Clients in the News

Planning Input Needs Early Can Keep Money in Your Pocket
Nutrien Financial's Jordan Howe writes in Farm Progress about how purchase timing matters when it comes to planning for the next crop season.
ICM Recognized by AGC for Construction Safety Excellence
Industrial Constructors/Managers, Inc. (ICM) has been awarded a Construction Safety Excellence Award (CSEA) from the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC), earning second place in the Specialty Division for companies with 450,000 – 1 million work hours.
Gilmore and ICM Partner to Install Concourse A Baggage Handling System at Denver International Airport
ICM and Gilmore have been awarded a contract to install a new Daifuku baggage handling system in Concourse A at Denver International Airport. The details are in Constructor.
ICM Relocates to Expanded Thornton Facility, Doubling Steel Production Capacity
ICM has relocated to a significantly larger facility, marking a major milestone in the company's growth and commitment to the local economy. Colorado Construction & Design covered the news.
ColoradoBiz Icons & Achievers 2026
ICM's Arnold Moya was recognized as one of Colorado's Icons in Colorado Biz Magazine's Icons & Achievers Awards.
This 3D Model Captures a Rare Tropical Glacier Before it’s Gone
Geolocation technology from Trimble helped map in centimeter-level detail a tropical glacier in Indonesia that's rapidly disappearing. Fast Company covered the story.
AI Deepfakes Force Fintech Identity Models Toward Cryptographic Proof
AI-driven impersonation, deepfakes and increasingly sophisticated social engineering tactics are rapidly eroding confidence in traditional security approaches and come at a high cost. SLC Digital's CEO Travis M. McGregor writes in Security Today about how banks are now adopting hardware-rooted cryptographic keys.
Turning Empty Floors into New Homes
Commercial real estate owners continue to face a defining challenge: too much office space in many markets and too little attainable housing in the same communities. KeyBank's Robert Likes writes in Commercial Search about converting office buildings into new homes.