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NCRx Optical Solutions Inc. designs, manufactures, sells, and services optical lens manufacturing equipment capable of producing high-definition or digital lens designs.
Founded in 1985 as New Carlisle Tool & Stamping, NCT Technologies Group has grown into a multi-location metal manufacturing company serving industrial and retail customers with custom parts and finished products. Owner and president Drew Flora acquired the business in 2003, and NCT now operates eight manufacturing facilities with more than 150 employees, fabricating over 750,000 pounds of metal each month. Its in-house operation runs from design through production and finishing, with ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 management systems supporting work that ranges from one-off components to high-volume programs.
ND Defense builds mission-critical defense systems, from combat vehicles and maritime subcomponents to rugged electronics and resilient energy systems. Its domestic manufacturing operation in West Point, Mississippi, includes more than 650,000 square feet of high-bay production space and supports work from prototyping through full-scale production. The company also provides OEM-quality lifecycle support, including fleet services and resetting battle-damaged MaxxPro vehicles to operational condition.
Since 1955, ND Industries has developed and manufactured materials and processes that are applied to fasteners to improve locking, sealing and assembly reliability. Headquartered outside Detroit, the H.B. Fuller company operates processing centers across the United States and around the world, with in-house chemical formulation, equipment design, testing and high-volume application. Its Michigan-based Technologies Group holds A2LA ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation, while ND’s facilities carry certifications including ISO 9001, AS9100D and ISO 13485:2016.
Born from founder Federico Olivares’s 2010 determination to protect his son after a bicycle accident, Pittsburgh-based 2nd Skull makes thin protective skull caps and headgear designed to add impact protection beneath a helmet or worn alone. Its products use lightweight XRD® material that stays flexible during play but hardens under sudden pressure, and are made in the USA after testing at independent laboratories. The company’s headgear has also been developed for industrial workplaces, extending its original sports-safety idea beyond the field.
Family-owned since its founding in 1966, NDI Engineering Company is a 270-person firm known for more than six decades of support to U.S. defense agencies and commercial maritime clients. Its work centers on research and consulting engineering, with particular experience in naval hull, mechanical, and electrical systems. NDI maintains an ISO 9001:2015-registered quality system and received the U.S. Small Business Administration Region II Prime Contractor of the Year Award.
John Kincaide founded 2ndLifeBatteries in 2017 after seeing usable telecom batteries sent prematurely to recycling. Drawing on more than 15 years in battery recycling, the Alden, New York company refurbishes and tests industrial lead-acid batteries for reuse in stationary energy storage, helping professional solar installers and healthcare facilities extend the life of proven equipment.
Founded by Naa D. Nyanin after she experienced the lack of sanitation tools in schools, NDN International LLC develops and manufactures a patented portable hand-washing station for indoor or outdoor use without electricity or running water. The woman- and minority-owned small business builds accessibility into the design, including an ADA-compliant height and a touchless, motion-activated faucet for people with disabilities and settings where conventional plumbing is unavailable.
Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Oneonta, New York, NDR Lighting manufactures LED fixtures for residential and commercial projects across North America. The company sells exclusively through electrical distributors and designs its products around the needs of contractors, with the Razor line distinguished by NDR’s early introduction of slim fire-rated pot lights and its patented two-hour fire-rated design. NDR supports its product line with third-party testing and certification, including UL, CSA, and Intertek listings.
Operating under the same ownership and at the same location since January 1971, NDT International, Inc. designs and supplies nondestructive testing instruments and provides related technical services. The West Chester company began as a manufacturer’s representative and supplier of ultrasonic personnel, later developing patented monitoring equipment and instruments used by nuclear facilities and the U.S. Navy. Today it pairs its own U.S.-made ultrasonic gauges and flaw detectors with equipment from more than 20 partner companies, along with calibration, consulting and inspection support.
Founded in a Pittsburgh suburb in 1979, NDX Albensi is a full-service dental laboratory creating restorations and appliances for dentists. The Irwin lab blends traditional laboratory methods with 3D scanning, 3D printing and five-axis milling, while its specialists apply 10 levels of quality control and help offices integrate digital impressions into their workflows.
Since David Neal founded it in 1986, Neal Systems Incorporated has grown from a manufacturer’s representative into a regional partner for industrial and municipal customers. The Pennsylvania company is known for combining practical field support with engineering expertise, helping keep plant and process automation systems working across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. Its ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation reflects a particularly established role in equipment calibration.
Nealco Equipment, LLC carries on the original Neal name by manufacturing customized asphalt sealcoating and hot tack equipment in Shippensburg, Pennsylvania. The company acquired the intellectual property and inventory of the Ingersoll Rand/Blaw-Knox sealcoating line, formerly Neal Manufacturing, in 2005, and still repairs or fabricates parts for early Neal and Blaw-Knox machines. Nealco rarely builds two identical units, adapting its equipment around contractor needs and customer-suggested improvements.
A three-generation family business, Neals Upholstery has served the five boroughs, New Jersey, and Long Island for 38 years. Its Staten Island shop restores and reupholsters furnishings for homes and businesses, with particular experience handling antiques and family heirlooms.
Independently owned and a recent SBA 8(a) graduate, NEANY Inc. grew from a small startup into a federal contractor with more than 200 employees. Based in California, Maryland, the company is known for moving unmanned-system concepts into field operations for government and private-industry customers, including through its Arrow UAS platform. NEANY also operates a government-owned UAS training center in Yuma, Arizona.
Founded in Pittsburgh in 2012, Near Earth Autonomy develops autonomous pilot systems that let aircraft take off, fly and land safely with or without GPS. Its technology bridges aerospace and robotics, scaling from compact drones to large helicopters for commercial and defense missions. The company has integrated its systems with more than 60 aircraft types and logged over 11,000 autonomous flights.
Near Space Labs uses autonomous Swift robots flying at 65,000 feet to capture high-resolution geospatial data, combining broad-area coverage with 7cm imagery. Its proprietary stratospheric platform can survey an area as large as New York City in hours and deliver analysis-ready information for monitoring infrastructure, properties, and changing ecosystems. The company also provides imagery through an API for mapping applications and machine-learning workflows.
Near The River Bakery operates in the Food and Beverage Manufacturing industry.
Founded in 1971, Nearhoof Machine is an Osceola Mills, Pennsylvania precision machine shop producing CNC-machined parts for short- and long-run work. Its history is closely tied to the region’s coal industry, and the company still repairs and rebuilds heavy-equipment parts alongside hydraulic cylinders. Nearhoof operates from a 42,000-square-foot facility on a 77-acre industrial site and brings machining, electrical repair, and dynamic balancing capabilities under one roof.
Neat Apparel makes sweat-hiding shirts built around a U.S.-patented “maze” pattern woven into the fabric, channeling moisture sideways so it dries without showing through. The company’s Sweat Defender line keeps a cotton-soft feel while adding water and stain resistance, and its shirts are made in Vietnam from materials sourced through audited mills. Neat traces the idea to a 2014 problem with sweat-marked shirts, filed its patent in 2019, and launched Sweat Defender in 2023.