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Founded in 1970, Conductive Technologies develops and manufactures printed electronics and electrochemical sensors for medical-device and industrial applications. From its 110,000-square-foot facility, the company takes projects from early sensor concepts through development and high-volume contract manufacturing, with particular depth in disposable diagnostic biosensors and flexible electronic components. Conductive Technologies is certified to ISO 13485:2016 and operates in compliance with FDA 21 CFR Part 820.
Founded in 2014 and named for the Conecuh Ridge area of Alabama, Conecuh Brands is a creative incubator for super-premium spirits brands. Its 30-plus-person team builds authentic brand stories and distributes them across all 50 states and internationally, while a new distillery in Troy, Alabama, brings production closer to the company’s Alabama roots.
Conery Manufacturing, Inc. makes pump and wastewater equipment, including its #2900 Series float switches and Freeflo base elbow rail systems. The Ashland, Ohio company says it has served the wastewater industry for more than 40 years and provides products and accessories for pump systems.
Founded in 2001 as a mulch supplier for Downingtown landscapers, A-1 Mulch has grown into a two-location landscaping supply center serving contractors and homeowners across the Pennsylvania tri-state area. The company supplies materials for landscaping, hardscaping and outdoor-living projects, with its own delivery fleet and certified buckets that measure a true yard. A-1 Mulch also reflects its community roots through ongoing support for local organizations and the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House.
Conestoga Log Cabins & Homes manufactures ready-to-assemble log cabin kits for campgrounds, resorts, military bases and other government facilities. Its 100,000-square-foot Pennsylvania production facility precision-mills and labels each component, while its project teams can support design, delivery and assembly worldwide. The company has sold more than 1,000 commercial cabin kits in recent years and has served U.S. military installations for more than a decade.
Established in 1960, Conestoga Tool is a second-generation Malvern, Pennsylvania manufacturers’ agent specializing in ultra-precise tooling and made-to-print component parts. Its work routinely reaches tolerances of .0001 inch and beyond, and the company is known for finding workable solutions to difficult requirements that other suppliers have been unable to meet. Conestoga serves manufacturers nationwide across demanding fields such as aerospace, semiconductor, fiber optics, and medical equipment.
Conestoga Wood Specialties has manufactured cabinet doors and wood components for the kitchen and bath industry since 1964, growing from a small Lancaster County garage into a family-owned nationwide company with more than 1,000 employees and four manufacturing facilities. It is known for dependable production and delivery of custom cabinetry components, serving cabinet shops and manufacturers with products made to specified designs and finishes.
Coney Island Brewing Company brews craft beer inspired by Coney Island. Its explicitly listed products include Mermaid Pilsner and Merman IPA, available in cans and draft formats, with distribution primarily in the New York metro area and availability in New York and New Jersey.
Founded by Brooklyn native Aaron Max Epstein, Coney Island Saucery makes craft hot sauces shaped by the grit, nostalgia, and food memories of Coney Island. The company pairs Epstein’s background as a graphic designer with his talent for developing sauces, including officially licensed creations tied to Trailer Park Boys, Fallout, and Slayer. Its sauces are sold through more than 120 retailers across North America.
Founded in 1973, family-owned Confer Plastics manufactures pool and spa entry systems and other proprietary plastic products while providing custom blow-molding services from its North Tonawanda, New York operations. The fourth-generation business has 20 accumulator-head machines, nearly a quarter-million square feet across two facilities, and a 150-person team, including employees with an average tenure of nearly 12 years. Its custom molding work ranges from large hollow parts to specialized products made for customers, alongside its own pool accessories, sleds, and patio furniture.
Confluent Holdings is a St. Louis-based holding company established in 2015 that acquires and builds businesses across the United States. Its portfolio spans manufacturing and service industries, and the company says it invests for long-term growth rather than acquiring businesses for quick resale. Confluent reports more than 25 acquisitions and over 950 associates across its businesses.
Conformance Technologies, Inc. provides technical training, IPC certifications, consultation, ESD training, and printed circuit board assembly services to the electronics manufacturing industry. The company offers prototype and low-volume assembly, workmanship training, and IPC certification courses.
Known for patented packaging innovation, Conformer Products, Inc. develops shipping solutions for eCommerce companies whose small merchandise can qualify for USPS Automated Flat rates. The company also creates custom presentation folders and selectively licenses its technology to strategic North American partners.
Founded in 2006, Công ty TNHH Quốc Tế Đa Tri manufactures thermoformed plastic packaging and trays for applications including food and components, while also providing contract printing on packaging. Based in Ho Chi Minh City, the company says it supports both small orders and larger production needs, with in-house engineers, experienced workers and modern production equipment. Its catalog includes custom-forming services alongside established tray designs, and the company states that it can advise on or develop new patterns from customer ideas.
Founded in 1886, Congoleum makes resilient flooring and has been part of the flooring industry for nearly 140 years. The New Jersey-headquartered company operates manufacturing facilities in Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, and describes innovations including in-register embossing for resilient sheet, groutable resilient tile, and digitally printed PVC-free resilient tile and plank.
Since opening in November 1996, Congressional Seafood Company has built its identity around supplying fine-dining kitchens and gourmet markets from its Jessup, Maryland facility. Today, its custom cut-house and distribution operation serves hundreds of hospitality and retail customers across the Mid-Atlantic, with expert fish cutters preparing seafood to each customer’s specifications. Its SQF Level 3 facility supports the company’s emphasis on traceability and food safety.
Baltimore-based Congruence Medical Solutions designs, develops and supplies drug-delivery devices that add precision and usability to standard prefillable syringes and other primary containers. The company is especially known for its award-winning Microliter Dosing Syringe, developed for difficult small-volume injections and recognized with the 2019 PDA Drug Delivery Innovation Award in partnership with Santen Pharmaceutical. Its platforms also address viscous and variable-dose therapies, home injection, and drug waste from vials, including through the ELDO™ technology selected for the Johnson & Johnson Innovation–JLABS and BARDA BLUE KNIGHT program.
Founded by inventor William Shaffer in 1999, Conicity Technologies develops engineered edge-preparation systems and services that help cutting tools run longer and more consistently. Based in Turtle Creek, the company builds its own machines in Western Pennsylvania and also performs edge preparation with typical one- to two-business-day turnaround. Its later EdgeHone line applies that tooling expertise to hockey skates, removing grinding burrs and polishing the hollow for smoother glide and safer blade edges.
Conley Caseworks builds architectural woodwork components for the design community and general construction marketplace. Based in Elma, New York, the company describes its work as AWI Quality Certified and says it delivers products nationally or installs them regionally.