Colorado Springs' Bluestaq approved for $5.6 million in incentives to expand with 585 jobs

Colorado Springs-based government contractor Bluestaq said Friday it will hire 585 people over the next eight years after state economic development officials approved $5.57 million in incentives for the company.

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