BRAVO! Sylvan Dale is thrilled to learn that the former HP/Agilent campus in Loveland has been chosen as the location for the new Colorado-based Aerospace and Clean Energy Manufacturing and Innovation Park.
HP/Agilent Technologies Inc. campus in Loveland, CO. Photo credit: Google Maps
We applaud all those who worked so hard to bring this exciting project, called “the biggest economic development initiative in Colorado in at least a quarter century” (Tom Clark, Metro Denver EDC) to our home town!
According to Lori Jarrett, Northern Colorado Real Estate Examiner, “NASA has chosen the Agilent Technologies, Inc. campus in Loveland, Colorado as their choice for the new project which will create an estimated 7,000 jobs locally.”
The new development will create a major economic boost for the area, and for the state.
The ACE Manufacturing and Innovation Park will:
- Create 10,000 jobs across the state.
- Generate $7 billion in net economic output per year.
- Locate 100 high tech and clean energy companies at the park.
- Be a regional economic development engine that will drive growth in the state.
(source: http://www.ci.loveland.co.us/NEWS/ACE_Loveland.htm)
What’s being said about about ACE:
William D. Cahill, Loveland City Manager
Don Churchwell, interim CEO Northern Colorado EDC
Tom Clark, head of the Metro-Denver Economic Development Corp.
Betsey Hale, Loveland business development manager
Read more about the ACE project:
Loveland lands ACE (Aerospace Clean Energy) Manufacturing and Innovation Park
Loveland lands Aerospace Clean Energy Manufacturing and Innovation Park
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CAMT Fact Sheet
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