Peak Innovation Park
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A Thriving Community

  • “Most Desirable Place to Live” (U.S. News & World Report, 2018)
  • Second largest city in Colorado – MSA population over 670,000
  • Only 70 miles (one hour drive) from Denver
  • Low cost of living and operating
  • Highly educated workforce – more than 38% of adults have a bachelor’s degree or higher
  • Extraordinary quality of life and outdoor lifestyle

A Hub for Industry

  • Key industries: Aerospace & Defense, Information Technology, Cybersecurity, Manufacturing, Healthcare & Medical Technologies, and Sports
  • Diverse manufacturing presence with more than 400 manufacturers in the region
  • 30+ Fortune 500 companies including HP, Progressive Insurance, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Oracle Corporation, Ford Motor Credit, and Northrop Grumman
  • Five military installations with key command units such as Air Force Space Command, Army Strategic Command, and North American Aerospace Defense Command
  • Olympic City USA - Headquarters of the U.S. Olympic Committee, U.S. Olympic Training Center, and the U.S. Olympic Museum and Hall of Fame (opening 2019)
  • National Cybersecurity Center providing collaborative cybersecurity research, education, and training

Educated Workforce

  • Top rated higher education institutions including four NSA certified Centers of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance
  • U.S. Air Force Academy
  • University of Colorado Colorado Springs
  • Pikes Peak Community College
  • Colorado Technical University
  • Colorado College
  • More than 46,000 university and college students
  • Steady stream of veterans entering the workforce

Accessibility

  • Centrally located in Mountain Time Zone
  • Approximately 8 miles to downtown Colorado Springs and 4 miles to 
  • Interstate 25
  • Colorado Springs Airport 
    • 7,200 Acres of air field
    • 400+ Acres of land for aviation related development
    ​• Four Business Centers:  General & Corporate Aviation, Commercial Aviation, Military Aviation, Business Park
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Source: Colorado Springs Chamber & EDC, 2018  
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  • Home
  • Master Plan
  • Location
  • Why Colorado Springs?
    • Overview
    • Major Employers
    • Nearby Businesses
    • Top Industries
    • Available Incentives
    • Colorado Springs Airport
    • El Paso County and Colorado
    • Transportation
    • Recreation
    • Education
    • Amenities
  • Why Peak Innovation Park?
    • Property Details
  • Contact