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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.
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.
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 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.
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.
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.
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.
Founded by Mike and Jane Conlin in 1980, Conlin’s Print is a family-run King of Prussia shop producing digital print materials and handling direct-mail fulfillment for the Philadelphia region. Their son Bill now leads the business, with other family members and employees—some of whom have stayed for more than 30 years—continuing the personal, deadline-focused operation. Conlin’s also has longstanding experience serving legal clients and offers its own web-to-print storefront for repeat business orders.
For five decades, Connect America has been a Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania company known for helping older adults and vulnerable people remain safe and independent at home. Its connective-care platform supports more than 900,000 active subscribers across the U.S. and Canada, with a 24/7 response center providing assistance when help is needed. The company employs more than 1,500 people and serves over 3,000 provider partners and health plans.
Born in Philadelphia in 2011, ConnectDER makes meter socket adapters that give installers a plug-and-play connection for residential solar, battery backup, and EV charging systems. Its patented designs grew out of collaboration with installers and utilities, and the company helped shape the UL 414 standards that guide meter socket adapters today. More than 40,000 ConnectDER devices have been installed nationwide, with availability reaching over 60% of the U.S. residential market.
For more than 40 years, Conner Printing, Inc. has remained a family-centered printer, with customers often working directly with a Conner family member throughout each job. Based in Aston, Pennsylvania, the company produces commercial print work and manages mailing and fulfillment on-site.
CONNEX Inc. is a Fairview, Pennsylvania manufacturer of customized spring pins and spring bushings for demanding equipment applications. The company began its U.S. operations in Pittsburgh in 1974, later moving to Erie and then Fairview, where it operates an integrated manufacturing facility alongside its Swiss sister company, CONNEX AG. Its quality assurance system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Founded in 1985 by MIT- and Harvard-trained scientist Dr. Dean Hsieh, Conrex Pharmaceutical develops transdermal drug-delivery technology and therapeutic formulations. The company is best known for Permeation Enhancement Technology™ (PET™), its patented polymer-matrix system for temporarily helping larger active molecules pass through the skin, a platform used in the FDA-approved Testim® testosterone gel and in Conrex’s SESHA Skin Therapy line. After Dr. Hsieh’s death in 1995, his wife and co-founder, Phyllis Hsieh, became president and CEO and guided the company’s expansion into skincare.
Conservation Labs develops sensor-based water monitoring technology, led by its H2know device, which listens to sound in plumbing to estimate flow, identify leaks and deliver water-use insights. Founded to help people save money and manage natural resources, the company also applies its edge-to-cloud platform to machine condition monitoring and predictive maintenance. Its H2know sensor installs directly on a water pipe without cutting the pipe or hiring a plumber.
Celebrating its 50th anniversary, ConservIt, Inc. recycles ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metal across the Maryland, Pennsylvania and West Virginia tri-state area. The Hagerstown-based company also handles commercial roll-off service and secure, witnessed destruction of confidential equipment and materials. ConservIt is 100% employee-owned, with more than 100 employee-owners across three locations.