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Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Cincinnati, Cryptic Vector develops mission-critical cyber, electronic warfare, secure communications, and mission-enablement systems for national security and government operators. Its engineers work from classified R&D and SCIF facilities on difficult, highly specialized problems, including custom hardware and software for contested environments. The company employs approximately 250 engineers and cyber experts across Ohio, Virginia, Georgia, and Massachusetts.
Established in 2008, Crystal Creek Glass makes custom glass columbaria and personalized memorial headstones from its Fort Jennings, Ohio operation. As a sister company of Window Creations, LLC, it handles every stage in-house, using photorealistic imagery and tempered glass to create memorials with a more personal visual character than conventional stone-front columbaria. The company also describes itself as faith-based and serves a Judeo-Christian clientele.
For more than 30 years, Crystal Mountain has been known for designing and manufacturing water dispensers used in homes and offices around the world. Its Southern China facility combines engineering and research teams with on-site testing, while regional sales and service hubs support customers across North America, Europe, and beyond.
Founded by the Chen family in Queens in 1990 with $100, Crystal Window & Door Systems manufactures custom windows and doors for residential and commercial projects. The family-run company now employs roughly 700 people across six plants, with a 215,000-square-foot headquarters and manufacturing facility in Queens and products distributed across more than 40 states. Its in-house, vertically integrated production includes a luxury Opus line fabricated with Belgian Reynaers Aluminum at the company’s Scranton, Pennsylvania facility.
CS Brothers LLC is a Lexington, Ohio shop known for combining traditionally trained craftsmen with modern production technology. For nearly two decades, its team has handled large federal renovation work for military and medical facilities, completing more than 300 projects across over 30 states. The company also applies that experience to custom casework for institutional and commercial spaces.
Founded in Ohio in 1979, CSafe makes temperature-controlled shipping systems that protect life-science products from the manufacturer to the patient. Its active and passive cold-chain packaging is paired with qualification services and CSafe Connect real-time shipment visibility, supporting deliveries across more than 185 countries. The company says its products have safely carried more than 10 billion doses.
Headquartered in Auburn Hills, CSP develops its own lightweight composite materials and molds them into components for the transportation industries. With more than 50 years in composites, the company combines in-house materials research, engineering and manufacturing across 14 facilities, employing about 4,500 people across North America. Its work includes lightweight vehicle structures and EV battery enclosures, alongside precision stamped metal parts that support its vertically integrated approach.
Family-owned for three generations, CSW, Inc. has provided packaging premedia services and cutting-die solutions since 1937, connecting brand owners, agencies and printers from concept through production. Its specialists combine packaging expertise with visualization, color-managed prepress and technical support, including the WrapIt™ service for correcting distortion in shrink packaging. CSW operates from multiple U.S. locations, maintains ISO-compliant quality programs, and is a WBENC-certified women-owned business.
Founded in 2005, CT Metal Source is a family-owned Toledo supplier of carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminum, serving customers across North America. The company handles orders from small quantities to multiple truckloads and can process inventory to customer specifications. CT Metal Source has also been a certified National Minority Supplier Development Council member since 2007, with offices in Toledo and Monterrey, Mexico.
Founded in 1955 as Clinch-Tite, CTC Packaging makes custom wooden pallets and crates while supplying packaging materials and equipment for manufacturers across North America. Pallet production began in Sandy Lake, Pennsylvania, in 1958, and the Staples family acquired the company in 1973. CTC later expanded beyond wood packaging and now pairs its manufacturing work with warehousing, inventory support, and repair service for packaging machinery.
For more than 30 years, Dayton-based CTC Plastics has produced high-volume compression-molded plastic components, with particular expertise in durable plastic pallets and large structural parts. Its large-format presses, in-house materials engineering, and ISO/IEC 17025:2005-certified laboratory support programs from prototype through domestic production. The company also incorporates recycled compounds and reclaimed scrap where possible, tying waste reduction to long-lasting molded products.
CTI is a defense technology company developing open, integrated, multi-domain technology solutions for military and security applications. Its offerings include sensors and platforms, data analytics and visualization, mission analytics, UxS controllers and compute modules, wearable technologies, geospatial augmented reality, ISR mission management systems, and low-LPI/LPD communications technologies.
Founded in 1992, Cincinnati-based CTI Products develops and manufactures hardware and software that connect, control, and monitor two-way radio systems over IP networks. Its RadioPro platform extends Motorola MOTOTRBO and Kenwood NEXEDGE communications to PC dispatch consoles and mobile devices, while its MCN systems provide remote monitoring of comparators, voters, and site equipment. As part of Combined Technologies, CTI also offers in-house custom circuit and software design, building prototype and production runs for customers.
CTi Sensors is a Solon, Ohio manufacturer known for developing high-precision MEMS sensing equipment for industrial and research use. Its U.S.-made systems help customers measure tilt and motion in applications ranging from machinery to navigation, including environments affected by shock or vibration.
CTi Smart Systems is the IoT division of CO-AX Technology Inc. that designs and manufactures cellular cloud-based intelligent controllers, monitors, modules, power analyzers, control panels, and related electronic products for utilities, industry, commercial applications, and infrastructure.
Founded in 1946, veteran-founded and family-owned CTL Aerospace manufactures fiber-reinforced polymer structures and provides repair and overhaul of aircraft engine components. The Cincinnati-area company describes more than 74 years of composite-processing experience, a 300,000-square-foot manufacturing space, and service to aerospace and industrial customers as well as the U.S. government.
Cub Cadet has been building outdoor power equipment since 1961, beginning with its first garden tractor and later becoming known for innovations such as the world’s first hydrostatic-drive garden tractor. Today, the brand makes lawn and commercial mowers, snow blowers, and utility vehicles, supported by a national network of independent servicing dealers.
Based in Brooklyn’s historic Navy Yard, CubeFabs builds modular semiconductor micro-factories and the AI systems that control them. The company traces its work back to 2010 and uses its nControl platform to monitor and improve production in real time, with a focus on difficult next-generation materials such as gallium oxide and other ultra-wide-bandgap semiconductors. CubeFabs emerged from Nanotronics and combines factory design with process-control software to take materials from research and development toward scalable production.
Based in Brooklyn’s historic Navy Yard, CubeFabs builds modular semiconductor micro-factories and the AI systems that control them. Founded in 2010 as Nanotronics, the company now uses its nControl platform to monitor and improve production in real time, helping manufacturers scale difficult next-generation materials such as gallium oxide from research into production. CubeFabs also operates from Ohio and serves applications including advanced power devices for data centers and electric vehicles.
Culligan is a water-treatment company that provides residential, commercial, and workplace water products and services. The company says it has delivered water solutions since 1936 and serves customers through a network of dealers and water experts; its offerings include water-softening and filtration systems.