Woodward commemorates completion of first two phases of Lincoln Campus
FORT COLLINS — Woodward Inc., a designer and manufacturer of components for the aerospace and industrial markets, on Tuesday held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to commemorate the completion of the first two phases of its Lincoln Campus in Fort Collins.
The first two phases consist of a 60,000-square-foot headquarters building and a 303,320-square-foot building that houses the company’s industrial turbomachinery systems division. The cost of the two phases totaled about $134 million.
The campus is located at 1041 Woodward Way between East Lincoln Avenue and East Mulberry Street, west of South Lemay Avenue. It occupies the former 101-acre Link-n-Greens golf course.
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When built out, the Woodward Technology Center will consist of 660,000 square feet of office and manufacturing space, and is expected to employ up to 1,700 people.
Chicago-based Mortenson Construction, which has a development office in Denver, was the general contractor for the first two phases of the project. The design team on both buildings was led by Dearborn, Mich.-based Ghafari Associates LLC.
Work on the campus began in 2013 and is expected to be completed in 2023.
Woodward’s products are used in fixed-wing and rotorcraft platforms in commercial, business and military aircraft, ground vehicles and other equipment.
