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Established by George French III in 1982, Cabinet Max Corporation makes custom commercial casework and cabinetry for projects across the Mid-Atlantic. The Baltimore-area manufacturer serves construction teams with tailored millwork for settings such as healthcare and education, and is known for coordinating closely when schedules are tight and plans change. Cabinet Max is accredited through the Architectural Woodwork Institute’s Quality Certification Program and combines experienced crews with modern fabrication technology.
Cabinet Restylers is a family-owned-and-operated cabinet manufacturing company that has served kitchen remodelers across the country since 1967. It specializes in cabinet restyling and custom-built cabinetry, producing made-to-size parts and cabinets for kitchen renovations.
For more than 35 years, Cabinet Specialties Inc. has designed and built custom cabinetry in Fredericksburg, Ohio, pairing old-world woodworking with modern machinery and CAD design. Its work spans kitchens, baths and built-in spaces for homeowners and builders across Ohio and surrounding states, with each project shaped around the way a family lives. The company also offers distinctive cabinet door designs, including mahogany and exotic-wood styles.
Cabinets To Go outfits kitchen and home projects with custom-stock and custom-built cabinetry, supported by design consultations and professional installation. With more than 100 showrooms nationwide, the company has also supplied cabinetry for HGTV’s Dream Home for 10 years, pairing showroom guidance with a 30-day best-price guarantee and a one-year installation warranty.
Cabinetworks Group manufactures kitchen and bath cabinetry through a portfolio of 15 brands. Formed in 2020, it brings together more than a century of cabinetry experience and employs nearly 6,000 people across 19 locations, including 15 manufacturing facilities.
Established in 2009, privately owned Cable and Control Solutions builds custom cable assemblies and electrical control panels for industrial applications in Dayton, Ohio. Its specialty is cabling for high-motion and high-flex factory environments, with projects supported from concept and design through repair. As a small company, it gives customers direct access to decision makers and handles both small and large jobs.
Founded in 1989, Cable Associates manufactures custom cable assemblies and harnesses at its 50,000-square-foot facility in Archbald, Pennsylvania. Its build-to-print work spans fiber optic, copper and RF applications, with particular experience supporting defense contractors, broadband networks and complex equipment integration. The USA manufacturer is AS9003 certified and also maintains ITAR, UL, RoHS, REACH and IPC compliance.
Since 1980, Cable Specialties Inc. has supplied and custom-manufactured military and commercial cable, wire, tubing and sleeving, with made-to-order work available in small minimums. The company is particularly known for tracking down hard-to-identify older specifications and supporting demanding aircraft and military requirements, while also stocking and distributing products from a broad range of manufacturers. Its value-added work includes preparing and marking cable and wire to customer requirements.
Cablecraft designs and manufactures engineered motion-control products for OEM applications. Founded in 1949 as an aircraft cable-assembly manufacturer in Tacoma, Washington, it now combines the histories and capabilities of Cablecraft and Cable Manufacturing & Assembly. The company has more than 75 years of experience developing motion-control products and assemblies.
Cables Unlimited is a U.S. manufacturer of custom cable assemblies, wire harnesses, fiber optic cables, and hybrid cables. It provides custom design, engineering, in-house prototyping, cable assembly manufacturing, installation, and testing for communications, wireless, enterprise, military and aerospace, industrial, transportation, robotics, medical, automotive, and computer/data applications.
Founded in Buffalo in 2007 by professionals with decades of commercial printing and advertising experience, Caboodle Printing produces custom printed materials for businesses and events. The company is known for pairing premium paper stocks with timely, competitively priced production, while helping clients develop finished pieces that support their goals. Caboodle Printing is now part of Minuteman Press.
For more than six decades, CACI International Inc. has grown into a national-security company with more than 27,000 employees worldwide, including a workforce that is 39% veteran. It serves defense and intelligence agencies by applying software, engineering, and mission expertise to complex government missions. CACI is also known for completing more than one million background investigations for federal customers.
Cadbury makes chocolate and other confectionery, growing from John Cadbury’s 1824 grocery shop in Birmingham into the brand behind Dairy Milk, Creme Egg and other familiar treats. Its Bournville factory, conceived as a “factory in a garden,” became known not only for chocolate production but also for unusually progressive worker welfare and community support. Cadbury is now part of Mondelēz International and marked 200 years in 2024.
Caddis LLC develops the MANTA, an autonomous aquatic drone that uses UV-C LED technology and real-time sensing to prevent harmful algae blooms and manage water quality without chemicals. Based in Hilliard, Ohio, the company applies environmental-science and engineering expertise to water management for settings ranging from golf-course ponds to municipal reservoirs. Its battery-powered system is designed for continuous monitoring and treatment while reducing disruption to aquatic ecosystems.
Caddix grew from a garage prototype into an athlete-focused cleat company shaped by biomechanics and sports science. Its patented SmartStuds™ technology is designed to flex during pivots and cuts, while its women’s models reflect the company’s effort to build footwear around how athletes actually move.
Cadence is a full-service medical device contract manufacturer that takes complex products from early design through finished-device production and supply chain management. With approximately 800 employees and locations across the United States and Costa Rica, the company combines vertically integrated manufacturing with particular expertise in difficult-to-machine components and miniature medical parts. Cadence operates FDA-registered, cGMP-compliant facilities and maintains ISO 13485 certification, including certified ISO Class 7 cleanrooms for demanding assembly work.
Cadica Group designs and manufactures custom fashion labels, hangtags, trims, packaging, boxes, paper products, buttons, leather patches and labels, and RFID/NFC identification solutions. It serves fashion, premium, and luxury brands through Italian and international production hubs, offering design, prototyping, supply-chain management, logistics, and sustainable certified-material solutions.
Since 1984, the former FEN Enterprises team has built its reputation around Cadillac-only knowledge and a long relationship with the classic-car community. Led by Elsa Mauer and Frank Nicodemus Jr. in Poughkeepsie’s Hudson Valley, CPR is known for carefully bringing significant vintage Cadillacs back to life, including award-winning 1959 and 1960 models. The company serves owners who want a concours restoration as well as those preserving a car for the road.
Family-owned Cadillac Parts & Restoration has served the classic Cadillac community since 1984, with Elsa Mauer Nicodemus and her son Frank Nicodemus leading a Cadillac-only shop known for authenticity and award-winning work. Based in Poughkeepsie, the company helps collectors and enthusiasts preserve and restore cars from the 1940s through the early 1970s, with customers sending vehicles from across the country and overseas.
Founded by tenured industry executives, Cadre Industries supplies wireless-infrastructure products and custom fiber and RF jumpers to keep communications projects moving. Its service-first distribution model is backed by more than 20 regionally coordinated warehouses, an industry-leading vendor-managed inventory program, and quick-turn production at U.S.-based manufacturing facilities.