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Center Square Brewing makes handcrafted beer at the historic Altland House Grill & Pub on the square in Abbottstown, pairing its taproom with a neighborhood grill-and-pub setting. Head brewmaster John Porter, a retired U.S. Marine and combat veteran with 10 years of brewing experience, creates the rotating lineup, while weekly trivia and live music give the brewery a regular community rhythm.
Family owned and operated since 1977, Center Tool Co. is a Hampshire, Illinois, machine shop making precision components for customers across the United States. The company grew from producing trim-dies in its early years into a one-stop operation with in-house machining, engineering, and repair capabilities, including one-and-done production. Center Tool became ISO 9001:2015 compliant in 2020 and serves demanding applications such as space systems, medical devices, and automation.
Established in 2005, Houston-based Centerline Manufacturing is a domestic contract manufacturer producing close-tolerance CNC-machined parts for demanding aerospace, defense, energy, medical and industrial applications. Its single-source operation combines milling, turning and EDM with in-house inspection, while AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certifications support the traceability and consistency required by advanced manufacturing customers. Centerline is also ITAR registered for domestic military and aviation work.
Centerra Gold Inc. is a Canadian-based mining company that explores, develops, and operates gold, copper, and molybdenum assets in Canada, the United States, and Türkiye. Its molybdenum business includes the Thompson Creek Mine in Idaho and the Langeloth Metallurgical Facility in Pennsylvania, where purchased concentrate is refined into finished products for metallurgical and specialty markets.
With roots in the first prodisc implantation in 1990, Centinel Spine develops and manufactures cervical and lumbar total disc replacement devices for motion-preserving spine surgery. The West Chester company’s prodisc platform has been used in more than 300,000 implantations worldwide over 35 years, and its Match-the-Disc portfolio lets surgeons select among implant designs for patient anatomy and surgical preference. In 2025, its prodisc C Vivo and prodisc C SK systems became the first two different cervical devices approved in the United States for both one- and two-level use.
Founded in 2007, CenTrak is a healthcare technology company known for helping more than 2,000 facilities turn location data into safer, more efficient operations. As a Halma subsidiary, it supports healthcare organizations with real-time location systems and related services, including a cloud platform that brings operational information into one place.
Central Admixture Pharmacy Services (CAPS), a B. Braun Group company, operates 503A regional pharmacies and 503B outsourcing facilities providing compounded sterile preparations and sterile admixture products. Its offerings include patient-specific parenteral nutrition, cardioplegia, standardized drug delivery products, pre-filled anesthesia syringes, and related compounding, testing, consulting, and training services.
Established in 1928 on Packer’s Island in Sunbury, Pennsylvania, Central Builders Supply Company produces and supplies concrete-related construction materials. It grew from local construction and building-material supply into an integrated producer, acquiring sand and gravel sites to supply its own operations and customers. The company employs over 90 people and operates throughout Central and Northeastern Pennsylvania.
In Lancaster County, Central Manor Bakery & Grille brings a from-scratch bakery together with a casual grille, serving daily-made baked goods alongside homestyle breakfast and lunch. Its bakery is especially rooted in Pennsylvania favorites, including signature whoopie pies, flaky pies, and custom cakes made to order. The menu also features homemade soups and rotating weekly comfort-food specials.
Established in 1985 as an Ajax Electric Company subsidiary, Central Panel Inc. is a Montgomery County manufacturer with a 30,000-square-foot facility and more than 40 years in business. Its UL 508A certified shop builds custom industrial control panels for customers’ specific applications, with each panel checked before shipment.
Since opening a small Rogers, Arkansas, plant in 1988, Central States Manufacturing has grown into a 100% employee-owned company with 13 plants and more than 1,100 employee owners. The company is known for dependable, specification-driven service to customers across America, producing metal roofing and siding for projects ranging from homes to commercial buildings.
Centre Concrete Company manufactures and delivers ready-mixed concrete, including fiber-reinforced, accelerated, low-carbon, roller-compacted, decorative and colored, residential, commercial, customized, and fill mixes. It also operates concrete-products stores and provides geotechnical engineering, concrete testing, soils and aggregate testing, and related consulting services throughout Central Pennsylvania.
Centre Concrete Northeast LLC supplies ready-mixed concrete from three certified plants serving the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre area, where it says it has been the region’s largest ready-mixed concrete supplier since 1854. Founded by the Coon family as B.G. Coon Construction in 1850, the business added concrete in the 1930s and joined Centre Concrete in 2018. It also makes concrete bin blocks from recycled concrete at its Pittston plant.
CENTRIA is a building-envelope manufacturer whose history traces to H.H. Robertson, a construction-products company launched in 1906. It makes architectural metal wall and roof systems for commercial, institutional, and industrial buildings, and has developed insulated panel and rainscreen platforms over more than a century. CENTRIA is a Nucor company and says its manufacturing practices are focused on reducing its carbon footprint.
Founded in 1979 by a computer programmer and an electronics engineer, CENTROID CNC designs and manufactures CNC control systems, retrofit kits and turnkey machine tools from its Pennsylvania facilities. Its distinctive hybrid architecture pairs a Windows PC interface with dedicated motion-control hardware, serving both OEM builders and DIY users. CENTROID also builds five-axis machining centers for engine shops that can digitize and port cylinder heads or machine engine blocks on the same machine.
CENTROL Emergency Response Systems develops emergency alert equipment for homes and continuing-care communities, including systems that let residents summon help beyond the reach of a wall button. Based in Wilmington, Delaware, the company’s PRESALERT retrofit adds wireless activation to existing pull-cords in independent and assisted-living residences, while NurseAlert connects with nurse-call systems in hospitals and skilled-nursing facilities. Its in-home offerings include both landline and cellular-connected personal emergency response systems.
For more than 50 years, Centurion Store Supplies has supported independently owned hardware, paint, lumber and garden stores with stock and custom-made supplies that help run the store and promote its brand. From its Chicagoland warehouse, the company combines manufacturing, procurement and distribution, including specialized solutions such as Epicor-compatible forms and a free SignBuilder design program. Centurion also supports corporate purchasing across multiple locations through ordering portals and inventory-management services.
Cenveo manufactures envelopes and presents itself as the nation’s largest envelope manufacturer, with 11 envelope manufacturing facilities across the United States. The company says it has over 100 years of industry experience and supplies businesses with standard and custom-printed envelopes.
Family-owned and operated since 1969, Cer-Mac Inc. has grown from a two-car garage into a 25,000-square-foot Telford operation now guided by its third generation. The company is known for a quality-first approach to precision machining, especially when working with demanding high-nickel alloys for aerospace, medical and other exacting manufacturers. Cer-Mac is ISO 9001:2015 certified and ITAR registered.
Cera-Met is a Bethlehem casting operation with roots reaching back to 1974, when it was part of the CERCAST Group. Re-established under its current name after Henri Fine purchased the plant in 2007, the independently managed company draws on a management team with an average of more than 25 years in investment casting and supports aerospace and defense customers with complex aluminum castings. Its employee-led Cera-Met Connect committee also channels that local identity into workplace activities and quarterly community fundraisers.