Economic Hub Target expansion and procurement opportunities from a city that functions as a retail and employment hub for the south Denver metro, hosting major employers and a daytime population exceeding 30,000. Focus on IT, facilities, and services contracting, parks and recreation partnerships, and public sector software needs.

Public Sector Tech Leverage the city’s existing tech stack and governance role to propose upgrades or managed services around core systems (Oracle PeopleSoft, SAS, MicroStrategy, VMware, WordPress) and cyber security assessments (Nessus). Position solutions that improve data analytics, CRM, and enterprise efficiency for public administration.

Smart Mobility Capitalize on ongoing and planned mobility initiatives, such as the Lone Tree Link On Demand and potential electrification studies, to offer fleet management, EV charging, telematics, and transportation analytics solutions to support sustainable transit operations.

Community Growth Align with multi-party park and recreation developments and regional infrastructure projects valued around $31 million. Propose project management, construction tech, BIM, and digital collaboration tools for large public works and Parks & Rec partnerships.

Awards & Visibility Use recognition as Small Community of the Year to build credibility for targeted outreach. Develop proposals for city-wide initiatives, grant-ready programs, and public-facing digital experiences that emphasize innovation, transparency, and resident engagement.