Since beginning as ColeJon Corporation in 1976, Coleman Spohn Corporation has grown from a small contractor serving NASA and the U.S. military into a Cleveland-based organization serving public and private clients. The company is best known locally for its mechanical contracting work on landmarks such as Progressive Field, Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, while also supporting facilities and recovery needs through a broad contractor network.
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AeroControlexFounded in Cleveland in 1945 as Great Lakes Manufacturing, AeroControlex has spent more than 75 years building aerospace components for commercial and military platforms. Today, the South Euclid company carries that legacy forward from a 70,000-square-foot headquarters where it designs and makes mechanical actuators and pumps, supported by FAA-approved repair capabilities.PAINESVILLE, OH
Crawford United LLCCrawford United LLC is a Cleveland-based holding company whose operating businesses make specialty industrial products for markets such as aerospace, defense, transportation, and petrochemical. The company says it has provided quality-built products for more than 100 years, bringing together a group of industrial manufacturers under one organization.CLEVELAND, OH
Connect-Tec IncA Cleveland-based U.S. small business, Connect-Tec has been known for aerospace test and measurement work since 1997. It supports military and commercial aviation customers with automated test solutions, including service for legacy platforms and turnkey facilities for aircraft programs.HUDSON, OH
R.G. Smith CompanySince 1916, family-owned R.G. Smith Company has built and upgraded industrial and commercial facilities as a full-service, self-performing union general contractor in Northeast Ohio. Acquired by the Nicely family in 1946 and now led by its third generation, the Canton-based company employs more than 300 multi-trade union workers and takes on projects ranging from $1,000 to $100 million and beyond. Its century-long growth from an ironwork and paint-supply store into a design-build contractor reflects a deep bench of in-house trades and two fabrication shops.CANTON, OH