Denver Office of Economic Development announced the availability of $12.1 million in foreclosure-redevelopment funds to affordable-housing developers. The OED is accepting applications for redevelopment of multifamily properties in Denver through the Neighborhood Stabilization Program 2.
Einstein Noah Restaurant Group Inc., a Lakewood-based bagel-restaurant company, announced its lower-calorie and lower-fat bagel-thin sandwiches.
Ice Energy, a Windsor-based provider of smart-grid-enabled energy-storage solutions to the electric-utility industry, announced an agreement with Science Applications International Corp. that will extend the company’s Ice Bear distributed energy-storage offering to federal government agencies and the military.
Vuka, a Denver-based maker of energy drinks, announced a three-year contract with Denver Theatres and Arenas to be the exclusive energy-drink vendor for Red Rocks Amphitheatre.
Premier Members Federal Credit Union will host a grand opening at its new Wal-Mart location, 4651 W. 121st Ave. in Broomfield.
Trees, Water & People, a Fort Collins- based environmental nonprofit organization, has achieved Charity Navigator’s four-star rating for sound fiscal management for the second year in a row.
St. Andrew’s Village, a senior living community in Aurora, received a customer award as part of My InnerView’s 2009 Excellence in Action program.
Intermap Technologies, a Denver-based 3-D digital-mapping and geospatial-solutions company, and Spatial Energy announced the integration of NextMap high-resolution elevation data into Spatial on Demand, an energy-specific online database.
Aircell of Broomfield announced that the company’s business-aviation group has received AS9100 certification for its quality-management system.
The Institute of Business and Medical Careers purchased the former New Frontier Bank building at 2315 N. Main St. in Longmont for its fourth college campus.
