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Cleveland-based Modgy is a small, family-owned home-goods company that turns artwork and unexpected materials into reusable décor with practical features. Its expandable plastic vases, water-activated luminaries and fold-flat origami lanterns bring museum-inspired designs—including collaborations with well-known museums—into everyday spaces. The company grew from more than two decades of designing and manufacturing products for other businesses before creating its own brand.
MODLOGIQ carries forward the legacy of NRB, which began in 1979, and was rebranded from NRB USA in 2019 while retaining its New Holland team and ownership. Today, the company serves owners, architects, and builders with off-site modular construction, completing much of the work in controlled manufacturing facilities before installation at the project site.
Modology LLC is Cincinnati designer Keith Chrapliwy’s furniture studio, building made-to-order modern storage pieces and sculptural wood furnishings. Its work combines handcraft with new-school technology, using U.S.-made materials in limited production; the walnut-and-lucite credenza is a signature example, finished by hand and customized to suit each space. Chrapliwy’s designs have reached private residences and institutional projects across the country and were featured on the DIY Network’s “Bathtastic.”
From its Brooklyn studio, Modos Furniture makes modular furniture that snaps together without tools and can be rearranged as a room or lifestyle changes. Its system uses lightweight connectors and sustainably sourced wood to turn shelves, desks and other pieces into adaptable, repairable designs, while its DIY approach lets customers create furniture for their own spaces. Modos also says its products are designed in Brooklyn and manufactured in the USA.
modovis, llc. produces custom imprinted dust covers for seating manufacturers as an alternative to applying separate tags and labels. The company also states that it has over a decade of experience producing labels and tags for seating manufacturers.
Modovolo is an Upstate New York engineering and manufacturing team that spent three years developing its utility-drone platform in stealth mode. The company works with customers to create mission-specific aircraft and payload systems, with production centered at its own facility and its platform assessed at Technology Readiness Level 7.
Founded in Ohio in 1980 by aerospace and computer engineers, privately held Modtech Corp. is known for applying interdisciplinary engineering to difficult real-world problems. The company develops portable communications equipment for public-safety users, while its engineers also create patented technologies for clients and potential licensees in fields such as energy storage and electric vehicles. More than 40 years of repeat business reflect Modtech’s focus on practical systems that can be built, delivered, and used reliably.
Modula manufactures automated storage and retrieval systems, including vertical lift modules, horizontal carousels, pallet-handling systems, and automated picking solutions. It also provides warehouse management software, robotics integrations, controlled-environment storage, and AI-powered warehouse planning and optimization tools for industrial, logistics, automotive, electronics, aerospace, food and beverage, energy, and other markets.
Serving the RF and microwave industry since 1981, Modular Components National is a manufacturer known for high-reliability circuit work built for demanding applications. The company supplies government and commercial customers with printed microwave circuit boards, specializing in PTFE substrates for defense and aerospace requirements. MCN holds AS 9100D registration and ITAR certification.
Founded in 1984, Modular Devices, Inc. is a U.S. manufacturer known for high-reliability hybrid power electronics for space and military programs. Based in Shirley, the company develops Proton Rad Hard 100K+® converters and custom power supplies, with thick-film hybrid production performed on site. MDI is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Established in 2006, Modular Genius is a Joppa-based modular general contractor whose three equal partners remain involved in the day-to-day work. The company is known for carrying projects from design through occupancy, with more than 600 completed projects totaling 8.5 million square feet. Its work has earned Modular Building Institute recognition every year since its inception, including multiple first-place awards.
Founded in 1987, independently owned Modular International Inc. is a Pittsburgh-based domestic manufacturer of architectural lighting for commercial and residential buildings. It pioneered the multiple-lamp fixture known as Modular Multiples and works with architectural, engineering, and lighting design firms on custom-engineered lighting projects. Its fixtures are fabricated from American-made materials, assembled, and tested at its Pittsburgh facility.
Established in 2013, Modular Steel Systems, Inc. manufactures steel-framed modular building units at its base in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania. The company says its non-combustible modular units address fire-rated construction requirements and that it supplies commercial, multifamily, hotel, and residential markets. It also provides engineering services for modular construction projects.
Founded in 2011 as a Moffitt Cancer Research Center spinoff, Modulation Therapeutics is a Morgantown clinical-stage biotechnology company developing therapies for aggressive solid-tumor cancers and liver disease. Its research team combines targeted alpha radiotherapy with peptide and small-molecule drug development, including a therapy for metastatic melanoma that has received FDA Orphan Drug and Fast Track designations. The privately held company moved its primary operations to West Virginia in 2016 and works with West Virginia University researchers to advance its pipeline toward clinical use.
Founded by the LEGO Group in 1963, Modulex creates architectural signage and wayfinding systems for the built environment, while also managing brand implementations from planning and design through production and installation. The company combines Danish design heritage with several global factories and a presence in more than 300 cities across 45 countries, giving it the reach to coordinate multi-site projects while manufacturing modular systems at its Billund, Denmark facility.
Modulus Water develops containerized desalination systems that use solar and wind power directly, storing water rather than electricity to provide reliable supply without a grid connection or large battery bank. Founded by former ARPA-E leaders Dr. Jonathan Burbaum and Dr. Amul Tevar, the company brings together expertise in energy innovation, water systems and AI. Its mobile systems are designed to shift between agricultural irrigation, emergency response and austere defense environments.
Since 1970, veteran-owned American company ModuTank Inc. has manufactured above-ground modular steel tanks and containment systems for liquid storage, including units that can be assembled by hand in tight or hard-to-access spaces. Its field-erected designs range from emergency QuickStor tanks to systems with capacities of up to 5 million gallons, and installations span all 50 states and more than 40 countries.
Family-owned and operated in Pennsylvania, Moe-Bleichner Music Distribution brings carefully selected woodwind and brasswind instruments and accessories to the U.S. market, including its own handcrafted Moe Custom Clarinets made in Pennsylvania. The company’s German-trained instrument makers draw on more than 40 years of combined experience in Europe and the United States, pairing distribution with a full-service workshop for professional setups, repairs, and historic overhauls.
After more than 60 years in precision manufacturing, Moeller Precision Tool has built its name around exacting die components for the metal-stamping trade. The company’s operations span more than 140,000 square feet across four manufacturing locations, while its Wixom headquarters holds ISO 9001:2015 certification and sets the quality procedures followed by its other plants. Moeller is also known for developing patented tooling solutions, including its True-Fit retainer.
Founded in 2003 by Molly Lenore and Joey Stein after their work at the American Museum of Natural History, Brooklyn-based Moey is a design-build studio that creates interactive exhibits and immersive experiences. Its in-house team brings together designers, programmers, content developers, fabricators and scenic artists to carry projects from concept through installation. Moey is a certified woman-owned and LGBTQ-owned business known for turning museum and public-facing ideas into hands-on environments, including the 53,500-square-foot Jones Beach Energy and Nature Center.