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Archive - 2008

September 2008
RTi Ranks in Inc. 5000
For more than 27 years, Inc. Magazine has been ranking companies publishing the Inc. 5000 list. Criteria for making the list is based on revenue growth over a three year period. Additionally, Inc. Magazine ranks companies in various categories. Riverside ranked 45 out of the top 50 engineering companies. Out of the companies making the Inc. Top 5000 companies, Riverside ranked 2900.

Riverside Makes the Top 250 in the Colorado Biz Magazine
Riverside has made the ColoradoBiz magazine top 250 fastest growing companies list for several years now and this year moved from 141 to 120! Criteria for this ranking is based on revenue growth and Riverside showed a 29% increase in revenue for 2007.

August 2008
New Hampshire Learns Key Findings of Flood Impact Mitigation Study
Riverside was part of the team for this study performing field investigations and analyses. For the full FEMA article, please click here.

July 2008
Riverside Awarded HEC Blanket Purchase Agreement
Riverside Technology, inc. was awarded a multi-year blanket purchase agreement (BPA) supporting the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE). The contract calls for Hydrologic Engineering Analysis, Modeling and Studies for the Hydrologic Engineering Center (HEC) in Davis, California, U.S.A.

May 2008
Riverside Makes the Northern Colorado Business Review Mercury 100 List!
For the third year in row, Riverside made the NCBR Mercury 100 List of Northern Colorado's fastest-growing businesses. This year NCBR published two lists - one for the top 50 companies with revenue topping $2 million, another for the same number of businesses with sales below the $2 million threshold. Based on a strong 3 year revenue growth, Riverside ranked 23 out of 50 in the Mercury Fastest Growing Companies over $2 Million.

Archive - 2007

September 2007
Bangladesh project highlighted in Sept. 11, 2007 issue of the Coloradoan
Riverside's Bangladesh project was highlighted in the September 11, 2007, issue of the Fort Collins Coloradoan newspaper. The article stated that "In conjunction with the Center for Geographic Information Services and Bangladesh Disaster Preparedness Centre, and funded by the U.S. Agency for International Developments Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance, Riverside's flood monitoring system sends text messages with a two-day forecast to villagers with cell phones. The two-day forecast not only informs villagers of a predicted rise in river levels but also how much, within about 20 inches. While cell phones in the area are growing in popularity, the program, which started disseminating updates in 2004, reaches about 5 to 10 percent of villagers. That message is then relayed by word-of-mouth when the water in surrounding rivers is rising and by how much."

"Riverside Technology, inc. Awarded $115 Million Contract"
For the entire press release issued by Riverside please click here.