PMS moves its headquarters to Boulder Technology Center in Niwot, Col.
Particle Measuring Systems (PMS) announced that it would be relocating its corporate headquarters from Airport Blvd. in Boulder, Col., to the Boulder Technology Center in Niwot, Col., on June 1, 2022. The company’s new base of operations is 124,000 ft2, more than twice as large as its current HQ, allowing it to house the manufacturing and business operations previously located in Boulder.
“This is a unique opportunity for us to design a space that accommodates the needs of all our employees while creating a positive customer and employee experience. This is a long-term strategic project for PMS and demonstrates significant capital investment by our parent company, Spectris. We are targeting operational occupancy of the building in early 2024,” said John Mitchell, president, PMS, in a company press release. “The vision for our new PMS HQ is to create an engaging, inclusive, and welcoming workplace with employees and customers in mind.”
Source: Particle Measuring Systems
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