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Con-Strux LLC specializes in responsibly recycling concrete, with facilities across Long Island that process demolition debris into recycled aggregate and provide mobile crushing for projects that keep material on site. Its service model also covers transportation and street sweeping, while a proactive safety program includes OSHA certification, weekly independent compliance checks, and ArrowSight video auditing. The company received construction safety awards from BTEA and the Associated General Contractors Association for its safety practices.
Family-owned and built in the USA, Con-Tech Manufacturing is a privately owned concrete mixer manufacturer led by Dan Welsh and Grant McNeilus. Based in Dodge Center, Minnesota, the company builds each mixer to the customer’s specifications for the ready-mix industry, drawing on teams whose average industry experience exceeds 25 years. Its personal, flexible approach includes taking used equipment in trade and responding quickly to individual customer needs.
Conagra Brands is a food company that makes products for consumers through a portfolio of established and emerging brands. The company traces its food-making heritage back more than a century and reported 41 production facilities, approximately 17,400 employees, and about $11 billion in net sales as of FY26.
Founded in 1956 by John Reib to automate material handling, Conair Group makes auxiliary equipment and turnkey systems that keep plastics-processing plants supplied, controlled and running. The Franklin, Pennsylvania-based company now employs more than 500 people and supports processors with application-guaranteed equipment, system engineering, installation and 24/7 technical service. Conair became part of Piovan Group in 2022, while continuing to manufacture much of its equipment in the United States.
Conamix is a battery technology company built around scientists and engineers who take a ground-up approach to improving lithium-sulfur performance. Its work is intended to make lower-cost, higher-performance batteries for applications such as drones and electric vehicles, without relying on expensive materials or constrained supply chains.
For more than 70 years, Conax Technologies has designed and manufactured temperature sensors, compression seal fittings, and cable and harness assemblies, including custom solutions for demanding industrial applications. From its Buffalo headquarters, the company serves customers worldwide and brings engineering expertise to challenges involving pressure, vacuum, high temperature, and hazardous locations. Conax’s certifications include AS9100 with ISO 9001, ISO/IEC 17025, and Nadcap for electronics.
Known for three decades of perimeter-security work, Concentric Security & Construction is a security integrator serving government, defense, commercial and other critical facilities. Its team includes board-certified Physical Security Professionals and professional engineers, and the company carries projects from site assessment through construction while maintaining more than 100 service contracts.
Since machinist James McGuigan founded it in 1988, Concept Components has grown from a small Bohemia shop into a 30,000-square-foot precision manufacturer. The company is known for working closely with customers on demanding parts, from early prototypes through production, with AS9100-certified quality supporting its work for aerospace and other high-specification industries.
Established in 1993, Concept Machine & Tool, Inc. is a Covington, Ohio manufacturer of precision-machined parts and custom assemblies. It operates a 22,000-square-foot, temperature-controlled facility with machining, welding, assembly, and painting areas, and supplies work made to customers’ design specifications.
Founded in 1999 by CEO Sam Hafif, Concept One Accessories designs, manufactures and distributes licensed fashion, consumer and entertainment accessories for brands sold through retailers worldwide. With more than 100 employees and a 30-person in-house design studio, the company combines trend-led design with production oversight from its Shanghai office and partnerships with more than 50 licensing partners. Concept One became part of the GMA Group in 2023 and maintains a broad retail reach across North America, including virtually every major retail chain and more than 1,400 specialty stores.
Concept Print brings together print production and creative brand-identity work, helping businesses turn their visual ideas into branded materials and promotional products. Based in Nyack, the company operates as a one-stop print shop with artwork assistance, proofing, verified supplier sourcing, and an online reordering system. Its team also emphasizes compostable and recyclable options alongside print quality and color accuracy.
Family-owned and operated since 2005, Conceptwear Ltd has built its business around helping organisations create practical branded clothing. Based in Weston-super-Mare, it provides garment printing and embroidery for businesses, schools, sports teams and community groups, with support ranging from design through to decoration. It also runs made-to-order online shops for many of those groups, with no minimum quantities for contract work on supplied garments.
Concierge Audio makes the RMS One, a U.S.-crafted wireless reference music system designed to look like art rather than conventional loudspeakers. Its fully integrated speakers combine high-resolution playback with interchangeable FlexFinish™ panels, while a Custom Shop works with homeowners and interior designers on distinctive finishes. The company also collaborates with artists including Maggie West and Blackout Brother to turn select systems into limited-edition pieces.
Conco Services LLC provides industrial cleaning, inspection, engineering, repair and pre-commissioning work focused on heat exchangers, condensers and piping. Its history includes more than 100 years of field-proven cleaning expertise, and it offers both field services and products such as tube plugs and tube inserts. The company serves facilities worldwide and has its world headquarters in Verona, Pennsylvania.
Concord Plastics, Inc. is a West Hazleton industrial recycling company built around the high-volume reprocessing of manufacturing scrap. Serving industrial customers, it handles post-industrial plastic and can return material to production through tailored resin specifications. Its operation spans two buildings totaling 130,000 square feet and can reprocess up to 100,000 pounds of plastic per day.
Concrete Pipe & Precast, LLC (CP&P) manufactures precast concrete pipe and infrastructure products, serving construction markets across the Mid-Atlantic and Southeastern United States. Founded in 2012, it operates 17 precast production facilities and became a CMC Precast business following CMC’s 2025 acquisition. Its work includes standard and engineered precast products for water, wastewater, stormwater, and dry utility infrastructure.
Pittsburgh-based Concurrent EDA turns customer software algorithms into high-performance FPGA and SoC designs while also distributing embedded modules and high-speed machine-vision cameras. Its work spans real-time processing from 1 to 100 Gb/s, including custom logic embedded directly in cameras or frame grabbers. The company also supplies GigaSens cameras capable of capturing up to 3,600 frames per second at 1 megapixel and offers hundreds of Trenz FPGA modules for embedded applications.
As a nonprofit applied scientific research and development organization, Concurrent Technologies Corporation is known for translating difficult engineering problems into practical technologies for government and commercial clients. In Johnstown, its Center for Advanced Nuclear Manufacturing applies that expertise to the emerging small modular and advanced reactor industry, while its laboratory has provided materials testing for more than 35 years.
Condition One Nutrition is a veteran-owned and operated American company founded by former U.S. Marine Matthew DeMaio after he saw the shortcomings of military meals while deployed in Africa. It makes fresh-baked, high-protein nutrition bars for people who need convenient fuel, baking them daily and shipping them on demand. A portion of its profits supports veteran-run nonprofits.
Condor Electronics manufactures custom wires, wire harnesses, power cord assemblies, electro-mechanical assemblies, and panel assemblies. Its capabilities include automated wire processing, crimping, splicing, soldering, labeling, continuity testing, heat-shrink protection, kitting, and assembly for industrial equipment, office automation, high-performance computing, hospital equipment, consumer goods, and renewable energy markets.