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General Dynamics Mission Systems designs, manufactures, integrates, and supports mission systems for land, sea, air, space, and cyber applications. Its manufacturing operations include optical systems, communications equipment, autonomous underwater vehicles, torpedo electronics, custom metal parts, and electronic assemblies, using materials such as beryllium and aluminum.
Part of General Dynamics, General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems is a global aerospace and defense company whose employees work across 27 locations in the United States and Canada. The company develops systems such as aircraft gun systems for the U.S. military and its allies, with capabilities extending from design through qualification and production.
General Electric Company is the corporate successor to an industrial enterprise founded by Thomas A. Edison in 1889, with a history spanning more than 130 years. The company states that its former aerospace, energy, and healthcare businesses now operate as three independent public companies: GE Aerospace, GE Vernova, and GE HealthCare.
General Fabricating Services is a custom contract manufacturer headquartered at a 170,000-square-foot contiguous facility in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania. For nearly 40 years, it has served industrial furnace, power generation, and pollution control companies with fabrication and project work, including custom metal fabrications. Its work can extend from shop assembly through field installation.
Known in the mid-Atlantic transportation industry for dependable service since 1979, General Highway Products supports public-road agencies from its Broomall, Pennsylvania, base. The company assembles and tests traffic-control equipment for customers across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware, with remote offices extending its reach into central and western Pennsylvania. It is PennDOT-certified as a DBE/WBE.
Established in 1902, General Machine Works is York’s oldest operating machine shop, producing custom parts through CNC and conventional machining alongside engineering, repair, and finishing services. Still working from the Prospect Street building expanded in 1918, the family-run business carries multigenerational machining expertise and has continued making General Regulator parts since the late 1930s.
From a 75,000-square-foot plant in New Stanton, Pennsylvania, General Nuclear Corporation supplies bar stock and manufactures components for the defense and commercial nuclear industries. Its machining capabilities include work on large shafts and heavy parts, backed by a quality program aligned with ASME Section III, 10 CFR Part 21, and 10 CFR 50 Appendix B requirements. The facility’s location near Pittsburgh and major freight routes supports delivery to customers across the country.
Founded in Philadelphia in 1965, General Partition Company makes custom interior box partitions, dividers, and separators that keep products stable and protected during shipping. The family-owned and operated manufacturer now works from a 35,000-square-foot Bucks County facility, producing partitions in-house for applications ranging from fragile glass packaging to automotive and pharmaceutical components. Its products are made from recycled materials and are recyclable themselves.
General Partitions Mfg. Corp. manufactures commercial restroom and locker-room products, including toilet partitions, and has more than 50 years of manufacturing experience. The company is based in Erie, Pennsylvania, and describes its products as American-made.
General Plug & Manufacturing makes pipe plugs, reducer bushings, and other standard or custom parts, combining machining, cold forming, and foundry production at its Oberlin, Ohio operation. It supplies manufacturers and distributors in the automotive, pipe, valve and fitting, electrical, and fastener industries, and adds value through sealant application and plating. The company also provides in-house assembly and warehousing for customer products.
Independently owned and operated since 1937, General Press Corporation is a Natrona Heights printer specializing in labels, including in-mold labels it has produced since 2001. Its full-service operation combines printing, precision finishing and prepress support, with quick-turn capabilities suited to changing production schedules and short runs. The company serves local, regional and national accounts across food, beverage and automotive packaging.
General Shale manufactures building materials, with brick production dating to the company’s 1928 formation through the merger of two earlier brick companies. It describes itself as a North American manufacturer with production facilities across the United States and Canada, and is part of Wienerberger AG. Its portfolio and manufacturing network also include building stone, concrete block, and a PVC pipe operation.
Founded by Abe Silverman in 1930, General Wire Spring Company is a third-generation family business that designs and manufactures custom springs and wire forms. Its history includes spring applications ranging from oven doors to elevators and highway construction signs, and the company now produces custom orders from prototypes to large production runs.
Generation Stoneworks is a family-operated natural stone fabricator in Elizabeth Township, Pennsylvania, producing custom Indiana limestone and other stonework for architects, builders, and masonry contractors. The business traces its roots to founder Joe Castagnola’s stone-industry work beginning in 1971, began its own venture in 1988, and passed to his son in 2016; the family company reports two fabrication facilities and 16 employees. Its work includes custom architectural stone fabrication and restoration.
Born from a U.S. copper mill with more than 60 years of cable-manufacturing experience, Genergy Power makes portable power, entertainment, and welding cable assemblies. Unlike a buy-resell supplier, it is vertically aligned with an integrated copper and compound manufacturing facility, supporting product development and inventory control. Its assembly facilities on the East and West coasts, along with a Texas warehouse, give Genergy a national footprint for serving industrial equipment and entertainment customers.
Since 1985, Steve and Brenda Trainor’s Genesee River Trading Company has dealt in rustic furniture and distinctive vintage pieces, building its own “Genesee Style” from an encounter with an Amish maker of bent-hickory furniture and the use of antique finishes. The New Wilmington company also makes rustic lighting and accessories, including hand-laced birchbark shades, and offers its furniture in a broad range of colors rather than limiting it to shades of brown.
Since 1946, Genesis Packaging Technologies has designed and built equipment for sealing parenteral pharmaceutical vials, with a particular focus on container-closure integrity for injectable products. The Honey Brook company also develops residual seal force testing and inspection tools, and supports its installed base with technical training, consulting, and service. Genesis is the successor to The West Company Machinery Systems Division and has seen more than 1,500 machines installed worldwide.
Genesis Private Label is a specialist partner for salon owners and beauty professionals who want a haircare brand of their own rather than another retail label. It offers plant-powered private-label formulas and takes customers through sampling and custom packaging, with products made for professional salon use.
Geneva Bakery grew from Linda Rannels’s childhood baking at her parents’ produce stand into an East Petersburg bakery making cakes, pies, pastries and cookies from scratch. Rannels started the bakery in 2008 after converting her home garage into an inspected commercial kitchen, then moved in 2015 into the former church building where she worshiped as a child and where her parents were married. Today, the bakery is especially known for made-to-order cakes with creamy, not-too-sweet buttercream and fresh daily baked goods.
Since 1969, GenPore has designed and manufactured porous plastic filters and molded parts that precisely control the flow, filtration, diffusion, and separation of liquids and gases. Its 115,000-square-foot facility supports projects from rapid prototyping to high-volume production, with in-house CNC tooling and controlled pore sizes ranging from 5 to 1,000 microns. Based in Reading, GenPore serves industrial, medical, and consumer-product customers worldwide and operates an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality program.