Sundyne Corp. announced that employees at the Arvada headquarters manufacturing facility have received national recognition for worker safety as a Star Site through the Voluntary Protection Program of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
Parascript LLC, a Longmont-based image-analysis- and pattern-recognition-technology provider, announced that it received CE Mark for AccuDetect Galileo Computer Aided Detection software. CE Mark confirms that a product has met European consumer-safety, health and legal requirements and allows the product to be marketed throughout Europe.
UQM Technologies Inc. of Frederick announced that it has completed an agreement with Golden-based Proterra Inc. to supply electric propulsion systems for use in Proterra’s all-composite fast-charge-battery electric transit buses for one year. Deliveries totaling $627,500 are scheduled to begin in October.
Soteria Systems LLC of Denver announced a mobile personal-security system, FORSSE (pronounced Force), is available to Android mobile devices.
University of Northern Colorado’s Monfort College of Business increased the prize money for its Entrepreneurial Challenge from $18,000 to $36,000 this year. The competition was also expanded to include Entrepreneurial Challenge 101, a preliminary competition.
Raytheon Co. in Aurora, which is developing the next-generation Global Positioning System Advanced Control Segment, successfully completed an integrated baseline review with the U.S. Air Force on schedule.
36 Commuting Solutions, a Louisville-based nonprofit organization, has launched a new Web-based, interactive bicycle map for the U.S. 36 corridor.
Ulta, the largest beauty retailer in the U.S., will open a Jefferson County store Friday at 5284 S. Wadsworth Blvd.
Galaxy Gaming Inc. has expanded its operations into Colorado. The first casinos to go live with Galaxy Gaming’s products include the Lady Luck Casino and the Ameristar Casino, in Black Hawk.
Lake Victoria Mining Co., a Golden-based mining company, announced that its drilling program at the Singida-Londoni gold project in Tanzania successfully intersected possible visible gold and the metallic minerals pyrite and arsenopyrite.
