CH2M Hill, a Douglas County-based engineering firm, was named to the 2011 Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For list in the Feb. 7 issue.
Century Casinos Inc. of Colorado Springs has opened a casino aboard the new cruise ship Marina of Oceania Cruises. The Marina is on her maiden voyage with 1,250 passengers.
Earthstone Energy Inc. announced that the company’s common stock has been approved for listing on the Nasdaq Capital Market. Nasdaq trading will begin Wednesday under the ticker symbol “ESTE.”
Forensic Pursuit, a Denver-based computer-forensics company, recently announced the opening of two new locations. The New York office opened in September and the Washington, D.C., office earlier this month.
Synergy Resources Corp. agreed to sell 2,570 net acres in Weld and Morgan counties to an independent oil-and-gas exploration-and-production company for $5.7 million.
EnviroTech Services Inc., a Greeley- based road-maintenance and safety-solutions company, recently had its ESI- Spray Mini Systems named one of the 2010 Top Rollouts by Better Roads magazine. The magazine highlights the top new road-maintenance and -treatment products released in 2010.
USA Funds awarded $200,000 to the Adams County-based American Indian College Fund to provide scholarship support to American Indian students attending tribal colleges and universities.
GEI Consultants Inc., a geotechnical, environmental, water resources, and ecological-science and engineering firm with an office in Denver, announced it has been selected to provide professional engineering services on an as- needed basis to Denver Water’s Engineering Division for water-transmission and -distribution services.
Ska Brewing Co. was named Durango’s Business of the Year in an annual award sponsored by the Durango Chamber of Commerce.
General Services Administration is kicking off the modernization project of the Cesar E. Chavez Memorial Building at 1244 Speer Blvd. The 180,000- square-foot building will undergo a complete modernization.
National Archives and Records Administration announced that the General Services Administration selected Oxford Development Co. Pittsburgh as the developer for its new Rocky Mountain Region facility in Broomfield. The new building will replace the National Archives facility at the Denver Federal Center.
