Situated right on the University of Wyoming campus in the Wyoming Technology Business Center, IMPACT Laramie’s 30,000 sq. ft. facility boasts many amenities to help you work and create more creatively and efficiently.
IMPACT Laramie is the flagship IMPACT 307 location.
Offering offices of varying sizes from small to large, four lab spaces, a bright co-working space, multiple conference rooms (including teleconference equipment), adjustable manufacturing and work spaces, plus access to a SolidWorks station and Adobe Creative Cloud, the IMPACT Laramie location is tailored to support budding founders and business start-ups of any size. We’re also located in an Opportunity Zone.
With a world-class University mere steps away, IMPACT Laramie offer entrepreneurs invaluable access to academic resources and experienced personnel to help launch your ideas. In fact, you’re likely to make a business connection just walking the halls.
See our IMPACT Laramie client tenants below and reach out with questions about securing an office at this flagship location.
Chet Lockard – ARCHITECT, LLC – Suite 214
307-760-7940 | chet@wyoarchitect.com
Chet Lockard – Architect, LLC provides complete architectural, project management, and consulting services throughout Wyoming and surrounding states. Chet Lockard is a licensed architect with over 28 years of experience in various areas including campus planning, property development, building design, owner’s representation, and project management.
Downrange Ops – Suite 212
601-807-5420 | walter.smith@downrangeops.com
Downrange Operations and Training, LLC is an operation, training services, and logistics support company. We plan, execute, and sustain best-in-class solutions for US Government customers. The Downrange Operations team boast experience in the application of government training, logistics, and construction requirements and our specialized technical skills and operational experience have resulted in new contract awards to meet US Government requirements in both foreign and domestic locations.
ESal – Suite 255
307-460-3671 | GThyne@esalinity.com
After more than a decade of research, ESal’s founder discovered that low salinity wasn’t always the answer to increasing oil recoveries. Instead, he discovered that changing salinity of injection fluid can change reservoir wettability. It turns out that the secret to recovering more oil is in the water, but only if you know how your wettability needs to change. ESal created tools for screening, testing, designing and deploying wettability alteration by salinity – Engineered Salinity™.
Resono Pressure Systems – Suite 151
307-766-2098 | info@resonopressuresystems.com
Fisher Innovation Launchpad Winner.
Resono Pressure Systems, Inc. is an engineering startup located in Laramie, Wyoming. Resono was founded to commercialize an innovative unsteady pressure measurement system for advanced aerospace and wind energy applications. Having a decade of experience with the hardware and software associated with these systems and experience performing unsteady pressure measurements in the wind tunnel, flight test and in field testing on wind turbine blades, Resono is well poised to offer innovative and reliable solutions for a wide range of measurement applications. With its low per-channel cost, robustness, reusability, and the ease with which it can be integrated with complex wind tunnel and field measurement applications, Resono’s unsteady pressure measurement system can provide a turnkey solution for a wide range of test and measurement scenarios. Resono offers complimentary services from the design, installation, and integration of the unsteady pressure measurement applications to the long-term operation and maintenance of the system.
Unlocked Labs – Suite 245
Unlocked Labs Inc. is a consumer probiotic company that unlocks silent genes within the microbiome to regain the power for the human body to reduce toxins naturally.
Wyoming Wind Tunnel – Suite 163
307-399-2111 | aaron@wyomingwindtunnel.com
Southeast Wyoming Innovation Launchpad Winner.
WYOMING WIND TUNNEL is a world-class low-speed wind tunnel facility in Laramie, WY that will provide technical services to bicycle, drone, and aerospace industries. The company is founded by Aaron & Melissa Ross of Laramie, WY.
Manufacturing Works – Suite 206B
307-766-4811 | mworkswy@gmail.com
Manufacturing-Works provides broad technical assistance, engineering solutions, general business assistance, marketing assistance, and financial counseling. Manufacturing Works is committed to helping businesses by delivering solutions for creating wealth. Manufacturing-Works, in conjunction with others, can deliver complete solutions for companies.
Wyoming Small Business Development Network – Suite 206A
307-766-3505 | james@uwyo.edu
The Wyoming Small Business Development Center (SBDC), branded as Wyoming Entrepreneur, is a department of the University of Wyoming. The “center” consists of multiple offices throughout the state with business consultants who provide basic business education through consulting, classes and webinars, publications, web services, and referrals to related agencies.
Wyoming Technology Transfer and Research Products Center – Suite 117
307-766-2520 | wyominginvents@uwyo.edu
The WY-TTRPC is the technology transfer office for the University of Wyoming. It also has an outreach mission to assist any Wyoming entrepreneur or inventor across the state. The WY-TTRPC supports Wyoming individuals and organizations in technology transfer – the protection, marketing, and ultimate transfer of their intellectual property to industry.
Steven W. Farkas AVP of Economic Development & Innovation – Suite 220
The Office of Research & Economic Development works with faculty, staff and students in all seven colleges and UW’s outreach programs to link research, technology transfer, and economic development efforts to enhance federal, state and private sector support for faculty and graduate student scholarship. In a real sense, the office coordinates the origination, organization and execution of UW’s research mission with principal investigators, departments, colleges, centers and institutes. Also the Research Office through the Research Product Center, works with faculty, staff, and student inventors to identify, protect and commercialize various kinds of intellectual property. These services are provided so that scholarly activities accomplished at UW enhance the creation of the new knowledge, new applications of existing knowledge, and positively impact economic development and society in general.