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With more than 45 years in the commercial construction industry, Construction Innovations Co. Inc. is an Upstate New York partner for professionals shaping commercial buildings. The company is known for its American-made Thermocure concrete test-cylinder curing box while also helping architects, engineers, and contractors make informed decisions about building systems.
Since the mid-1980s, Construction Polymer Technologies has developed and supplied customized products for rail mass transit systems. Founded by Ronald Raymond, who pioneered vibration-reduction solutions for rail, the company focuses on vibration damping and electrical-isolation products for railway track construction and maintenance of way.
Construction Robotics is a Victor, New York company known for designing jobsite-ready machines that take the physical strain out of construction work. Its MULE equipment is built to work alongside crews, helping them handle heavy materials more safely while extending careers and opening construction work to a broader workforce.
Founded in 1948, Construction Specialties develops and manufactures architectural products and provides architectural product problem-solving for building projects. Its stated specialties include products for building interiors and exteriors, with its headquarters in Lebanon, New Jersey, and manufacturing operations across North America and other regions.
Construction Supply Centers, operating as New Holland Concrete, is the largest single-site concrete masonry producer in eastern USA. The company provides a full line of architectural concrete masonry, hardscapes, construction supplies, ready mix, and commercial doors to contractors and homeowners.
Known around the Capital District for its round-the-clock service, Constructive Copy is a confidential document-production shop serving legal, construction and corporate clients. The Latham company handles print work, scanning and large-format signage, with secure document practices and free pickup and delivery throughout the region.
Contact CI builds haptic wearables that capture and return the force behind human hand movements for physical-AI training, robotic teleoperation, and immersive simulation. Its Maestro EP glove uses patented ExoTendon technology to provide finger-level force feedback while recording contact and manipulation data, including lab-proven tracking across 23 degrees of freedom. The company also supplies Unity, Unreal, and C++ integration paths for robotics and simulation teams.
Contact CI is an Ohio-based haptics company known for its patented ExoTendon approach to simulating touch and force. It develops Maestro EP wearable systems for Physical AI teams that need to capture human dexterity or give operators a more natural way to control robots remotely.
For more than 20 years, Contact Technologies has built its identity around helping electrical-equipment manufacturers solve demanding contact-design problems. The St. Marys company develops custom electrical contacts and assemblies for commercial, industrial, and residential equipment, working with customers from early application engineering through production. Its ISO 9001:2015 registration and in-house tool and die shop support that hands-on, design-to-production approach.
Charlotte-based Contagious Graphics, Inc. screen prints custom apparel, vinyl stickers and posters for customers across the United States. The company stands out for its free artwork verification service, which checks designs for screen-printing problems before an order is placed, and for its distinctive Garage Sale offer built around leftover blank shirts and mixed-color printing. Its customer comments date back to 1999.
Container Graphics Corporation is a family-owned manufacturer of tooling and printing products for the corrugated packaging industry, founded by Phil and Alice Saunders in Toledo, Ohio, in 1960. It grew from a flexographic and letterpress printing-plate manufacturer into a North American network producing steel-rule cutting dies and flexographic plates, with services reaching customers worldwide.
Container Management Company LLC provides lifecycle management for industrial packaging and container waste streams. It sells new, reconditioned, reusable, recycled, plastic, steel, and fiber packaging, and provides container cleaning, reconditioning, recycling, disposal, collection, delivery, and storage services.
Since 1956, Container Research Corporation has designed and manufactured reusable metal shipping and storage containers, maintenance platforms, and large fabricated structures. The small business takes projects from concept and prototyping through production and in-house testing, with three Pennsylvania and Maryland facilities totaling about 390,000 square feet. CRC is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D and is particularly known for sealed aluminum containers and helicopter rotor-blade boxes.
Conte Farms in Tabernacle, New Jersey, is a pick-your-own farm where visitors ride wagons into the fields to gather seasonal fruits and vegetables. The family-friendly farm also sells pre-picked produce and runs a bakery known for warm apple cider doughnuts and fresh pies, while welcoming school groups ranging from 20 to 200 children.
Founded in 1975 as a pioneer in PC-based industrial technology, Contec Co., Ltd. manufactures industrial computers, measurement and control equipment, and networking products while integrating them into industrial IoT systems. Its CONPROSYS gateways are built to connect mixed-vendor PLCs and older equipment to cloud and host systems, extending the usefulness of existing factory assets. With more than 500 employees worldwide, Contec also provides OEM and custom manufacturing through ISO 9001- and ISO 13485-structured processes.
Contech Engineered Solutions is a manufacturer of civil infrastructure products, headquartered in West Chester, Ohio, with over a century of experience. The company produces a broad portfolio of engineered solutions including bridges, pipe systems, stormwater management, retaining walls, and erosion control products. Contech partners with project owners, engineers, and customers to provide regulatory guidance, design support, and installation assistance, helping clients tackle complex infrastructure challenges.
For three decades, Contemporary Design Inc. has made post-surgical compression garments and recovery aids through an ongoing partnership with plastic and cosmetic surgeons. Its Sculptures line, introduced in 2007 with BodyScan technology, is built around body-contouring fit, breathable self-wicking fabrics and compression designed for the recovery period. CDI also provides customizable cold-therapy gel packs for medical practices and serves both professionals and patients.
Since 2016, Annapolis-based Contender Uniforms has outfitted teams nationwide with custom sports apparel while decorating branded clothing through screen printing and embroidery. Its work ranges from fully sublimated team uniforms to an online team-store model that lets players order their own sizes and personalized gear. The company also serves Maryland businesses and community organizations with branded merchandise.
With roots in a printing and mailing operation serving clients for more than 100 years, Content Critical Solutions now combines transactional document production with technology-based customer communications. From its network of facilities, the company creates and distributes millions of statements, invoices, checks, and other critical documents while supporting secure digital delivery and archiving. Its multi-facility model, reinforced by SSAE 16 audits and HIPAA and GDPR compliance, is built to keep essential communications moving when disruptions affect a single site.
Founded in 1923 making printing machines and calculators, Contex now designs large-format scanning solutions that turn oversized plans, drawings and delicate originals into usable digital files. The company evolved into large-format scanning by the early 1980s and operates worldwide from its Denmark headquarters as a division of Global Scanning. Its HD Apeiron/42 stands out for contact-free capture of artwork and other fragile or thick originals, with four-star FADGI and ISO 19264-1 compliance.