DaVita Inc., a Denver-based provider of kidney-care services, announced it was named the only kidney-care-services provider on the 2010 Newsweek Green Rankings list. DaVita was ranked No. 22 overall among the 500 largest publicly traded U.S. companies for its environmental footprint, policies and strategies, and reputation among environmental experts.
KTGY Group, with offices in Denver and California, has merged with CAX, a Tysons Corner, Va.-based architectural firm. The combined firms will provide services to clients in single- family, multifamily, senior communities, student housing, military housing and mixed-use markets.
Porter Adventist Hospital’s Breast Center and Comprehensive Breast Care is among two Colorado programs to have received national accreditation from the American College of Surgeons’ National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers.
Dish Network LLC of Douglas County announced that Dish Network’s Google TV solution is now available to customers for $179.
Proterra Inc., a Golden-based maker of zero-emission commercial-transit solutions, announced that five major urban transit agencies received more than $25 million in grants from the Federal Transit Administration to purchase 20 fast-charge-battery electric transit buses and four EV charging stations.
Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel announced that it achieved a 4 Green Key Rating through the Green Key Eco-Rating Program. A 4 Green Key rating demonstrates a commitment to protecting the environment through wide-ranging policies and practices.
Ball Corp. of Broomfield announced the company will relocate a metal- beverage-can production line originally intended for Lublin, Poland, to Ball’s Belgrade, Serbia, plant.
NewsGator, a Denver-based provider of social-networking solutions, unveiled a new solution package for its social-computing suite that enables organizations to cultivate new products, initiatives and strategies.
Caplan and Earnest LLC was named Organization of the Year by the Boulder YWCA for its efforts in the Pack to School program, providing backpacks and supplies to low-income students, and for its support of the Carriage House, Boulder Reads and Boulder Mental Health Center projects.
