Fortune 500 biotech firm could bring 1,000 jobs to Boulder County
State agency offers $24.8M in tax incentives for potential $130M investment
DENVER — An unnamed Fortune 500 biotech company is considering investing more than $130 million in a new Boulder County operation that could employ as many 1,000 people.
The Colorado Economic Development Commission approved a tax incentive package Thursday worth $24.8 million in an effort to attract the project, currently known only as “Project Charlie Brown.”
It is the commission’s practice not to identify companies the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade is recruiting until incentives are accepted.
“This is a highly confidential project, and the client is very concerned about that confidentiality,” OEDIT director of global business…
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