 80632970-352-6565/970-352-9311E-mail: [email protected]: www.henselphelps.comProducts/Services: Real estate development, design man-agement, general contracting and construction management,

facilities services.Person in charge: Jeffrey K. Wenaas, President, CEOYear Founded: 1937

ROCHE CONSTRUCTORS INC.361 71st Ave.Greeley, CO 80634970-356-3611/970-356-3619E-mail: [email protected]: www.rocheconstructors.comProducts/Services: General contracting/construction management.Person in charge: Thomas J. Roche, PresidentYear Founded: 1971


VERDE LLC204 Walnut St., Suite FFort Collins, CO 80524970-567-2621E-mail: [email protected]: www.verdeprojects.comProducts/Services: Real estate project development and construction management.Person in charge: Dan TweetonYear Founded: 2004

LEED BUILDINGSARCHITECTURE WEST LLC4710 S. College Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80525970-207-0424E-mail: [email protected]: www.architecturewestllc.comProducts/Services: LEED-accredited professionals providing sustainable architectural design, land planning, construction administration and tenant finish.Person in charge: Stephen J. Steinbicker, Principal architect, LEED accredited professional BD+C Year Founded: 1996

BECK ARCHITECTS170 S. St. Vrain Ave.Estes Park, CO 80517970-586-3913/970-586-4211E-mail: [email protected]: www.twbeckarchitects.comProducts/Services: Architecture planning, landscape design and interiors. Specializing in passive and active solar, green homes and commercial buildings.Person in charge: Thomas Beck, AIA, NCARB,ASESYear Founded: 1998


DOHN CONSTRUCTION INC.2642 Midpoint DriveFort Collins, CO 80525970-490-1855/970-490-6093E-mail: [email protected]: www.dohnconstruction.comProducts/Services: General contracting, construction management.Person in charge: Douglas Dohn, PresidentYear Founded: 1992

ICS SIPS1901 E. Prospect RoadFort Collins, CO 80525-1305970-282-7477/303-484-4892E-mail: [email protected]: www.ics-rm.comProducts/Services: Manufacturer of eco-friendly structural insulated panels (SIPs).Person in charge: Brian Propp, President and CEOYear Founded: 2004

ROCKY MOUNTAIN PASSIVE HOUSE2017 South Highway 287Berthoud, CO 80513970-217-2885E-mail: [email protected]

Website: www.rm-ph.comProducts/Services: Passive House design and engineering for residential and commercial. LEED and green building consulting.Person in charge: Andrew Michler, Founding partnerYear Founded: 2011

LIGHTINGBLAZEN ILLUMINATIONS2631 Cedar DriveLoveland, CO 80538800-980-4155/800-980-4154E-mail: [email protected]: www.blazenlights.comProducts/Services: LED lighting and lighting design services, installation and custom fabrication. Person in charge: Nate Webb, OwnerYear Founded: 1999

EGGERS ELECTRIC INC.3520 W. Eisenhower Blvd.Loveland, CO 80537970-669-1883/970-669-0476E-mail: [email protected]: www.eggerselectric.comProducts/Services: Residential, commercial, industrial, energy efficient lighting, new construction, repairs, remodel-ing, trouble shooting.Person in charge: Brent Eggers, Vice presidentYear Founded: 1973

ENERGY SOLUTIONS UNLIMITED LLC1714 Topaz Drive, Suite 145Loveland, CO 80537970-685-4441/970-685-4450E-mail: [email protected]: www.esultd.comProducts/Services: Energy efficient lighting products and design for existing commercial properties.Person in charge: Michael Doran, PrincipalYear Founded: 1997

HEINSIGHT SOLUTIONS217 Pine St.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-988-3622E-mail: [email protected]: www.heinsightsolutions.comProducts/Services: E-star skylights, sun tunnels and solar hot water systems from Velux. Full-sales service and installa-tion. Roofing repair specialist.Person in charge: Darren Hein, OwnerYear Founded: 2003

PURE ENERGY LLC4031 Avenida Del Sol DriveLoveland, CO 80538970-391-8314 /970-797-1356E-mail: [email protected]: www.pure-energyllc.comProducts/Services: Efficient lighting solutions for business, lighting consulting, commercial design, energy management.Person in charge: Kacey Parker, OwnerYear Founded: 2009

SAMPLE ENGINEERING INC.3101 Kintzley Court, Unit ALaPorte, CO 80535970-206-4392/970-204-9029E-mail: [email protected]: sampleengineering.comProducts/Services: Electrical engineering consulting and design services for commercial and institutional facilities.Person in charge: Christopher Sample, PresidentYear Founded: 1998

SOLARGREEN TECHNOLOGIES LLC2020 S. College Ave., No. A4Fort Collins, CO 80525970-493-8241Website: www.solargreen.usProducts/Services: Solatube skylights for residential and commercial customers.

THE LIGHT CENTER2725 S. College Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80525970-226-3430/970-225-9235E-mail: [email protected]: www.lightcenterinc.comProducts/Services: Commercial and residential lighting fixtures, lamps, bulbs and accessories.Person in charge: Larry Edwards, OwnerYear Founded: 1971

MERCHANDISE RESELLERS AND CONSIGNMENTANTHOLOGY BOOK CO.422 E. Fourth St.Loveland, CO 80537970-667-0118/970-667-9887E-mail: [email protected]: www.anthologybookcompany.comProducts/Services: New and used books, greeting cards, journals, children’s toys.Year Founded: 1999


ARC THRIFT STORE106 E. Foothills ParkwayFort Collins, CO 80525970-267-8870/970-267-8875E-mail: [email protected]: www.arcthrift.comProducts/Services: ARC accepts donations and sells cloth-ing, furniture, housewares.Year Founded: 1976

BOOK RACK2701 W. 10th St.Greeley, CO 80634970-356-8961E-mail: [email protected]: www.thebookrack.com/greeleyProducts/Services: Used books.Person in charge: Lindsey Ruppe, OwnerYear Founded: 1983

ECO - THRIFT208 N. Howes St.Fort Collins, CO 80521970-484-4224E-mail: [email protected]: www.eco-thrift.comProducts/Services: Thrift store-based center for reuse and recycling, selling furniture, appliances, outdoor gear, clothing, electronics, household and other items.Person in charge: Tony Cooper, OwnerYear Founded: 2006

JUST OFFICE FURNITURE825 S.W. Frontage Road, Unit 2Fort Collins, CO 80524970-493-9039/970-484-1573Website: www.justofficefurniture.comProducts/Services: New and used commercial furniture. As-set management, space planning, office design, installation, relocation, and reconfiguration. Person in charge: Alexa Hepler Mike Hepler, OwnersYear Founded: 1979

OLD FIREHOUSE BOOKS232 Walnut St.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-484-7898/970-416-7405E-mail: [email protected]: www.oldfirehousebooks.comProducts/Services: New and used books.Person in charge: Richard Sommerfeld, OwnerYear Founded: 1980

ONCE UPON A CHILD4519 S. College Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80525970-266-9999/970-282-3549E-mail: [email protected]: www.onceuponachildfortcollins.comProducts/Services: Buyer and seller of name brand, new and gently used kids stuff. Person in charge: Chandi Springer, Owner/OperatorYear Founded: 1999

PLATO’S CLOSET4372 S. College Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80525970-207-9890E-mail: [email protected]: www.platoscloset.comProducts/Services: Gently used, brand-name clothing.Person in charge: Renee Jelinek, OwnerYear Founded: 2001

TEN THOUSAND VILLAGES113 Linden St.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-224-9501/970-224-9501E-mail: [email protected]: www.tenthousandvillages.comProducts/Services: Nonprofit, volunteer run, fair trade retailer of home decor, personal accessories and gift items made by artisans living in developing countries.Person in charge: Wendy Poppen, ManagerYear Founded: 1946

WM PRODUCT RECOVERY SERVICES INC.451 W. 69th St.Loveland, CO 80538970-612-2060/970-612-1135E-mail: [email protected]: www.wm.comProducts/Services: Refurbishes laser and ink jet cartridges, cell phones, laptops, tablets/e-readers and other electronics. Person in charge: Chad Miller, Director - Product recovery groupYear Founded: 1987

WOLVERINE FARM PUBLISHING CO. & BOOKSTORE144 N. College Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-472-4284E-mail: [email protected]: www.wolverinefarm.orgProducts/Services: A nonprofit, volunteer-run hub of books,

bicycles and community-minded events.Person in charge: Todd Simmons, PublisherYear Founded: 2003

MUNICIPAL SERVICESCITY OF FORT COLLINS300 Laporte Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80522970-221-6505/970-224-6107E-mail: [email protected]: www.fcgov.comProducts/Services: Providing municipal government, utili-ties, transportation, recreation and cultural services.Person in charge: Karen Weitkunat, MayorYear Founded: 1873

CITY OF FORT COLLINS - NATURAL AREAS DEPARTMENTP.O. Box 580, 1745 Hoffman Mill Road Fort Collins, CO 80522970-416-2815/970-416-2211E-mail: [email protected]: fcgov.com/naturalareasProducts/Services: More than 40 local natural areas open to all and funded by citizen-initiated sales taxes.Person in charge: Zoë Whyman, Community relations managerYear Founded: 1992

CITY OF FORT COLLINS - NATURAL RESOURC-ES DEPARTMENT215 N. Mason St.Fort Collins, CO 80522970-221-6600/970 - 224-6177E-mail: [email protected]: www.fcgov.com/naturalresourcesProducts/Services: Environmental services, natural areas, air quality and waste reduction and recycling, sustainability and healthy sustainable homes.

CITY OF FORT COLLINS - PARKS & CEMETAR-IES DIVISION413 S. Bryan St.Fort Collins, CO 80521970-221-6660/970-221-6849E-mail: [email protected]: fcgov.com/parksProducts/Services: Manages city parks, recreation facili-ties, golf courses, trails and cemeteries, provides forestry, horticulture.Person in charge: J.R. Schnelzer, Director of parks

CITY OF FORT COLLINS, CLIMATEWISE700 Wood St.Fort Collins, CO 80522970-221-6700/970-221-6619E-mail: [email protected]: www.fcgov.com/climatewiseProducts/Services: ClimateWise is a free, voluntary city program that helps businesses combine money-saving prac-tices and programs to protect the environment by reducing greenhouse gas emissions through waste reduction, energy efficiency, water conservation and transportation reduction.Person in charge: Kathy Collier, Program managerYear Founded: 2000

CITY OF GREELEY1000 10th St.Greeley, CO 80631970-350-9770/970-350-9583E-mail: [email protected]: www.greeleygov.comProducts/Services: Parks, leisure services, public safety (police and fire), water/wastewater, public works, transporta-tion, municipal court, community and economic development.Person in charge: Roy Otto, City managerYear Founded: 1886

CITY OF GREELEY WATER & SEWER DEPARTMENT1100 10th St., Suite 300Greeley, CO 80631970-350-9811/970-350-9805E-mail: [email protected]: www.greeleygov.com/waterProducts/Services: Water and sewer services are provided to residential, commercial and industrial customers in Gree-ley. In addition, Greeley offers a robust water conservation program to customers.Person in charge: Jon G. Monson, Director of water and sewerYear Founded: 1870

CITY OF LOVELAND500 E. Third St.Loveland, CO 80537970-962-2000E-mail: [email protected]: www.ci.loveland.co.usPerson in charge: William D. Cahill, City managerYear Founded: 1877

CITY OF LOVELAND - RECYCLING CENTER400 N. Wilson Ave.Loveland, CO 80537970-962-2529/970-962-2907

E-mail: [email protected]: www.ci.loveland.co.usProducts/Services: Recycling drop off center.Person in charge: Tyler Bandemer, Solid waste superin-tendentYear Founded: 1995


COLORADO CIVIL GROUP INC.1413 W. 29th St.Loveland, CO 80538970-278-0029E-mail: [email protected]: www.ccginc.usProducts/Services: Civil engineering firm providing profes-sional services for municipal organizations, districts and private clients.Person in charge: David B. Lindsay, PresidentYear Founded: 2007

FORT COLLINS UTILITIES700 Wood St.Fort Collins, CO 80522970-221-6700/970-221-6619E-mail: [email protected]: www.fcgov.com/utilitiesProducts/Services: Provides electric, water, stormwater and wastewater services.Person in charge: Brian A. Janonis, Executive directorYear Founded: 1882

NON-PROFITSBE LOCAL NORTHERN COLORADO215 W. Magnolia, No. 204Fort Collins, CO 80521970-219-3382/970-497-2192E-mail: [email protected]: www.BeLocalFirst.orgProducts/Services: Promotion of local independent businesses and farms, consumer education, community ad-vocacy. Business network, online coupon book, uniquely local pocket maps, Eat Local Farm/Food Guide, winter farmers’ market, find it local search engine: BeLocalFirst.org Person in charge: Hill Grimmett, Executive directorYear Founded: 2006


COMMUNITY FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY414B N. Meldrum Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80526970-412-6295E-mail: [email protected]: www.cforse.orgProducts/Services: Facilitates public involvement in creat-ing sustainable energy practices in Larimer County.Person in charge: Fred Kirsch, Executive directorYear Founded: 2006

ENVIROFIT INTERNATIONAL LTD.109 N. College Ave., Suite 200Fort Collins, CO 80524970-372-2874/970-221-1550E-mail: [email protected]: www.envirofit.orgProducts/Services: Designs, manufactures and sells scal-able technologies.Person in charge: Ron Bills, CEOYear Founded: 2003

HIGH PLAINS INTERMOUNTAIN CENTER FOR AGRICULTURAL HEALTH AND SAFETY (HICAHS)131 Environmental Health Bldg.Fort Collins, CO 80523970-491-6152/970-491-2940E-mail: [email protected]: www.hicahs.colostate.eduProducts/Services: Conducts research into the causes of disease and injury in agricultural workers, and into control measures. Works with Colorado farming communities to increase farm-safety awareness and reduce the number of

agricultural injuries and diseases.Person in charge: Stephen Reynolds, HICAHS director, Professor Allison DeVries, HICAHS coordinatorYear Founded: 1991

LEGACY LAND TRUST214 S. College Ave., Suite 200Fort Collins, CO 80524970-266-1711/970-482-4858E-mail: [email protected]: www.legacylandtrust.orgProducts/Services: Work with landowners to protect agri-cultural and natural areas using conservation easements and other tools in Larimer, Weld and Jackson counties.Person in charge: Ryan Boggs, Executive directorYear Founded: 1993

MY NEW WINGS LLC1030 Huntington Hills DriveFort Collins, CO 80525970-689-0171E-mail: [email protected]: www.mynewwings.comProducts/Services: Creating sustainable and green busi-ness solutions for organizations through strategic planning and project management systems, including green event management. Person in charge: Midge Toomey, MS, LEED AP, Founder and Managing directorYear Founded: 2008


SUNRISE RANCH CONFERENCE & RETREAT CENTER100 Sunrise Ranch RoadLoveland, CO 80538970-679-4200/970-679-4247Website: www.sunriseranch.orgProducts/Services: Meeting rooms, chapel, organic meal service, overnight accommodations for up to 85 guests. Farm raises grassfed beef and does farm tours.Person in charge: Steve Short, DirectorYear Founded: 1993

SUSTAINABLE LIVING ASSOCIATION200 South College Ave., Suite 140Fort Collins, CO 80524970-224-3247/970-419-1056E-mail: [email protected]: www.SustainableLivingAssociation.orgProducts/Services: Education on sustainable lifestyles.Person in charge: Kellie Falbo, Executive directorYear Founded: 2003

TEN THOUSAND VILLAGES113 Linden St.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-224-9501/970-224-9501E-mail: [email protected]: www.tenthousandvillages.comProducts/Services: Nonprofit, volunteer run, fair trade retailer of home decor, personal accessories and gift items made by artisans living in developing countries.Person in charge: Wendy Poppen, ManagerYear Founded: 1946

THE SALVATION ARMY3901 S. Mason St.Fort Collins, CO 80525970-207-4472/970-207-4475E-mail: [email protected]: www.salvationarmyfortcollins.orgProducts/Services: Offer free computer classes, free music instruction in piano, guitar, drums; youth character building programs, summer camp for children, teenagers and seniors. Provide assistance with rent, utilities, food, clothing, hygiene items. Accept working used small appliances, clothing, housewares, hygiene products, non perishable foods.Person in charge: Robert Covert, CaptainYear Founded: 1865

TREES, WATER & PEOPLE633 Remington St.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-484-3678/970-224-1726E-mail: [email protected]: www.treeswaterpeople.orgProducts/Services: Helping communities to protect, con-serve and manage the natural resources upon which their long-term well-being depends. Through our reforestation and appropriate technologies programs, Trees, Water & People offers carbon offsets and offsets for paper use. Person in charge: Stuart Conway, International directorYear Founded: 1998


UNIVERCITY CONNECTIONS, AN INITIATIVE OF THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF NORTHERN COLORADO4745 Wheaton Drive, Suite 100Fort Collins, CO 80525970-224-3462E-mail: [email protected]: www.univercityconnections.orgProducts/Services: A Zero Energy District is one that creates as much thermal and electrical energy locally as it uses within the built environment. “Locally” is defined as a 50-mile radius around the district. FortZED is committed to using clean, renewable energy. FortZED is one of several community initiated projects from UniverCity Connections whose goal is to strengthen the connections between CSU and the City.Person in charge: Ray Caraway, President, Community Foundation of Northern ColoradoYear Founded: 2007

W.O.L.F. SANCTUARYP.O. Box 1544Laporte, CO 80535-1544970-416-9531/970-416-9531E-mail: [email protected]: www.wolfsanctuary.netProducts/Services: Mission: To improve the quality of life for all wolves and wolf-dogs through rescue, sanctuary and education.Person in charge: Shelley Coldiron, Executive directorYear Founded: 1995

WOLVERINE FARM PUBLISHING CO. & BOOKSTORE144 N. College Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-472-4284E-mail: [email protected]: www.wolverinefarm.orgProducts/Services: A nonprofit, volunteer-run hub of books, bicycles and community-minded events.Person in charge: Todd Simmons, PublisherYear Founded: 2003

OFFICE FURNITURECITRON WORKSPACESFort Collins, CO 80527970-231-4666/303-665-7697E-mail: [email protected]: www.citronworkspaces.comProducts/Services: New, used and re-manufactured office furniture, design and space planning, reconfiguration, proper disposal/recycling of old furniture.Person in charge: Paul Glick, Account managerYear Founded: 2004

JUST OFFICE FURNITURE825 S.W. Frontage Road, Unit 2Fort Collins, CO 80524970-493-9039/970-484-1573Website: www.justofficefurniture.comProducts/Services: New and used commercial furniture. As-set management, space planning, office design, installation, relocation, and reconfiguration. Person in charge: Alexa Hepler Mike Hepler, OwnersYear Founded: 1979

WOOL HAT FURNITURE104 Pinon St. Fort Collins, CO 80524970-402-0811E-mail: [email protected]: www.woolhatfurniture.comProducts/Services: Upcycled, local and industrial vintage furniture.Person in charge: Danelle Britt, OwnerYear Founded: 2010

RECYCLERSA-1 ORGANICS16350 Weld County Road 76Eaton, CO 80615970-454-3492/970-454-3232E-mail: [email protected]: www.a1organics.comProducts/Services: Composts, wood mulches, grinding and screening services, green waste recycling, food waste recycling, general recycling services.Person in charge: Chuck Wilson, OwnerYear Founded: 1974

ABSOLUTE SHREDDING37095 County Road 27Eaton, CO 80615970-818-1456E-mail: [email protected]: www.absoluteshreddingllc.comProducts/Services: Secure mobile on-site shredding of documents that are then recycled through Larimer County Recycling Center.Person in charge: Marty Corsberg, OwnerYear Founded: 2010

ACCESS COMPUTER PRODUCTS INC.451 W. 69th St.Loveland, CO 80538970-612-2074E-mail: [email protected]: www.accessrecycling.comProducts/Services: Sells supplies for laser and inkjet print-ers, copiers and fax machines, as well as ink jet, laser and fax machinesYear Founded: 1983

ANDERSEN’S SALES & SALVAGE1490 E. Eighth St.Greeley, CO 80631970-352-7797/970-352-7807E-mail: [email protected]: www.andersonsales.comProducts/Services: Recycling aluminum, lead, brass, cop-per, batteries, iron and catalytic converters.Person in charge: Kenneth Andersen, OwnerYear Founded: 1959

ARAGON IRON & METAL INC.516 N. U.S. Highway 287Fort Collins, CO 80524970-484-2577/970-484-9759E-mail: [email protected]: www.aragonironandmetal.comProducts/Services: Used parts and recycling services, purchase and recycling of aluminum, copper, brass, stainless steel, iron, steel, autos and appliances.Person in charge: Dave Aragon, PresidentYear Founded: 1951

CITY OF FORT COLLINS - ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES DEPT. RECYCLING DROP-OFF1702 Riverside DriveFort Collins, CO 80521970-221-6600E-mail: [email protected]: www.fcgov.com/recyclingProducts/Services: Public recycling drop-off site, open seven days per week during daylight hours. Collects glass, plastics, tin cans, aluminum, cardboard, paperboard, cartons, all grades of paper and used clothing, textiles and shoes.Person in charge: Susie Gordon, Senior environmental plannerYear Founded: 2002

CITY OF LOVELAND - RECYCLING CENTER400 N. Wilson Ave.Loveland, CO 80537970-962-2529/970-962-2907E-mail: [email protected]: www.ci.loveland.co.usProducts/Services: Recycling drop off center.Person in charge: Tyler Bandemer, Solid waste superin-tendentYear Founded: 1995

FORT COLLINS BIKE CO-OP331 N. College Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-484-3804E-mail: [email protected]: www.fcbikecoop.orgProducts/Services: Keeping all bikes out of the landfill, keeping our community riding, and educating neighbors in all things bike.Person in charge: Doug Cutter, PresidentYear Founded: 2003

GALLEGOS SANITATION INC.1941 Heath ParkwayFort Collins, CO 80524970-484-5556/970-484-0662E-mail: [email protected]: www.gallegossanitation.comProducts/Services: Recycling and waste diversion solutions at home, business, and construction projects, including zero waste special events and commercial food waste pickup. Seasonal yard waste and electronic recycling available too.Person in charge: Art Gallegos Jerry Gallegos Rudy Gallegos, OwnersYear Founded: 1959

HAGEMAN EARTH CYCLE INC.3501 E. Prospect RoadFort Collins, CO 80525 970-221-7173/970-221-7163E-mail: [email protected]: www.hagemanearthcycle.comProducts/Services: Organic recycling, mulch producer, retail and wholesale landscape supplies.Person in charge: Roger Hageman, PresidentYear Founded: 1974

MARTIN SUPPLY INC.8405 U.S. Highway 34Windsor, CO 80550970-686-2460/970-686-1202E-mail: [email protected]/Services: Recycling of cars, aluminum, iron, brass, steel, copper, batteries.Person in charge: Carol Martin, CEOYear Founded: 1951

NEWAYA RECYCLING320 E. Vine DriveFort Collins, CO 80524970-658-0575E-mail: [email protected]: www.newaya.comProducts/Services: Newaya buys back iPhones, Blackber-rys, Androids and Windows Smartphones. Person in charge: Brennan N. Zelener, OwnerYear Founded: 2010

NORTHERN COLORADO RECYCLING-GSI1216 N. 11th Ave.Greeley, CO 80631970-484-5556/970-484-0662E-mail: [email protected]: www.gallegossanitation.comProducts/Services: Commercial, industrial and residential recycling; cardboard, newspaper, mixed plastics. Drop-E-way off site or pick-up, Zero waste events. LEED hauling, construction hauling.Person in charge: Sid Doering, Greeley recycle center operations managerYear Founded: 1975

PRO PALLET INC.920 E. Collins St.Eaton, CO 80615970-353-5311/970-454-3286E-mail: [email protected]: www.propallet.netProducts/Services: Manufactures and recycles wood pallets.Person in charge: Jean Kyne, PresidentYear Founded: 1989

PROFESSIONAL DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT5001 S. College Ave., Unit BFort Collins, CO 80525970-493-2455/970-493-2465E-mail: [email protected]: www.pdmsecure.comProducts/Services: Document storage, imaging, document destruction, and paper and cardboard recycling.Person in charge: John Buoniconti, Vice presidentYear Founded: 2001


RMB RECYCLING CENTER1475 N. College Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-484-5384/970-484-5394E-mail: [email protected]: www.rmbrecycling.comProducts/Services: Sells new and recycled lead acid batter-ies, buys all non-ferrous metals, buys and sells wood pallets. Recycles E-Waste and ferrous metals.Person in charge: Dean R Hoag, Owner/President Fred McClean, OwnerYear Founded: 1982

WASTE MANAGEMENT OF NORTHERN COLO-RADO40950 Weld County Road 25Ault, CO 80610970-674-2505/970-674-2515Website: www.wm.comProducts/Services: Recycling services, solid waste collec-tion and disposal services.Person in charge: Rich Morford, District managerYear Founded: 1968

WASTE-NOT RECYCLING1065 Poplar St.Loveland, CO 80534970-669-9912/970-669-9926E-mail: [email protected]: www.waste-not.comProducts/Services: Construction waste recycling, electron-ics recycling, asset recovery and surplus inventory or recycling, plant closure liquidation services, precious metal recovery, manufacturing recycling programs and consulta-tion. Provides balers and brokering for cardboard, stretch wrap and other recyclable commodities. Person in charge: Anita Comer, PresidentYear Founded: 1989

WM PRODUCT RECOVERY SERVICES INC.451 W. 69th St.Loveland, CO 80538970-612-2060/970-612-1135E-mail: [email protected]: www.wm.comProducts/Services: Refurbishes laser and ink jet cartridges, cell phones, laptops, tablets/e-readers and other electronics. Person in charge: Chad Miller, Director - Product recovery groupYear Founded: 1987


TRANSPORTATIONCITY OF LOVELAND TRANSIT - COLT410 E. Fifth St.Loveland, CO 80537970-962-2700/970-962-2936E-mail: [email protected]: www.cityofloveland.orgProducts/Services: Public transportation.Person in charge: Marcy Abreo, Transit managerYear Founded: 1977

EUROPEAN MOTOR CARS INC.505 Riverside Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-484-0040/970-484-0453E-mail: [email protected]: www.europeanmotorcarsinc.comProducts/Services: Energy efficient conversion.Person in charge: John Mitchell, OwnerYear Founded: 1995

FORT COLLINS BIKE CO-OP331 N. College Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-484-3804E-mail: [email protected]: www.fcbikecoop.orgProducts/Services: Keeping all bikes out of the landfill, keeping our community riding, and educating neighbors in all things bike.Person in charge: Doug Cutter, PresidentYear Founded: 2003

GREEN RIDE CO INC.344 E. Foothills Parkway, Suite 29Fort Collins, CO 80525888-472-6656E-mail: [email protected]: www.greenrideco.comProducts/Services: Transportation.Person in charge: Ray Schofield Bob Flynn, OwnersYear Founded: 2009

INTERWEST CONSULTING GROUP1218 W. Ash St., Unit CWindsor, CO 80550970-674-3300/970-674-3303E-mail: [email protected]: www.interwestgrp.comProducts/Services: Site civil engineering, transportation and entitlement services.Person in charge: Terry Rodrigue, PresidentYear Founded: 2002

RENEWABLE FIBER INC.305 Denver Ave., Suite BFort Lupton, CO 80621303-857-0763/303-857-9409E-mail: [email protected]: www.renewablefiber.comProducts/Services: Landscape materials including “metro mulch,” a signature recycled/painted mulch, a full line of compost products, manufactured playground chips, animal bedding utilizing various log sources, including beetle kill pine. A portion of transportation services run on clean LNG (liquid natural gas) engines. Person in charge: John Moser, Owner Ellen Moser, PresidentYear Founded: 1990

SMARTTRIPS419 Canyon Ave., Suite 300Fort Collins, CO 80521970-224-6148/970-416-2406E-mail: [email protected]: www.smarttrips.orgProducts/Services: Provides resources, information and incentives to help commuters travel as often as possible by means other than driving alone in a car.Person in charge: Jeff McVay, Customer and business rela-tions representativeYear Founded: 1993

SUPERSHUTTLE4414 E. Harmony Road, Suite 200Fort Collins, CO 80528970-482-0505/970-223-5088E-mail: [email protected]: www.supershuttle.com/DIAProducts/Services: Cost effective and green friendly shared ride shuttle service between Fort Collins, Cheyenne, Loveland, Greeley, Estes Park, Windsor and Longmont to DIA and back.


Person in charge: Shawn Campbell, General manager Jessica Goepfert, Corporate sales and marketing managerYear Founded: 1972

TRANSFORT BUS SYSTEM6570 Portner RoadFort Collins, CO 80525970-221-6620/970-221-6285Website: www.fcgov.comProducts/Services: Public transportation serving Fort Collins.Person in charge: Marlys Sittner, General managerYear Founded: 1974

VANGO VANPOOL PROGRAM419 Canyon Ave., Suite 300Fort Collins, CO 80521970-221-6859/970-416-2406E-mail: [email protected]: www.smarttrips.orgProducts/Services: Organizes and operates vanpools for Northern Colorado residents with service to Longmont, Boulder, Metro Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, Golden and the Denver Tech Center. Also organizes CarGo which is an online carpool matching program.Person in charge: Anne Blair, Program manager Jeff McVay, Customer and business relations representativeYear Founded: 1993

YELLOW CAB4414 E. Harmony Road, Suite 200Fort Collins, CO 80528970-224-2222/970-223-5088E-mail: [email protected]: www.northerncoloradoyellowcab.comProducts/Services: Yellow Cab offers new hybrid taxis for getting around Northern Colorado. Corporate and personal taxi accounts as well as pre-paid vouchers are available. Taxi staging available for any event or party where alcohol is being served.Person in charge: Jessica Goepfert, Corporate sales and marketing managerYear Founded: 1972

WASTE MANAGEMENTBUNTING DISPOSAL INC.P.O. Box 200203Evans, CO 80620970-339-3023/970-330-4251E-mail: [email protected]: www.buntingdisposalinc.comProducts/Services: Residential, commercial, and construc-tion trash hauling. Recycling.Person in charge: Brian Bunting, OwnerYear Founded: 1968

CITY OF LOVELAND - RECYCLING CENTER400 N. Wilson Ave.Loveland, CO 80537970-962-2529/970-962-2907E-mail: [email protected]: www.ci.loveland.co.usProducts/Services: Recycling drop off center.Person in charge: Tyler Bandemer, Solid waste superin-tendentYear Founded: 1995

CITY OF LOVELAND - SOLID WASTE DIVISION105 W. Fifth St.Loveland, CO 80537970-962-2529/970-962-2924E-mail: [email protected]: www.cityofloveland.orgProducts/Services: Residential collection of refuse, recyclable materials and yard debris; drop-site for recyclable materials and organics.Person in charge: Mick Mercer, Manager

GALLEGOS SANITATION INC.1941 Heath ParkwayFort Collins, CO 80524970-484-5556/970-484-0662E-mail: [email protected]

Website: www.gallegossanitation.comProducts/Services: Recycling and waste diversion solutions at home, business, and construction projects, including zero waste special events and commercial food waste pickup. Seasonal yard waste and electronic recycling available too.Person in charge: Art Gallegos Jerry Gallegos Rudy Gallegos, OwnersYear Founded: 1959

LARIMER COUNTY SOLID WASTE DEPART-MENT5887 S. Taft Hill RoadFort Collins, CO 80526970-498-5760/970-498-5780E-mail: [email protected]: www.larimer.org/solidwasteProducts/Services: County landfill and transfer stations. Recycling of e-scrap, batteries, paint, household and hazard-ous household waste. Educational Center on site.Person in charge: Stephen Gillette, DirectorYear Founded: 1963

NORTHERN COLORADO RECYCLING-GSI1216 N. 11th Ave.Greeley, CO 80631970-484-5556/970-484-0662E-mail: [email protected]: www.gallegossanitation.comProducts/Services: Commercial, industrial and residential recycling; cardboard, newspaper, mixed plastics. Drop-E-way off site or pick-up, Zero waste events. LEED hauling, construction hauling.Person in charge: Sid Doering, Greeley recycle center operations managerYear Founded: 1975


WASTE MANAGEMENT OF NORTHERN COLO-RADO40950 Weld County Road 25Ault, CO 80610970-674-2505/970-674-2515Website: www.wm.comProducts/Services: Recycling services, solid waste collec-tion and disposal services.Person in charge: Rich Morford, District managerYear Founded: 1968

WASTE MANAGEMENT OF NORTHERN COLORADO-ESTES PARK680 Elm RoadEstes Park, CO 80517970-586-5740/970-586-2077Website: www.wm.comProducts/Services: Roll-off dumpsters, commercial, residential solid waste removal, recycling services, industrial services, special event services, recycling drop off center.Person in charge: Rich Morford, Site manager

WASTE-NOT RECYCLING1065 Poplar St.Loveland, CO 80534970-669-9912/970-669-9926E-mail: [email protected]: www.waste-not.comProducts/Services: Construction waste recycling, electron-ics recycling, asset recovery and surplus inventory or recycling, plant closure liquidation services, precious metal recovery, manufacturing recycling programs and consulta-tion. Provides balers and brokering for cardboard, stretch wrap and other recyclable commodities. Person in charge: Anita Comer, PresidentYear Founded: 1989


WATERANDERSON CONSULTING ENGINEERS INC.375 E. Horsetooth Road, Bldg. 5Fort Collins, CO 80525970-226-0120/970-226-0121E-mail: [email protected]: www.acewater.comProducts/Services: Water resources, civil, environmental and river restoration.Person in charge: Bradley A. Anderson, PresidentYear Founded: 1998

AQUA ENGINEERING INC.375 E. Horsetooth Road, Building 2-202Fort Collins, CO 80525970-229-9668/970-226-3855E-mail: [email protected]: www.aquaengineering.comProducts/Services: Engineering for irrigation and pumping system design for landscapes and agriculture, water man-agement, water conservation analyses.Person in charge: Robert Beccard, PresidentYear Founded: 1975

CITY OF GREELEY WATER & SEWER DEPARTMENT1100 10th St., Suite 300Greeley, CO 80631970-350-9811/970-350-9805E-mail: [email protected]: www.greeleygov.com/waterProducts/Services: Water and sewer services are provided to residential, commercial and industrial customers in Gree-ley. In addition, Greeley offers a robust water conservation program to customers.Person in charge: Jon G. Monson, Director of water and sewerYear Founded: 1870



FORT COLLINS - LOVELAND WATER DISTRICT5150 Snead DriveFort Collins, CO 80525970-226-3104/970-226-0186E-mail: [email protected]: www.fclwd.com

Products/Services: Water utility.Person in charge: Michael DiTullio, District managerYear Founded: 1964

IN-SITU INC.221 E. Lincoln Ave.Fort Collins, CO 80524970-498-1500/970-498-1598E-mail: [email protected]: www.in-situ.comProducts/Services: Manufacturer of environmental water monitoring instruments and aquaculture products and design services.Person in charge: John Pawlikowski, CFOYear Founded: 1976

LIDSTONE & ASSOCIATES INC.4025 Automation Way, Bldg. EFort Collins, CO 80525970-223-4705/970-223-4706E-mail: [email protected]: www.lidstone.comProducts/Services: Engineering, geology and water resources consulting.Person in charge: Chris Lidstone, PresidentYear Founded: 1986

LITTLE THOMPSON WATER DISTRICT835 E. Colorado Highway 56Berthoud, CO 80513970-532-2096/970-532-3734E-mail: [email protected]: www.ltwd.orgProducts/Services: Water.Person in charge: Jim Hibbard, District managerYear Founded: 1962

NORTH WELD COUNTY WATER DISTRICT32825 CR 39Lucerne, CO 80646970-356-3020/970-395-0997E-mail: [email protected]: www.nwcwd.orgProducts/Services: Provide water.Person in charge: Don Posselt, District managerYear Founded: 1962

NORTHERN WATER220 Water Ave.Berthoud, CO 80513970-532-7700/970-532-0942E-mail: [email protected]: www.northernwater.orgProducts/Services: Provides water for agricultural, munici-pal, industrial and domestic use in northeastern Colorado. Person in charge: Eric Wilkinson, General managerYear Founded: 1937

SMITH GEOTECHNICAL1225 Red Cedar Circle, Suite HFort Collins, CO 80524970-490-2620/970-490-2851E-mail: [email protected]: www.smithgeotech.comProducts/Services: Civil, geotechnical and structural engi-neering on dams, irrigation water supply projects, electrical substations, water and wastewater treatment plants.Person in charge: Duane H. Smith, PresidentYear Founded: 1987

STEWART ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS LLC3801 Automation Way, Suite 200Fort Collins, CO 80525970-226-5500/970-226-4946E-mail: [email protected]: www.stewartenv.comProducts/Services: Process engineering, product commer-cialization, environmental services and laboratory services. Person in charge: David R. Stewart, PresidentYear Founded: 1985

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