Skydex Technologies, based in Centennial, has been selected to place its plastic protective material in the flooring of more than 4,000 new all-terrain vehicles that were recently ordered for the U.S. armed forces. The company’s patented technology provides shock-absorption and vibration-dampening properties, lessening the impact on soldiers’ feet and legs from an improvised explosive device.
Colorado Campus Compact at Regis University is one of 13 organizations around the nation to receive a grant to recruit college students to serve as poll workers during the 2009 and 2010 elections. CCC received $74,611 from the U.S. Election Assistance Commission.
Molson Coors Brewing Co. has been highlighted in the the Carbon Disclosure Project 2009 Global 500 report and Newsweek’s inaugural Green Rankings recently for sustainability efforts and environmental disclosure.
Cable Audit Associates of Greenwood Village is establishing operations in Europe. CAA has retained Denver-based Sand Cherry Associates to support CAA’s marketing and sales activities across Europe.
HearingAidDocs.com announced the grand opening of its retail location at 2442 S. Downing St. in Denver’s Washington Park neighborhood. An open house will be held Oct. 7 with free hearing screenings.
Arizona State University expanded its relationship with Qwest with a five-year, $54 million communications agreement. Qwest will manage all of ASU’s voice, data and wireless services.
CSIA, Colorado’s Technology Association, announced the showcase companies and finalists for the 2009 DemoGala. The selected companies have been invited to display their technology products Oct. 8 at the Colorado Convention Center.
