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Teledyne Storm Products (formerly Storm Products Company) manufactures and distributes cable and interconnect products used in electronics, communications, and instrumentation applications. Its Microwave unit makes flexible and semi-rigid cables, test assemblies, and adapters primarily for the defense and telecom markets. Its Cable Solutions group offers custom cables and cable assemblies for the electronics, industrial, and medical markets. The company, which was established in 1957 by John A. Storm, has facilities in California, Illinois, and Texas. Teledyne Storm Products, Inc. is not to be confused with Storm Products, Inc., which makes bowling balls. Teledyne Technologies acquired the company in 2008.

TeligentEMS was established in 2002 by president and CEO Chris Eldred, who purchased the assets of another company. TeligentEMS provides electronics manufacturing services, including mechanical, electronic, and system-level assembly. Specialized services include prototyping, new product introduction, material procurement, supply chain management, printed circuit board assembly, in-circuit board testing, functional board testing, final system box build, depot repair, order fulfillment services, printed circuit board development, and functional test development.

Tempaco was established in 1954 as Jobber Service and changed its name in 1960. The company belongs to Controls Group North America, a buying consortium of HVAC, control systems, and refrigeration distributors. Tempaco wholesales industrial and commercial parts and supplies for heating, cooling, and industrial control systems. It carries some 6,000 products from such manufacturers as A. O. Smith, Automatic Switch, Dormont, Eaton, Fisher Controls International, Honeywell, Johnson Controls, Metal-Fab, Parker Hannifin, and Uniweld Products. The employee-owned company has locations throughout Florida.

The Babcock & Wilcox Company (B&W), but don't blame the company if your train was running late this morning. B&W designs, supplies, and services power generation systems and equipment, from boilers to nuclear steam generators. The company provides about 25% of the world's boiler-powered electricity, and it has made nearly half of the process recovery boilers used in paper mills in the US. The boiler maker's products can be found in more than 800 utilities in 90-plus countries. B&W also owns specialty nuclear fuels company Nuclear Fuel Services (NFS), which has a production plant in Tennessee. B&W owner, McDermott International looks to spinoff B&W in 2010.

The Capitol Light & Supply Company -- known to all as CLS -- was founded in 1920. Through about 20 locations in New England, CLS distributes lighting products (ballasts, fixtures, emergency lighting systems, lamps), wire and cable, fans, and conduit. Morris B. Cartin started CLS and ran it until his death in 1937, after which his wife, Edith, was the president for 25 years. Mickey Cartin, grandson of the founder, sold CLS to international electrical distributor Rexel in mid-2006. CLS became part of Rexel's US subsidiary, Rexel, Inc., and is known as Rexel CLS and Rexel Capitol Light.

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