About Us

The Colorado Association for Manufacturing and Technology (CAMT) is a statewide manufacturing assistance center, partially funded by the NIST Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP) and hosted by the University of Colorado. CAMT encourages the strength and competitiveness of Colorado manufacturers through on-site technical assistance and support, collaboration-focused industry programs, and leveraging government, university and economic development partnerships. CAMT hosts myriad programs in support of its mission.

Through onsite support and technical assistance, CAMT works to boost the competitiveness of Colorado manufacturers. CAMT’s experienced engineers and business professionals with skills in manufacturing, management, process and technology work closely with manufacturers to provide company assessments and customized solutions including hands-on facilitation and implementation.

CAMT is committed to maintaining a high level of customer satisfaction and providing results that improve a company's bottom line. Economic impact has been significant as reflected below:

Estimates of Client Benefits - *Cumulative Jan. 2000 - September 2011
Increased Sales - $210,609,980
Decreased Costs - $73,246,707
Capital Spending Increases - $83,154,765
Jobs Created or Saved - 2813

*Source: Independent surveys of 278 companies.

  • CAMT has developed a web portal designed to strengthen the supply chain through enabling companies to search for local suppliers, post jobs, and collaborate on larger national and international opportunities.
  • By partnering with Colorado universities and national laboratories, CAMT helps manufacturers access academic resources and find technology that is available to integrate with their product development.
  • Business networks are imperative to achieving regional industry growth, and CAMT has been a key driver in the initiation of manufacturing taskforces across the state. These taskforces provide a platform for business leaders to learn from other successful business leaders, share technical knowledge and innovations, and uncover strategic partnership opportunities.
  • As a statewide manufacturing advocate, CAMT provides industry analysis to support state-wide economic development initiatives.

Partnerships

  • CAMT and the CSU Office of Community and Economic Development are partners in the CAMT Northern Colorado Manufacturing Extension Partnership Regional Office at CSU in Fort Collins, CO. Learn more here.

  • The Manufacturing Center of Excellence (MCOE) is a partnership working to ensure the global competitiveness of the manufacturing industry in the southern region of Colorado. By providing access to advanced manufacturing training and education programs, MCOE aims to grow and sustain manufacturing competitiveness. Learn more here.

  • The Industry Programs Office assists Colorado companies, non-profit or public entities and communities to access state and federal grants or government programs designed to boost global competitiveness. Learn more here.