Located in the Platte River Commons Business Park along the North Platte River and next to Three Crowns Golf Course, it’s hard not to feel inspired when working here.
IMPACT Casper joined the IMPACT 307 family in 2013.
Offering a co-working space, multiple conference rooms, two lab spaces, plus teleconference equipment, the IMPACT Casper location offers entrepreneurs comprehensive physical assets to start their businesses.
Within the facility we are able to configure offices, providing adjustable working space no matter the size or needs of a company or business. We’re also located in an Opportunity Zone.
With a long list of great tenants, including the Enhanced Oil Recovery Institute and the Wyoming Business Council (a chief IMPACT 307 program sponsor), IMPACT Casper serves as a hub of innovation and resources for founders. Check out IMPACT Casper’s tenants below and contact us to learn more about getting an office in this great location.
Suite 119
(307) 337-8520 | emily@compliance307.com
Compliance Resources
Compliance Resources provides consulting services with solutions for OSHA, DOT, Operator Qualification, and other regulatory requirements in the construction and oil and gas industries. Specializing in all projects for safety and regulatory compliance, we can help develop and implement safety programs and procedures, provide OQ training and evaluation, administer third-party data provider websites, and so much more.
Suite 123
Disabilities affect many people. We design tools to support homebound caregivers and professional medical staff. We are proud to present EarthThrone, a soft revolution in assistive technology.
Suite 118
(970) 412-3122 | info@infiniteoutdoorsusa.com
Infinite Outdoors
An advanced tech platform to connect private landowners and sportsmen for exclusive hunting and fishing access- on a day-rate basis. The IO app also has advanced mapping features to help any outdoorsman better explore and enjoy the outdoors.
Suite 123
(307) 254-1046 | ilynunn@nulocating.com
Ily and Eric Nunn are founders of Nunn Utility Locating, a startup, private utility-locating company. The firm will provide private utility locating services for Wyoming and the surrounding area. Ground penetrating radar and standard locating equipment will be used to accurately locate underground utilities and minimize risk.
Suite 140R
(307) 234-5333
The Petroleum Association of Wyoming is the voice of the oil and gas industry, including oil and gas production companies, midstream processing, pipeline transportation, oilfield service companies, and affiliated companies offering essential work such as legal services, accounting, consulting and more.
Amoco Reuse Agreement
Suite 249
(307) 472-5595 | renee@arajpb-casper.org
The former Amoco Refinery, located on the westerly side of Casper, was the lifeblood of the community’s economy for over 60 years. Since its beginnings in the early 1900’s, it provided thousands of well-paying jobs and refined petroleum products to Casper and the nation. Amoco employees participated in local affairs and were a vibrant, active part of the local citizenry. However, consistent with practices in the early days, waste generated at the refinery was either buried or allowed to discharge directly to the North Platte River or into the groundwater below. Unfortunately, these early practices have now left the need to clean up the site.
In 1998, several significant events occurred relating to the Amoco refinery property. The Community Facilitation Initiative (or CFI) and Homework Group were established in the spring of 1998. Working with Amoco officials, these groups developed a conceptual plan as to what the refinery property could look like once it was cleaned up and the lands redeveloped.
Also in 1998, a Consent Decree was signed between Amoco and the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality, (or DEQ), which dealt with the requirements set by this State regulatory agency on Amoco regarding the cleanup of the refinery site. Included within these requirements was the mandate that the cleanup standards to eventually be used for site cleanup be decided upon through an open, collaborative process.
Thirdly, during September of this same year, the Reuse Agreement between Amoco, the City and the County was signed. Finally in this same year, the City and County formed the Amoco Reuse Agreement Joint Powers Board to implement this Reuse Agreement with Amoco.
Suite 140
(307) 315-6441| uweori@uwyo.edu
The mission of EORI is to facilitate a meaningful and measurable increase in recoverable reserves and production of oil and natural gas in Wyoming that may otherwise not be realized. Key to this is the effective and efficient transfer of relevant technology, information, and knowledge to Wyoming producers. EORI believes that its mission is being met when producers consider EORI as a vital source of relevant technology, information, expertise, and knowledge for Wyoming fields.
(307) 577-6012 | kim.rightmer@wyo.gov
The Wyoming Business Council is Wyoming’s state economic development and diversification agency.
Suite 134
(307) 315-8832| khutchinson@dcnteam.com
In the fall of 2010 Congress passed the Small Business Jobs Act, a $42 Billion program which allocated $1.5 billion for states and cities to establish Small Business Initiative programs. Seventeen Wyoming municipalities formed a coalition to submit an application to the United State Treasury to bring these funds into their communities for local businesses. The result was the formation of Wyoming Smart Capital Network, LLC, a company contracted to implement the program.
