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In western Pennsylvania, Nautical Design handcrafts custom boat seating and accessories, building everything in-house for vessels ranging from center consoles to superyachts. The company’s work is shaped around each boat’s layout and its owner’s needs, with designs reviewed digitally—including through augmented-reality previews—before skilled technicians fabricate and ship the finished component. Pete and June Carolas purchased the company in January 2023 and now operate it as a hands-on family team.
From its Hauppauge, New York shop, Nav-Tech Inc. manufactures custom low-voltage power-distribution and metering equipment for utility, commercial, and industrial projects. Its specialty is building CT cabinets and related service equipment to the published requirements of utilities across the country, with UL-listed designs and engineering support for custom configurations. Nav-Tech is an Eleconnex company and also maintains a dedicated line for elevator control-room equipment.
Since 1922, Milan’s Nava Press has turned luxury brands’ creative concepts into highly crafted printed pieces and packaging. Its century-old printing know-how is paired with industrial capabilities gained after joining the Rotolito Group in 2014, while production remains concentrated in a single facility to protect clients’ confidentiality. The company is particularly distinctive for making exclusive, sustainable-minded work that can still be reproduced consistently at luxury-brand scale.
NavaFlex is a materials innovation company developing thin, flexible, washable batteries that integrate into wearable technology and textiles. Its batteries can bend or crease with the body, withstand repeated washing, and use nonflammable materials, making them suited to smart garments and other next-generation wearables. The company is led by materials scientists with decades of experience in battery, fuel-cell, nanotechnology, and superconducting-materials research.
Established in 1966 as the successor to the Navy’s Bureau of Naval Weapons, Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) is a U.S. Navy command headquartered in Patuxent River, Maryland. Its military and civilian workforce supports Navy and Marine Corps aviation by developing and sustaining the systems that help their forces operate safely and effectively. NAVAIR’s work includes the full lifecycle of naval aviation programs, from engineering and testing through fleet readiness.
From Doylestown, Naval Company Inc. manufactures the Bridger Line Thrower™, a U.S. Coast Guard-approved shoulder-fired launcher for deploying lines in rescue, marine, utility and construction work. The company has supported its products for over 60 years, pairing its made-in-the-USA kits with supplies, repairs and direct customer service. Its Bridger system is built for practical field use, with standard kits capable of deploying lines hundreds of feet across obstacles or difficult terrain.
The Naval Foundry and Propeller Center (NFPC) is an advanced manufacturing facility that specializes in advanced engineering, castings, and precision machining to support the mission of the U.S. Navy. It is part of the Norfolk Naval Shipyard.
Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific conducts research, development, prototyping, engineering, test and evaluation, installation, and sustainment of integrated information warfare capabilities and services across all warfighting domains with emphasis on Basic and Applied Research and Tactical Systems Afloat and Ashore.
Founded and led by James Cerulli, Naval Integrations brings more than 30 years of hands-on experience with autonomous platforms and complex defense systems to maritime engineering work. The Millersville company develops and validates rugged systems for unmanned vessels, ground vehicles, and small craft, with projects ranging from vessel modernization to autonomous conversion.
Supporting the nation since 1946, Naval Nuclear Laboratory is the government-owned, contractor-operated research organization dedicated solely to naval nuclear propulsion. Nearly 8,000 employees work across its laboratories and training sites to develop technology for the Navy and prepare Sailors to operate nuclear-powered ships. Its history reaches back to Bettis’s engineering work on the prototype plant for USS Nautilus, the world’s first nuclear-powered submarine.
Supporting the nation since 1946, Naval Nuclear Laboratory is the U.S. Navy’s nuclear propulsion laboratory, known for developing technology that keeps submarine and aircraft-carrier fleets operating safely and reliably. It also trains the Sailors who operate those reactors, bringing engineering expertise directly to the fleet’s mission.
Four generations of spring-making shape Navarro Spring Company, a family-owned and operated manufacturer founded by Louis R. Navarro and his son John in 1969. From its Philadelphia-area shop, the company custom-builds springs and wire forms in both large and small quantities, including work reverse-engineered from samples or designed in-house from scratch. Navarro serves projects across industries and accommodates wire sizes from .008 to .406 inches.
NavCour Glassware grew from Doug Navalinsky’s 2004 partnership with pharmaceutical distributor Eli Coury into a Lorain operation serving more than 150 clients worldwide. Navalinsky brought experience from Aldrich Chemical Co. and Lab Glass, while today’s staff combines decades of neon-tube bending and scientific glassblowing. The company is best known for custom scientific glassware and real-neon work, including repairs when a specialized piece can be saved rather than remade.
With roots reaching back to 1971, when it began as Synsor Corporation, Navetta Design has spent more than four decades developing ergonomic furniture for educational environments. Now based in High Point, North Carolina, the company is known for Italian-inspired design and custom solutions for higher-education spaces, including lecture halls and auditoriums.
Naveva Pro is a manufacturer of fitness gear, MMA gear, sportswear, activewear, and leather gear, with capabilities in screen printing, sublimation, and embroidery. The company serves the sporting goods industry with more than 5 years of experience working with designers, retailers, and international markets.
NAVF Pharma is a cannabis investment company focused on building a portfolio around the medical-cannabis industry rather than manufacturing products itself. Its distinctive focus is a “Tribal Cannabis Connection,” linking its business strategy to Native American communities and cannabis opportunities.
For more than 50 years, Rochester-based Navitar has designed and manufactured optical imaging systems, lenses and integrated camera solutions for demanding industrial, scientific, defense and immersive-media applications. Its consultative engineering model carries projects from feasibility and custom optical design through precision assembly, testing and production, with Pixelink cameras and Special Optics joining Navitar’s modular lens systems under one integrated group. Navitar became part of AMETEK’s Ultra Precision Technologies Division in 2022 while continuing its established imaging and projection business.
Founded in Surat in 2013 by five young entrepreneurs, Navitas Solar manufactures high-efficiency solar modules with an annual capacity of 3 GW. Its integrated setup reaches both backward into solar encapsulant production through Navitas Alpha Renewables and forward through Navitas Planet, which delivers solar EPC projects. The company’s young leadership team has built a portfolio spanning rooftop and ground-mounted installations across India.
Since 1953, NaviTek Machining Corp. has produced precision-machined components for the critical equipment and machines used in aerospace, medical, energy and other demanding industries. The Fairview, Pennsylvania shop combines toolmaker craftsmanship with CNC and conventional machining, handling projects from a single prototype to production volumes and holding tolerances as tight as ±0.0001 inch. Its quality system is certified to AS9100 D for aerospace work and ISO 13485:2016 for medical-device manufacturing.
For more than 60 years, Navitor, Inc. has operated as a wholesale, personalized printing company serving resellers with custom print products made in the USA. Its broad catalog includes specialized Label Works offerings, while a reseller-only model pairs online quoting and ordering with sales tools and live support. Navitor is also a certified G7 Master Printer, using established color-management standards to maintain consistency across printing methods and substrates.