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Ocean Center meeting, convention and event complex
When the meeting breaks, the ocean awaits
Just 400 feet from the beach, the Ocean Center
is the fifth largest convention center in Florida.
Recently renovated and expanded, the complex can
accommodate groups from 10 to 10,000 with flexible
meeting and exhibit space, dramatic indoor and
outdoor pre-event areas, advanced technology
throughout, and the best staff in the business.
Ocean Center fast facts:
• 205,000 square feet of meeting and
convention space
• 12,000 guest rooms nearby
• 400 feet from the Atlantic Ocean
• User-friendly technology
• Flexible breakout rooms
• Ample adjacent parking
• Award-winning, on-site catering
• Five miles from Daytona Beach International Airport
• Minutes from DeLand and New Smyrna Beach
• Convenient to Walt Disney World, St. Augustine
and Kennedy Space Center
101 N. Atlantic Ave. • Daytona Beach, FL 32118 • 800.858.6444 • oceancenter.com
Corporate Guide Volusia is a publication of Volusia County Government/
Economic Development Division. It is offered free to business and
community leaders, companies considering moving to Volusia County,
site selection professionals, education administrators, business media
representatives, government officials and others. It is distributed
through marketing initiatives, trade shows, direct mail, area chambers
of commerce, and offices of the division’s manyeconomic development
partners. It also is posted online at FloridaBusiness.org.
CORPORATE GUIDE VOLUSIA
The Volusia County Economic Development Division has made
every effort to provide a broad range of community resources. All
information contained in this publication is presented for general
reference and is subject to verification.
Volusia Manufacturers Association
Published by: Volusia County Government
Economic Development Division
Rick Karl, Director
Airport/Economic Resources Department
Dave Byron, APR, CPRC, Director
Community Services Department
Phil Ehlinger, Director
Economic Development Division
Sally A. Sprague
Executive Assistant
Pedro Leon
Business Manager
Rob Ehrhardt
Business Manager
Doug Vimmerstedt
Special Projects Coordinator
Jody Sylvester
Special Projects Coordinator
John T. Kizer
Business Specialist
Paul Mitchell
Business Specialist
Arlene Smith
Business Specialist/Legislative Liason
Robbin Sebra
Staff Assistant
Patricia Williams
Staff Assistant
Graphic design provided by: Lord & Lasker / Florida, Inc.
Volume 8
2012 Issue
CON T ENT S
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Letter from the Volusia County Council _________________
Volusia County Economic Development _________________
UCF/Volusia County Incubator _____________________
Center for Business Excellence _____________________
Volusia County as a place to do business _________________
Volusia County by the numbers _____________________
Advanced Technology College _____________________
More business advantages _______________________
Daytona Beach International Airport ___________________
A vacation paradise where visitors return to live, work and play _______
Center for Business & Industry _____________________
We put a premium on education in Volusia County ____________
Volusia County Manufacturing Community NAICS descriptions _______
Cross reference by NAICS code _____________________
Alphabetical listing of manufacturers __________________
Additional video segments ______________________
700 Catalina Drive, Suite 200 • Daytona Beach, FL 32114
800.554.3801 • 386.248.8048
www.floridabusiness.org
www.volusia.org
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An essential resource for manufacturers
The Volusia Manufacturers Association (VMA) is the
only trade association for manufacturers in Volusia
and Flagler counties. Founded in 1980, VMA
represents a vibrant manufacturing community that
designs and produces products to exacting
specifications for goods used across the nation and
around the world. The organization provides
information, education and networking opportunities
to help manufacturers grow and succeed. Members
represent companies that range from one employee
to more than 500. Members share their expertise in
manufacturing operations, purchasing, international
trade, human resources, marketing and more.
Resources include:
• Member search and cross-referencing
• Annual directory and buyers guide
• Meetings and seminars
• Tours of local manufacturing plants
• VMA link library of data sources
• Employment exchange for job postings
• Reference library
3 Blockhouse Court • Ormond Beach, FL 32174 • 386.673.0505 • vmaonline.com
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Volusia County Economic Development
The mission of Volusia County
Economic Development is to
generate economic growth by
encouraging new investment
and creating value-added
employment in harmony with
the area’s quality of life. By
locating or expanding your
business here, you will benefit
from a strategic location in
coastal Central Florida, rock
solid infrastructure, available
and affordable housing,
advanced workforce training,
excellent universities, outstanding recreation and
green space, and many
other features contributing
to the quality of life in
Volusia County.
A healthy business climate
• Economic Development’s
strategy for creating and
retaining good jobs and
attracting private investment
features new and innovative
programs to retain, enhance
and expand local businesses
through training, economic
gardening, import/export
consultation, trade mission
opportunities, local and
state incentives, and
financial assistance.
• The county’s economic
development professionals
are committed to working
with community leaders,
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project developers, site
selectors and business
owners to ensure the
continued economic growth
of this region.
• Marketing efforts are
tailored specifically to new
and existing businesses
and include weekly
e-newsletters, news
releases, trade shows, the
website floridabusiness.org,
and other marketing
collateral and support.
Intelligence and technology
• Economic Development
provides insightful interpretation of business intelligence
to the community through
quarterly briefings, publications and weekly newsletters.
In addition, our statistical
experts continually research
and compile business and
real estate data and analysis
that is provided to city
governments and businesses
at their request.
• The division partners with
other key Florida business
entities including the
Central Florida Partnership,
Regional Planning Council,
Regional Aerospace Workforce Initiative, and the
Florida HighTech Corridor.
works closely with the
Advanced Technology College
to facilitate technological
advancements and assist
with applications for Small
Business Innovation
Research grants for product
development. A partnership
with the Florida HighTech
Corridor enhances the
retention and growth of
high-tech industries and
the supporting workforce
within a 23-county service
area.
Project development
supports project development by assisting businesses
with land development,
permitting, state and federal
grant applications, and
geographic information
systems planning.
Community support
provides professional and
targeted staff support and
financial resources for key
organizations including
Team Volusia and the CEO
Business Alliance, the
Service Corps of Retired
Executives (SCORE), and
the Volusia Manufacturers
Association (VMA).
coordinates economic
development marketing
efforts with Daytona Beach
International Airport and the
Ocean Center convention
complex and participates in
and supports strategic plans
for countywide economic
development.
• The Team Volusia Economic
Development Corporation,
(teamvolusiaedc.com) is a
public-private partnership
between county government, most of our cities,
and our business and
educational community
whose mission is to
enhance the economic
development resources in
the county. The CEO
Business Alliance
(ceobusinessalliance.com)
is a select group of chief
executives and chairs of
some of the pre-eminent
businesses in Volusia
County whose purpose is
to assist personally in the
many aspects of decision
making required for an
expansion or relocation.
actively participates in the
International Speedway
Boulevard Corridor
Coalition, the SunRail
commuter rail transit project, and Florida’s recreation
trails economic development master plan. These
projects will provide
thousands of new jobs
and pump millions of new
dollars into our state and
local economies.
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UCF / Volusia County Incubator
UCF Business Incubator at Daytona Beach International Airport
The national leader in business incubator programs,
the University of Central Florida has opened a
facility at Daytona Beach International Airport in
partnership with Volusia County Government.
The facility serves selected start-up companies and
provides professional assistance while the companies work in an environment designed to help them
succeed. It’s a great way to help grow promising
companies from the ground up.
The program does so by offering help in these and
other areas:
• Advisory services
• Education and networking
• Finances and accounting
• Legal assistance
• Office operations
• Public relations and marketing
• Sales assistance
• University resources
• Intellectual property and technology
For more information and an application, visit the floridabusiness.org home page and click on the UCF Business Incubator button.
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Center for Business Excellence
Where Volusia and Flagler counties get down to business
The Center for Business Excellence (CBE) is the
area’s premier organization for employment and
training for the businesses and workforce of
Volusia and Flagler counties. CBE provides
customized employment and training solutions to
support economic prosperity. It links more than
1,200 area businesses to more than 30,000 job
seekers each year. It serves the needs of existing
employers and is particularly valuable to companies
new to the area.
Among the services for employers are:
• On-the-job training, which may subsidize up to
50 percent of the wages of a new or existing
employee under various programs
• Employed worker training, which may subsidize
up to 50 percent of training costs for existing
employees
• One-Stop Employment Centers throughout the
region that offer resume, interviewing preparation
and job search assistance
• Assistance to the Volusia Manufacturers
Association, the Volusia County Economic
Development Division, Team Volusia EDC,
municipal governments, area chambers of
commerce and more
• Administration of Workforce Investment Act
• Administration of Florida Welfare Transition
Program funds
329 Bill France Blvd. • Daytona Beach, FL 32114 • 386.323.7074 • CenterForBusinessExcellence.net
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Volusia County as a place to do business
A proven track record as a
great place to do business has
earned Florida high marks for
relocating businesses of all
types. Add to that a Central
Florida location with dynamic
transportation options, attractively priced housing and an
undeniably satisfying quality
of life and you have Volusia
County in a nutshell...the ideal
place to situate your business!
Utility and labor costs are
competitive and lower than
many regions of the country.
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There is:
• no state personal income
tax
• no state-level property tax
• no corporate income tax on
limited partnerships
• no corporate income tax on
subchapter S-corporations
• no corporate franchise tax
on capital stock
• no property tax on goodsin-transit for up to 180 days
• no sales and use tax on
goods manufactured or
produced in Florida for
export outside the state
• no sales tax on purchases of
raw materials incorporated
into a final product for resale, including nonreusable
containers or packaging.
Industrial revenue bond taxfree financing is available
through the Volusia County
Industrial Development
Authority.
Training assistance is
available through the Center
for Business Excellence,
the Advanced Technology
College, area colleges and
universities (highlighted on
pages 22 through 24) and
through state and federal
training programs.
Industrial parks throughout
Volusia County include,
among others:
Volusia County has a skilled,
technically trained workforce
consisting of a significant
number of underemployed
(qualified for better paying
positions) workers.
• Parktowne Industrial Center
in Edgewater
• Gateway Business Park
South and Cornerstone
Office Park in Daytona Beach
• Eastport Business Park in
Port Orange
• Ormond Crossings in
Ormond Beach
• DeLand Crossings in
DeLand
TechAmerica Foundation’s
report, “Cyberstates 2010:
The Definitive State-by-State
Analysis of the High Tech
Industry,” detects national and
state trends in high-tech
employment, wage and other
key economic factors. Florida
is ranked fourth in this study.
The Kauffman Foundation has
ranked Florida as a national
leader in entrepreneurial
activity.
In the 2011 Enterprising States
Study, the U.S. Chamber of
Commerce ranks Florida first
for workforce development
and training.
In the 2011 State Business Tax
Climate Index Report, the Tax
Foundation ranks Florida as
fifth for the best state business
climate. More importantly,
Florida has maintained this
ranking over the past six
years.
Chief Executives Group
contacted more than 500
CEOs while conducting a
study to determine the best
state for business. The study
considered a wide range of
criteria from taxation and
regulation to workplace quality
and living environment. The
CEOs ranked Florida as the
third overall best state for
business. Florida earned the
top spot in the second annual
Enterprising States report
released by the U.S. Chamber
of Commerce and the
National Chamber Foundation.
“This latest top ranking is a
testament to the value and
success of our ongoing efforts
to solidify Florida’s vision for
a winning, globally competitive workforce with education
and training programs that
sustain and strengthen the
talent supply for our state’s
businesses,” said Chris Hart IV,
Workforce Florida president
and CEO.
“This latest top ranking is a testament to the value and success
of our ongoing efforts to solidify Florida’s vision for a winning,
globally-competitive workforce with education and training
programs that sustain and strengthen the talent supply for
our state’s businesses.”
– Chris Hart IV, Workforce Florida
president and CEO
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Volusia County by the numbers
• The average wage for an employee in
Volusia County has increased 34 percent
over the past decade and is now $33,726.
• The estimated population in Volusia County
in 2010 was 494,593, with growth projected
to reach 608,300 in 2040.
• The average wage for an employee in the
manufacturing industry in Volusia County
is $43,136.
• Manufacturing businesses are eligible to
receive a sales tax exemption on purchases
of machinery and equipment if they achieve
a 10 percent increase in productivity in a
single product line.
• Employment is well distributed among all
business sectors in the Volusia County
economy. The highest concentration of
employment in any one sector falls within
the category of education and health care
services, with 20.4 percent of total nonagricultural employment.
• With no personal income tax and a state
corporate tax rate of 5.5 percent and no
property tax on business inventories,
Volusia County offers tremendous economic
advantages for companies relocating to
or expanding within our Central Florida
location.
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Volusia County, Florida, is
bordered on the west by the
historic St. Johns River, and by
the Atlantic Ocean to the east.
Roughly the size of Rhode
Island, Volusia County is 50
miles northeast of Orlando,
60 miles north of the Kennedy
Space Center, and 90 miles
south of Jacksonville. DeLand
is the picturesque county seat
of Volusia County, and Daytona
Beach is its best known city.
Volusia County has 16 municipalities: Daytona Beach,
Daytona Beach Shores, DeBary,
DeLand, Deltona, Edgewater,
Holly Hill, Lake Helen, New
Smyrna Beach, Oak Hill,
Orange City, Ormond Beach,
Pierson, Ponce Inlet, Port
Orange and South Daytona.
For comprehensive information
Summary
2000
2010
2015
Population
443,343
494,593
522,068
Households
184,723
208,236
214,263
Families
120,064
130,386
135,275
2.32
2.31
2.36
Owner-occupied housing units
139,058
150,443
159,645
Rental-occupied housing units
45,665
57,793
54,618
$46,393
$54,329
$62,732
42.5
45.3
48.2
Volusia
Florida
U.S.
Population
1.11
0.98
0.94
Households
0.58
0.92
0.80
Families
0.75
0.85
0.86
Owner-occupied housing units
1.22
1.67
1.08
Median average household income
20.7
2.21
2.63
2000
2010
2015
$83,011
$151,600
$156,616
Average household size
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Median
single-family home sale price in Florida 2000-2010
Average household income
155,800
$181,900
$235,200
$247,100
$234,300
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04
05
06
07
08
$136,500
$141,700
02
$142,500
$126,600
2000 01
$118,700
Median age
$ 117,600
$250,000
200,000
150,000
100,000
50,000
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about Volusia County, visit
volusia.org. For specific
information about economic
development, visit
floridabusiness.org.
Trends by percent: 2010-2015 annual rate
Median single-family home sale price in Volusia County 2000-2010
119,100
05
$130,300
04
$165,700
03
$197,200
$157,800
02
$217,700
$130,500
01
$205,500
$111,500
2000
$97,600
Owner-occupied housing units by value
$ 88,500
$$250,000
200,000
150,000
100,000
50,000
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07
08
09
10
Source: Florida Assn. of Realtors and the University of Florida Real Estate Research Center
Median value
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, ESRI Business Analyst Online. ESRI forecasts for
2010 and 2015.
Note: Data for 2000 and 2010 are based on the 2000 census and the 2010 census. However, the average value of
owner-occupied housing units is based on the 2010 American Community Survey. The 2015 forecasts are based on
data from ESRI Business Analyst Online.
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Volusia County average wage by occupation 2011
Industry
Average annual wage
Total all occupations
$35,880
Assemblers and fabricators, all other
$25,896
Computer and information systems managers
Electrical and electronic equipment assemblers
$25,334
Electrical engineers
$78,250
General and operations managers
$101,358
Grinding, lapping, polishing and buffing
machine tool setters, operators and tenders, metal and plastic
$30,784
Industrial engineers
$57,803
Industrial machinery mechanics
$39,603
Industrial production managers
$96,990
Machinists
$35,110
Mechanical engineers
$61,090
Professional
and business
services
Financial
%
activities
10.9
4.6%
Education
and health
services
20.4%
1.3% Information
Trade,
transportation
and utilities
Leisure and
hospitality
13.9%
19.4%
Molding, coremaking and casting machine setters,
operators and tenders, metal and plastic
$31,554
Packers and packagers, hand
$18,669
Procurement clerks
$32,282
Production workers, all other
$28,246
Purchasing managers
$80,413
Sales managers
$104,666
Manufacturing
4.8%
5.0%
Government
(federal, state
and local)
Other
5.4%
14.3%
Natural resources, mining
and construction
Secretaries, except legal, medical and executive
$28,558
Sheet metal workers
$27,518
Shipping, receiving and traffic clerks
$26,229
Team assemblers
$24,565
Tool and die makers
$44,886
Note: Not seasonally adjusted. Percents may not add up to
100.0 due to rounding.
Welders, cutters, solderers and brazers
$33,550
Source: Department of Economic Opportunity, Labor Market
Statistics Center, Current Employment Statistics Program in
cooperation with the U.S. Department of Labor Statistics,
released March 2011.
Source: FL Agency for Workforce Innovation, Labor Market Statistics Center, August 2011.
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$110,989
Nonagricultural employment
Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach MSA
2010: 12 month average
Volusia County labor force statistics for 2010 annual average
Volusia
Florida
U.S.
Civilian labor force
253,470
9,224,000
153,889,000
Employment
Institution name
223,067
8,159,000
139,064,000
Unemployment
30,403
1,065,000
14,825,000
Unemployment rate
12.0%
11.5%
9.6%
Source: Florida Department of Economic Opportunity, Labor Market Statistics, Local Area
Unemployment Statistics Program in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Labor,
Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Volusia County average monthly private sector
employment by industry in 2010
Industry
Average monthly employment
1. Health care and social assistance
25,877
2. Retail trade
23,267
3. Accommodation and food services
17,757
4. Administrative support, waste management,
remediation services
8,567
5. Construction
7,473
6. Manufacturing
7,407
7. Professional, scientific and technical services
5,854
8. Other services (except public administration)
5,135
9. Educational services
4,668
10. Wholesale trade
4,357
11. Finance and insurance
3,890
12. Arts, entertainment and recreation
3,455
13. Real estate, rental and leasing
3,009
14. Information
1,994
15. Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting
1,683
16. Transportation and warehousing
2,436
17. Management of companies and enterprises
1,308
18. Utilities
Source: Florida Labor Market Statistics Center, Quarterly Census of
Employment and Wages, 2010
Banks in Volusia County as of June 30, 2011
435
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State/federal
Offices in
headquarters
charter
Volusia County
Bank of America
Branch Banking & Trust Company
East Coast Community Bank
Federal Trust Bank
Fifth Third Bank
First Southern Bank
Florida Capital Bank
Floridian Bank
Friends Bank
Gateway Bank of Florida
Hancock Bank
JPMorgan Chase Bank
Mainstreet Community Bank of Florida
Pinnacle Bank
PNC Bank
Premier American Bank
Prosperity Bank
RBC Bank USA
Regions Bank
Reunion Bank of Florida
Southern Commerce Bank
SunTrust Bank
Surety Bank
TD Bank
Trustco Bank
Urban Trust Bank
Wells Fargo Bank
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$1,238,440
$320,110
$74,709
$108,408
$180,867
$37,010
$94,237
$127,749
$125,130
$140,770
$43,950
$41,823
$165,200
$130,750
$375,559
$106,694
$91,108
$81,294
$377,004
$83,957
$6,261
$1,811,448
$105,000
$357,888
$36,938
$61,916
$1,814,676
Total
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Volusia County only as of June 30, 2011
Source: FDIC, Institution Office deposits
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A great technology-centered education
The Advanced Technology College (ATC) is a campus
of Daytona State College dedicated to providing
students with advanced technological training that
meets the needs of business and industry. Curriculum
is designed in collaboration with industry partners in
areas such as computer science, electronics, drafting,
automotive, manufacturing, robotics and more. The
ATC also is home to Daytona State’s Bachelor of
Science in Engineering Technology, which offers
a comprehensive program of study and degree
focuses in electrical engineering technology and
information systems technology. Through its Work-
Based Learning Program, the ATC welcomes
partnerships with businesses to offer in-field
technical learning experiences to students
through cooperative education internships.
• Science labs
• Multi-purpose room
This state-of-the-art campus features:
• Open computer labs
• Occupational classrooms and lab areas
• Annual technology fairs and seminars
• Cutting-edge equipment
• Partnerships with manufacturers
• Wireless access
• Prototyping technologies
• Classroom network connections
• Continuing education programs for
working professionals
• Media center
1770 Technology Blvd. • Daytona Beach, FL 32117 • 386.226.4100 • daytonastate.edu
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More business advantages
Crossroads of
Central Florida
• Volusia County’s location at
the apex of Interstate 95
and Interstate 4 allows
access to the major metropolitan areas of the state
and the Southeast. These
locations can be roundtripped in one day.
• Volusia County is traversed
by Interstate 95, which
extends to the entire eastern
seaboard of the United
States and links to major
east-west interstates. This
excellent major highway
access makes delivery by
truck simplified. Further,
trucking rates going out of
the state (back hauling) are
significantly less than other
out-of-state locations.
Five airports to meet
your needs
Volusia County has five public
use airports, each unique to
specific needs:
A world-class meeting and
convention complex
• Only 400 feet from the
Atlantic Ocean, the Ocean
Center meeting, convention/
entertainment complex has
undergone an ambitious
expansion to 205,000
square feet of interior
meeting space. The Ocean
Center is a hot new
destination for meeting and
convention planners.
• There are more than 2,000
business-class guest rooms
nearby and more than
12,000 guest rooms
throughout the area, with
resorts, shopping, restaurants, movies and, of
course, the beach, all
within walking distance.
Great weather 24/7
No ice, no snow…Rarely is
weather a negative for you or
your employees in Volusia
County. To the contrary...
even in the summer, when
the temperature can reach
into the low 90s, ocean
breezes begin cooling everything in the early evening.
After-hours and weekend
activities always beckon. And
winter weather seldom calls
for more than a sweater or
jacket.
• The Ocean Center features
36 meeting rooms. It also
has 164,000 square feet of
exhibit space, high-tech
docks for ease of loading,
and advanced technologies
throughout the complex.
• Daytona Beach
International Airport
• DeLand Municipal Airport
• Massey Ranch Airpark
• New Smyrna Beach
Municipal Airport
• Ormond Beach
Municipal Airport
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Central Florida’s preferred airport
Daytona Beach International Airport is Central
Florida’s most convenient airport. Its central
location near the east coast makes flying to
and from the region a breeze. Daytona Beach
International Airport offers daily nonstop flights
to Atlanta and Charlotte with connecting flights
to hundreds of other cities across the nation and
around the world.
Airport fast facts:
• Nonstop service to Atlanta by Delta Air Lines
• Nonstop service to Charlotte by USAirways
• U.S. Customs service is available for
international flights
• Affordable parking just steps from your gate
• Fast and friendly security
• All major car rentals in the terminal
• Business Center on the concourse
• Adjacent to Daytona International Speedway
• Adjacent to Embry-Riddle Aeronautical
University
• Minutes from the Ocean Center
convention complex
• Minutes from resort hotels and beaches
• Four hotels on airport property
• Easy access to Interstates 4 and 95
DAYTONA BEACH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
700 Catalina Drive • Suite 300 • Daytona Beach, FL 32114 • 386.248.8030 • flydaytonafirst.com
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Volusia County a vacation paradise where visitors return to live, work and play
Where you live does make a
difference! Whether you prefer
the fast lane or the slow lane,
if you are headed to Volusia
County, Florida, you are on
the right road. It’s a place of
incredible diversity, environmental splendor and creature
comforts that will make you
happy to call Volusia County
home.
From the gentle manatees
floating through the sparkling,
clear springs of west Volusia
County to the thunder of
NASCAR competitors chasing
the checkered flag in Daytona
Beach, Volusia County has it
all. There are poolside tiki
bars, club entertainment and
concerts, Broadway shows
and more. Many of the area’s
restaurants are award-winning.
There are downtown street
concerts and festivals. Whether
you are coming from a
cosmopolitan city or the
wide-open countryside, you
are sure to feel at home in
Volusia County.
Education in a class by itself
Many things contribute to the
dynamic quality of life here.
Education is a shining star.
Volusia County has excellent
public and private schools
and an extraordinary number
of colleges and universities for
a community its size. Among
them are the world’s leading
aviation and aerospace
institution of higher learning,
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical
University, based in Daytona
Beach, and Stetson University
founded in 1883 in DeLand.
Just what the doctor ordered
Medical resources are exceptional
in Volusia County. The first
robotic surgery in the United
States was done at Halifax
Medical Center in Daytona
Beach. There are hospitals in
every quadrant of the county,
each staffed by talented
medical, surgical and support
professionals. Two health care
systems in Volusia County
have opened state-of-the-art
facilities within the past two
years in Daytona Beach — the
France Tower at Halifax
Health Medical Center and
Florida Hospital Memorial
Medical Center. In addition,
there are numerous impressive
clinics, outpatient facilities and
surgery centers, and a growing roster of impressive highly
skilled doctors and nurses.
In fact, local doctor and
community leader Frank
Farmer is Florida’s Surgeon
General and Secretary of the
Florida Department of Health.
Be it ever so humble
When it comes to housing,
Volusia County has a castle
for everyone...quaint city
neighborhoods near downtown areas…historic
residential districts...rural
homes...beachside homes…
oceanfront and riverfront
condominiums...exclusive
gated communities...luxury
apartments. Many residential
areas are close to schools,
parks and popular shopping
areas. Home purchase and
home building prices are
moderate in comparison to
the rest of the nation.
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Sunny and mild
Volusia County’s mild weather
is truly enviable. With an
average summer temperature
of 81 degrees and plenty of
sunshine year-round, Volusia
County is a delightful place to
live. Outdoor activities and
sports can be enjoyed all
year. Of course, Volusia’s
wide, sandy beaches are
popular with residents and
visitors and are as pleasant
for a stroll or a run as they
are for sunbathing or surfing.
Whether you are pursuing big
mouth bass in west Volusia
County or looking for a
challenge while deep sea
fishing, Volusia is an angler’s
dream. When it comes to
golf, you can tee off at a
different course every day for
a month. Among Volusia’s
premier links are the two
signature courses of LPGA
International, in the shadow
of the world headquarters of
the Ladies Professional Golf
Association in Daytona
Beach. Tennis players are
equally at home in Volusia
County with great facilities
throughout the area including
the USTA Florida Tennis Center
in Daytona Beach.
Beach, beach, beach
Volusia County has nearly 50
miles of magnificent beaches.
Stretching from Ormond
Beach to Ponce Inlet, with
more beaches in the New
Smyrna Beach area, you’ll
have plenty of room to play
or just kick back and watch
the tide roll in and out.
Volusia’s lifeguard corps is
world famous. The Beach
Patrol is one of the few
agencies in the world where
the staff holds three certifications
– professional lifeguards,
emergency medical technicians
(EMTs) and law enforcement
officers. Convenient concessions
make it a breeze to grab a
bite to eat, pick up some
sunscreen, or rent a colorful
umbrella and chair. You can
drive on many parts of the
beach, and there are designated traffic-free areas that
are reserved for pedestrian
beachgoers. Volusia’s beaches
also have a national reputation for excellence in plant
and animal conservation. So
whether you are rollin’ or
strollin’, there is always
plenty to see and do at the
beach.
On the waterfront
Beyond the magnificent
beaches, the Intracoastal
Waterway in east Volusia
County and the St. Johns
River in west Volusia County
are alive with activity and
breathtaking scenery. There
are marinas, yacht clubs, fish
camps, swimmin’ holes and
more. River tours offer a
bird’s eye-view of spectacular
homes and put you in close
proximity to exotic wildlife
such as ospreys, manatees,
alligators and eagles.
Riverfront restaurants offer
traditional Florida fare such
as key lime pie, fried gator,
If you are looking for a place you will love to call
home, you just found it.
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blue crab, lobster and other
fresh seafood. Lakes offer
great fishing, pontoon boats,
kayaking and stunning natural
beauty.
Fine arts
Like America and Florida,
Volusia County is an ethnic
melting pot where cultural
diversity is embraced. Cultural
arts and history are important
elements of the community’s
fabric, and there is a wide
variety of arts, culture and
historical offerings. The
Museum of Arts and Sciences
in Daytona Beach is a fascinating complex with an
exceptional collection of
Cuban art, interactive teaching
centers and a planetarium.
Other museums include
historic DeBary Hall, the
Pioneer Settlement for the
Creative Arts, the Ormond
Museum and Art Gallery, the
Museum of Florida Art and
many more. The Ocean Center
— the county’s meeting, convention and event complex —
features a stunning collection of
permanent art ranging from a
spectacularly colorful glass
sculpture that refracts the sun
shining through the spacious
atrium to playful water sport
paintings to Florida wildlife. The
Ocean Center also hosts rotating
art exhibits in its lobby with a
focus on Volusia’s ecological,
cultural, historical and outdoor
(ECHO) resources. The family-
friendly interactive Marine
Science Center is a stone’s
throw from the historic Ponce
de Leon Inlet Lighthouse and
Museum. The Atlantic Center
for the Arts is a renowned
complex for artists-in-residence
in New Smyrna Beach dedicated
to promoting excellence
through collaboration among
some of the world’s most distinguished contemporary
artists. The arts are alive and
well outdoors, too. Outdoor
events such as the Halifax Art
Festival, the Images Art
Festival, the Wild Game Feast,
and the DeLand Fall Festival
of the Arts draw visitors from
far and wide.
To do list
There is no shortage of things
to see and do in Volusia
County. In addition to the
beach, water sports, fishing,
science and art museums, golf
and tennis, there is shopping
in historic downtown districts,
state-of-the-art destination
shopping areas, malls,
boutiques and more. There
are unique restaurants
throughout the area. Farmers
markets are very popular. Live
theater performances fill the
calendar every year in a
variety of performing arts
centers and smaller venues.
And concerts are particularly
popular and include everything from emerging bands
to the London Symphony
Orchestra, which has made
dozens of appearances in
Daytona Beach and throughout Volusia County and has
attracted many other world
class performers to the area.
And of course, famed Daytona
International Speedway hosts
an array of events including
NASCAR and Grand Am races,
motorcycle races, exhibitions,
go kart races and even a
popular half-marathon that
begins and ends at the track.
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About our towns and
cities, online
City of Daytona Beach
codb.us
City of
Daytona Beach Shores
dbshores.org
City of DeBary
debary.org
City of DeLand
deland.org
City of Deltona
deltonafl.gov
City of Edgewater
cityofedgewater.org
City of Holly Hill
hollyhillfl.org
City of Lake Helen
lakehelen.com
City of New Smyrna Beach
cityofnsb.com
City of Oak Hill
oakhillfl.com
City of Orange City
ci.orange-city.fl.us
City of Ormond Beach
ormondbeach.org
Town of Pierson
volusia.com/pierson.php
City of Ponce Inlet
ponce-inlet.org
City of Port Orange
port-orange.org
City of South Daytona
southdaytona.org
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The meeting will come
to order
The Ocean Center is Volusia
County’s state-of-the-art
meeting, convention and
event center. It is a vibrant
facility that hosts thousands of
guests each year that include
delegates to national conventions, patrons of consumer
and trade shows, professionals
participating in continuing
education conferences,
concert attendees, sports fans,
wedding parties and social
events, graduation ceremonies
and more. It’s right across the
street from the vibrantly colored Ocean Walk Village
Shoppes and the beach. When
the meeting breaks, the ocean
awaits, making the appeal of
the Ocean Center particularly
strong among out-of-townguests, especially during
Volusia County’s delightful
winter months! With a wide
variety of ticketed events,
there is always something
exciting going on at the
Ocean Center.
You can get there from here
Daytona Beach International
Airport (DBIA) wins high
praise from the traveling
public in Central Florida.
DBIA was designed with
passenger ease and
convenience in mind. Parking
is just a few steps from the
domestic terminal. Security is
fast and friendly. And there is
convenient daily nonstop
service to hub cities such
as Atlanta and Charlotte,
with easy connections to
destinations throughout the
world. DBIA is next to Daytona
International Speedway and is
just minutes from the beach.
International airports in
Orlando and Jacksonville are
within a two-hour drive,
but DBIA offers ease of
experience at competitive
fares and without the
complexities of larger airports.
There’s no place like home
Whether you are considering
expanding your company
with a Volusia County location, or moving your operation here, you will find the
area to be an exceptional
place to live, work and play.
Families love it. Singles love
it. Seniors love it. It’s a very
special part of Florida that
offers a wonderful quality of
life without the sprawl and
big-city congestion. Many
visitors come back again and
again – often becoming
residents. If you are looking
for a place you will love to
call home, you just found it.
Your business will prosper here.
Center for Business & Industry
An essential resource of Daytona State College
The Center for Business & Industry is an outstanding
resource for training. Keeping up with rapidly
changing technology is essential for employers who
need to compete in today’s global markets. An
affiliate of Daytona State College, the Center for
Business & Industry offers essential training programs,
many of which yield college credit. Services can be
administered on the campus of Daytona State
College, at the employer’s location or any other site.
These programs apply to all workers and include:
• Customized flex training
• Assessment of training needs
• Occupational upgrading
• Skills assessment
• Supervisory training
• Technical training
• Leadership development
• Just-in-time training
• Team building
• Continuing job-relevant training
• Safety, maintenance software training
Daytona State College • 1200 W. International Speedway Blvd. • Daytona Beach, FL 32114
386.506.4461 • [email protected]
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We put a premium on education in Volusia County
Volusia County has exceptional
educational resources.
Whether it be at elementary
and secondary schools or
colleges and universities,
outstanding work is being
done by educators at all levels,
often resulting in state and
national recognition.
“We are fortunate to have
exceptional educational
resources throughout Volusia
County,” said Volusia County
Schools Superintendent
Dr. Margaret Smith, who
once served as Pennsylvania’s
Secretary of Education.
“At every level, dedicated
educators, administrators and
support staff combine proven
techniques with creativity and
innovation to provide students
with a rich educational
experience.”
Volusia County Schools
Volusia’s public school system
serves more than 61,000
students, making it the 13th
largest school system in
Florida. There are 81 schools
in the system including 45
elementary schools, 12 middle
schools, nine high schools,
two combination schools (K-8
and 6-12), four alternative
education schools, and nine
charter schools. Volusia
County schools are staffed
with more than 4,500 teachers,
all of whom are state certified
and 43 percent of whom have
a master’s degree or higher.
Accredited…and honored
The district is accredited by
the Southern Association of
Colleges and Schools (SACS).
In fact, the Volusia County
School District was the first
school district in Florida and
the third in the nation to
receive accreditation from
SACS, a distinction that
recognizes and celebrates
educational excellence in
Volusia County. Add to this
Florida’s 2010 Superintendent
of the Year honors bestowed
upon Dr. Smith, and it is clear
the district is committed to
excellence at every level.
Exceptional teachers
Many teachers have brought
honor to the classroom and
the Volusia school district.
Among them are Pine Ridge
High School teacher Erin
Johnson, recognized as
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Florida’s Outstanding
Agricultural Education
Teacher; and Cathy Colwell, a
Mainland High School teacher
who, along with her students,
has received a Meritorious
Achievement Award from the
National Medal of Technology
program 10 years in a row.
Deltona High School teacher
Starr Woods has been honored
with a Governor’s Excellence
in Education Award, recognizing exceptional AfricanAmerican teachers. Heritage
Middle School teacher Lisa
Bynum was named Florida’s
Agriscience Teacher of the
Year, and New Smyrna Beach
High School teacher Kathleen
Weaver was named Florida’s
Outstanding Young Member
by the Florida Association of
Agricultural Teachers.
Students raise the bar
Students also have put the
Volusia County school system
on center stage. The 2010 Dell
Scholar Program recognized
four Volusia County students.
The graduation rate for
Volusia County high school
seniors exceeds that of the
state and the nation. Nearly
1,300 students are enrolled in
the International Baccalaureate Program or pre-International Baccalaureate program.
More than half of high school
seniors tested with an average
SAT score of 1,475 or higher.
Volusia County graduates
garnered more than $28 million
in scholarships in 2010.
Academies and the
workforce
Volusia County Schools is
a national leader in the
development of its 34 career
academies and is recognized
by the Ford Fund as a Next
Generation Learning
Community. Academies
include those focusing on
building and construction,
information technology, digital
media and marketing, health
services, robotics, finance,
and many other areas of
study. Each gives students an
opportunity to learn more
about a particular field as
they move closer to career
decisions.
Backed by business
The business community
provides substantial support
for Volusia County Schools
through its nonprofit FUTURES
Foundation. It was established
in 1985 to increase business/
community involvement in
public schools and to provide
programs and activities
beyond the financial
capabilities of the school
district. The FUTURES
Foundation provides assistance
to all public schools in
Volusia County. Members
work to encourage and
increase business and civic
involvement in the school system. They motivate,
encourage and fund creative
and innovative educational
programs, and assist students
in preparing for the workforce
of tomorrow. FUTURES also
plays an instrumental role in
providing recognition of outstanding achievements by students, teachers and
support staff. The organization
assists in the recruitment of
the highest quality teachers
and administrators and works
to raise the level of public
understanding and support
through improved communication and distribution of
information, in addition to its
vital partnership with the business community.
“Another way business backs
Volusia County Schools is the
Career Connection Consortium,
a partnership with area
business and industry, the
Center for Business Excellence,
and local colleges and
universities,” said Brad Giles,
president of Giles Electric and
chair of the cadre. “We advise
and evaluate the career and
technical education programs
and the many career
academies offered through
our secondary schools.”
Higher education
Volusia County is particularly
fortunate to have several
outstanding colleges and
universities. “For a community
our size, higher education is
exceptionally well represented
here with a wide range of
private and public colleges
and universities,” said Dr.
Wendy B. Libby, president of
Stetson University. Among
them are some familiar names
among the nation’s respected
colleges and universities.
Stetson University
Since 1883, Stetson University’s
vision has remained constant
— engaging students with
rigorous academics and a
personalized education that
instills civic values for life.
Stetson dares its students to
pursue not just success, but
significance. An independent,
accredited, private university,
Stetson was awarded a chapter
of the prestigious Phi Beta
Kappa honorary society in
1982. The university consistently performs well in
national rankings, including
being named by U.S. News &
World Report as third among
the South’s top regional
universities and fourth on the
Great Schools, Great Prices list
for 2012. Serving 3,900 students, the College of Arts and
Sciences, School of
Business Administration and
School of Music are part of
the historic campus in
DeLand. The College of Law
is in Gulfport/St. Petersburg,
Florida. The university also
has two satellite centers — the
Tampa Law Center and the
Stetson University Center at
Celebration near Orlando.
Bethune-Cookman
University
Founded in 1904 by Dr. Mary
McLeod Bethune, BethuneCookman University enjoys a
legacy of faith, scholarship
and service through its
relationship with the United
Methodist Church. It is
committed to academic
excellence and civic engagement. The university offers
baccalaureate degrees in more
than 30 majors through seven
academic schools and maintains intercollegiate
athletic programs and
instrumental and choral
groups that have achieved
national recognition. The
school achieved university status in 2007 with the launch of
a master’s degree program in
transformative leadership and
since has launched a graduate
program in
integrated environmental
science. It is one of three
private historically black
colleges in Florida. The institution boasts a diverse and international faculty and student
body of more than 3,600. It is
ranked by U.S. News & World
Report as 34th among the
nation’s Best Black Colleges
and is also ranked among
Best Regional Colleges in
the South.
Embry-Riddle
Aeronautical University
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical
University is the world’s
leading aviation and
aerospace university. Founded
22 years after the Wright
Brothers’ first flight, EmbryRiddle has achieved
an enviable record in
aviation and aerospace. The
curriculum also covers
business, engineering and
research. The university
conducts extensive research in
the areas of aviation,
aerospace and “green”
technologies.
Residential campuses in
Daytona Beach and Prescott,
Arizona, provide education in
a traditional setting, while
Embry-Riddle Worldwide
provides instruction at more
than 150 locations in the
United States, Europe,
Canada, the Middle East and
Asia and through online
courses. The university is
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ranked first in undergraduate
aerospace engineering
education by U.S. News &
World Report, an honor it
has been awarded for the past
12 years.
Daytona State College
Daytona State College is
among the region’s largest
providers of higher education
and workforce training. With
Volusia County campuses in
Daytona Beach, DeLand,
Deltona and New Smyrna
Beach-Edgewater, the college
serves more than 36,000
students annually and offers
more than 100 programs,
including one-year certificates;
two-year associate degrees;
nine baccalaureate degrees in
business, education and
engineering technology; and
a wide variety of continuing
education offerings for business
and industry. Approximately
75 percent of the college’s
associate of arts graduates
transfer to universities.
Daytona State College is
ranked 37th in the nation
among four-year institutions in
awarding associate degrees.
The college continues to partner
with neighboring higher
education institutions to
support the region’s economic
development and workforce
training needs. Daytona State’s
houses its engineering
technology, computer science
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and vocational programs,
while its recently acquired
News-Journal Center in
downtown Daytona Beach is
home to the college’s music
production and performing
arts programs. Other
resources include the Mori
Hosseini College of Hospitality
Management; the acclaimed
Southeast Museum of Photography; and the Florida State
University Daytona Beach
Regional Medical School
Campus, a community-based
medical school that provides
third- and fourth-year clinical
training through affiliations
with local physicians, ambulatory
care facilities and hospitals.
University of Central Florida
While the University of
Central Florida’s main campus
is in neighboring Orlando,
Volusia and Flagler County
residents can complete UCF
degree programs at the
university’s Daytona Beach
campus. UCF Daytona Beach
occupies more than 36,000
square feet in two joint use
buildings at the northeast side
of the Daytona State College
campus. Nearly 1,000 students
are enrolled in classes,
majoring in 17 undergraduate
programs and three graduate
programs. The undergraduate
majors include psychology,
business administration,
photography and nursing.
The University of Central
Florida and Daytona State
College have a long history of
collaboration though the 2 + 2
statewide articulation program
that has benefited students
and the area for more than 30
years. Undergraduate majors
at UCF Daytona Beach
include nursing, criminal
justice, early childhood
development, elementary
education, exceptional student
education, health services
administration, interdisciplinary
studies, interpersonal/organizational communication, legal
studies, political science,
social sciences, sociology,
technical education and
industry training. UCF Daytona
Beach also offers a unique
opportunity for those with
associate in science degrees to
enhance their skills with the
bachelor of applied science
program, which allows
students to select from one of
six areas of concentration.
UCF Daytona Beach has two
programs that are unique to
this campus — master of arts
in clinical psychology and
bachelor of science in
photography.
And there’s more…
There are many other
educational resources in
Volusia County. For example,
Father Lopez Catholic High
School offers a private-school
alternative. There are many
private schools covering prekindergarten through eighth
grade, some of which have
religious affiliations. Keiser
University, Nova Southeastern
University, Phoenix University
and others add to the alternatives for higher education in
Volusia County. Wyotech,
Installers Institute, International Academy and others
offer training in specific areas
such as automotive and
motorcycle repair, car stereo
installation and cosmetology.
And Palmer College of Chiropractic, the first and largest
chiropractic college in the
world, has a growing campus
in Volusia County.
With these educational
resources, the enthusiastic
support of the business
community and a growing
contingent of professionals
engaged in economic
development, education has
a place of honor in Volusia
County. The bottom line is
that the opportunities for
education, continuing
education and trade-specific
education in Volusia County
are varied and plentiful.
Volusia County Florida manufacturing community 2011
This portion of the reference guide is dedicated to
defining Volusia County manufacturing. It includes
a listing of business classifications by NAICS code,
a cross reference by NAICS code, and an alphabetical index of our manufacturers.
Product and service description with NAICS
On this page, you can find the NAICS code for the
classification of the manufacturing-related
business segment you are seeking.
Cross reference by NAICS code
The cross reference section on pages 26 - 30 will
help you use the NAICS code(s) you select to
find Volusia County businesses by name.
Alphabetical listing
Each business is listed alphabetically on pages
31 - 55 and includes additional specifics, including
capabilities, addresses, contact information, web
sites, etc.
Videos
This year, we have included directions for viewing
new, exciting, professionally-produced 2 - 3 minute
videos featuring a number of our manufacturers.
They can be accessed online at floridabusiness.
org/bizbeat.htm.
We hope this reference guide will be of value to
you. Your comments and suggestions for future
publications are appreciated. We look forward to
speaking to you about Volusia County as the place
you choose as home for your business.
Product and service description with NAICS
Aircraft products and parts
Alternators
Amusement games
Artificial limbs
Automotive parts and accessories,
distribute (wholesalers)
Automotive parts and accessories,
manufacture
Boats
Box springs
Braces
Business card holders
Cabinets, commercial and residential
Cremation urns
Dairy products
Edge welded bellows
Employee staffing services
Filling equipment for beverages,
medicine and pharmaceuticals
Floral arrangements
Grocery distributors
Heat treating
Honey
Hurricane shutters, metal
Ice
Industrial machines
Juice products, citrus
Literature displays
Machine shops
Marble products
Mattresses
Medical billing services
Medical devices/products
Metal tubular parts for aviation,
medical and industrial products
Molds, industrial
Motorcycle helmets
Motorcycle parts/products
Orthopedic devices
Parachutes
Plastic injection molding
33614
33632
33993
33911
42312
33630
33661
33791
33911
33995
33711
32799
31151
33399
56132
Powder coating
Printing
Renal disease testing laboratories
Septic tanks, concrete
Signs
Silk trees
Simulation equipment
Soil testing laboratories
Starters
Sunglasses-distribute (wholesalers)
Sunglasses-manufacture
Suntan lotion
Welding services
33281
32311
62151
32739
33995
33999
33331
33451
33632
42346
33911
32562
81131
33399
33999
42449
33281
31199
33232
31211
33329
31142
33995
33271
32799
33791
54121
33911
33121
33351
33911
33699
33911
31499
32919
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Cross reference by NAICS code
To find manufacturers by specialty, the following
reference section includes Volusia County manufacturers categorized by NAICS code. NAICS is an
acronym for North American Industry Classification
System. It was developed as the standard for use
by federal statistical agencies classifying business
establishments for the collection, analysis and publication of statistical data related to the business
economy of the United States.
31193 Flavoring syrup and concentrate
manufacturing
Golden 100, a division of Jogue Inc.
32222 Paper bag and coated and treated paper
manufacturing
Label Associates
31199 All other food manufacturing
Tropical Blossom Honey Company Inc.
32229 Other converted paper product manufacturing
Joe Cool Inc.
31211 Beverage and tobacco product manufacturing
Reddy Ice
More detailed information is available for each
of the following Volusia County companies in the
alphabetical listing beginning on page 31.
31491 Textile bags and canvas mills
True North Sails & Rigging LLC
32311 Printing
Associated Printing and Graphics
Browning Communications
Copy Cat Printing Centers Inc.
Couchman Printing Company
Cubco Screenprinting, Embroidery &
Uniforms
Custom Graphic Designs
Digital Press Inc.
DME
E.O. Painter Printing Company Inc.
Express Printing
Florida Graphic Printing Company Inc.
Independent Printing
K&S Printing Co Inc.
LMN Printing Company Inc.
Mid-Florida Sportswear Inc.
One Hour Printing
Pharmex,
Division of TimeMed Labeling Systems Inc.
Proforma Corporate Images
Pro-Tech Printers Inc.
PS Printing and Marketing Inc.
South Daytona Instant Print
Speedway Press
Tip Top Printing Inc.
Universal Designs Inc.
VIP Printing
Wright Printery Inc.
before a company name indicates the
An icon f
company provides outsourcing services. For the
most current information, visit company websites
or floridabusiness.org/profiles.htm.
23731 Highway, street and bridge construction
Halifax Paving Inc.
P&S Paving Inc.
23816 Roofing contractors
R&R Industries Inc.
31132 Chocolate and confectionery manufacturing
Angell & Phelps Chocolate Factory
31142 Fruit and vegetable canning, pickling and
drying
Ardmore Farms Division,
Country Pure Foods Inc.
31151 Dairy product manufacturing
T.G. Lee Dairy LLC
31181 Bread and bakery product manufacturing
Kermit’s Key West Key Lime Shop
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31499 All other textile products
A.V.O.T. Industries Inc.
Complete Parachute Solutions Inc.
DeBary Embroidery Studio
Hot Action Sportswear Inc.
Mirage Systems
Parachute Laboratories Inc.
Performance Designs Inc.
United Parachute Technologies LLC
31599 Apparel accessories and other apparel
manufacturing
Fabra USA Inc.
Merlin’s Suits
31699 Other leather and allied product manufacturing
Chaps and Bags
Leon Leather Company Inc.
32191 Millwork
All Pro Door and Trim Inc.
Allstar Building Materials LTD
Florida Door and Supply Inc.
Island Shutter Company Inc.
M&M Enterprises
32192 Wood container and pallet manufacturing
The Pallet Exchange
32521 Resin and synthetic rubber manufacturing
Rezolin LLC
32541 Pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturing
Gambro Renal Products Inc.
Kool-Down Inc.
32551 Paint and coating manufacturing
Color Wheel Paints and Coatings
Palm Paints and Wallpaper
32562 Toiletries preparation manufacturing
Concentrated Aloe Corporation (CAC)
Energizer Personal Care, Ormond Beach
Product Quest Manufacturing Inc.
Tropical Seas Inc.
32599 All other chemical product and preparation
manufacturing
fAdsil Inc.
ECO-WOLF Inc.
32612 Plastics packaging film and sheet
(including laminated) manufacturing
KTE Plastics
Piedmont Plastics Inc.
32614 Polystyrene foam product manufacturing
Imperial Foam and Insulation
Manufacturing Company
32619 Other plastics product manufacturing
fAmerican Industrial Plastics
ConSol Bermuda Ltd.
K&M Plastic Products
Polymer Fabrication Inc.
Southern Plastic and Rubber Company
Strasser Enterprises Inc.
Team Plastics Inc.
32711 Pottery, ceramics and plumbing fixture
manufacturing
Libby Ware Studios
32721 Glass and glass product manufacturing
Hogan Glass Corporation
Oceanariums
32731 Cement Manufacturing
Cemex
32732 Ready-mix concrete manufacturing
Tarmac America Inc. - DeLand
32739 Other concrete product manufacturing
Bailey-Sigler Inc.
CDR Systems Corp
Dixie Septic Tank Inc.
Hanson Pipe and Precast
Seminole Precast Manufacturing Inc.
32799 All other nonmetallic mineral product
manufacturing
Cardinale Marble Inc.
Eterna Urn Company Inc.
Letter Memorial Studio
33121 Iron and steel and tube manufacturing from
purchased steel
Custom Tube Products
33131 Alumina and aluminum production and
processing
Ideal Aluminum Products
Porta Products Corporation
33151 Ferrous metal foundries
Sewer Equipment Company of Florida Inc.
33211 Forging and stamping
fFloMet LLC
fHudson Technologies
33231 Plate work and fabricated structural product
manufacturing
Advanced Welding Inc.
Aerotec Aluminum
Atlantic Central Enterprises Inc.
Central Modular Systems Inc.
Extreme Welding Works Inc.
Fabco Metal Products LP
Steelmaster Industries Inc.
Superior Sheds Inc.
33232 Ornamental and architectural metal products
manufacturing
Architectural Ornamental Metals Inc.
DeLand Metal Craft Company
Eddy Storm Protection Inc.
Independent Glass and Door Service Inc.
Modern Screen Products
fS&B Metal Products
Weather Guard Inc.
33261 Spring and wire product manufacturing
AAA Fence Company of Daytona Beach
33271 Machine shops
fAdvanced Machining Inc.
fAO Precision Manufacturing LLC
Custom Machine and Design
Daytona Tool and Die Company Inc.
Delta Machine and Tool Inc.
Falcon Industries Inc.
Fore Innovations LLC
Hall Machine Works
Hosack Engineering and Developing
Organization Inc.
fInsight Precision Tooling Inc.
Jenzano Inc.
fMagga Products Company Inc.
fMark Gerard Machine Inc.
fOrmond Machine
fPrime Machining Inc.
Universal Packaging Machinery Corporation
33281 Coating, engraving, heat treating and allied
activities
fBraddock Metallurgical Inc.-Daytona
Decorative Electro Coating
fFBI Systems Inc., Specialty Coatings Division
fMil-Spec Metal Finishing Inc.
PJR Enterprises Inc.
Powder Coating by Coolrides
Powder Tek Innovations Inc.
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33299 All other fabricated metal product
manufacturing
Almar Metals Inc.
Better Barricades Inc.
Kingspan Insulated Panels Inc.
fMiller-Leaman Inc.
Southeast Fabricators
33391 Pump and compressor manufacturing
Complete Dewatering Pumps and
Wellpoints Inc.
Delta P Carver
Lucas Technologies
QuantumFlo Inc.
fThompson Pump
33531 Electrical equipment manufacturing
fContec Electronics and Assembly Inc.
Entech Controls Corporation
KVAR Energy Savings Inc.
L&S Enterprises LLC
fM&M Systems Inc.
Tel-Tron Technologies Corporation
33329 Other industrial machinery manufacturing
Creative Form Products
Daytona Systems LLC
MAT-VAC Technology Inc.
fSparton Electronics Florida Inc.
Viking Industries Inc.
33392 Material handling equipment manufacturing
CartTech
Superior Handling Equipment LLC
33593 Wiring device manufacturing
fThomas & Betts/Homac
33331 Commercial and service industry machinery
manufacturing
Aqua Pure Solutions LLC
Ceiltech
M.C. Mieth Mfg. Inc.
Pure Solutions Inc.
Raydon Corporation
RealSims, LLC
33341 Ventilation, heating, air-conditioning and
commercial refrigeration equipment
manufacturing
AiReed Filter Products
Solar-Fit
33351 Metalworking machinery manufacturing
fAmeritech Die and Mold South Inc.
33361 Engine, turbine and power transmission
equipment manufacturing
Advanced Manufacturing and
Power Systems Inc.
Alturdyne Power Systems Inc.
Speedmasters Inc.
fTechnetics
33399 All other general purpose manufacturing
AC Hydraulics Inc.
fBellows Tech LLC
Custom Filling and Packaging Systems LLC
fLean Engineering Inc.
fPall Corporation/DeLand
fRotomation Inc.
Sen-Pack
Standard Bellows Inc.
33429 Other communication equipment
Speedcom Communications Inc.
33441 Semiconductor and other electronic
component manufacturing
fIntellitec Products LLC
RAF Tabtronics LLC - Florida Operations
fTeledyne, ODI Inc.
33451 Navigational, measuring, electromedical and
control instruments manufacturing
Allied Time USA Inc.
Alti-2 Inc.
CO2Meter Inc.
Custom Laboratory Equipment Inc.
Eltec Instruments Inc.
Power Plus Inc.
33512 Lighting fixture manufacturing
Sunset Lamp and Shade
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33599 All other electrical equipment and
component manufacturing
Deltran Corporation
Gamma High Voltage Research Inc.
33621 Motor vehicle body and trailer manufacturing
AMP Trailers
Southeastern Truck Tops Inc.
33631 Motor vehicle engines and engine parts
fMicroflex Inc.
33632 Motor vehicle electrical and electronic
equipment manufacturing
fARK Daytona
British American Auto Repair Inc.
Metra Electronics Corporation
33637 Motor vehicle metal stamping
fFlorida Production Engineering Inc.
33639 Other motor vehicle parts manufacturing
MMG Inc.
33641 Aerospace product and parts manufacturing
Advanced Composite Solutions
Babfab Inc.
Laminar Flow Systems Inc.
fTara Technologies Corporation
33661 Ship and boat building
Boston Whaler Inc.
Brunswick Commercial and
Government Products Inc.
EdgeWater Powerboats
Everglades Boats by Dougherty
Mystic Powerboats Inc.
33699 Other transportation equipment
manufacturing
Crane Performance Products
Daytona Twin Tec LLC
Eurosport Daytona Inc.
FinishLine Racing School
Mooring Products International Inc.
Naarden Inc.
Ultimate Seats
33711 Wood kitchen cabinet and countertop
manufacturing
A Creative Touch
AdaLite Cabinet Manufacturers Inc.
Advanced Interior Concepts Inc.
Carter’s Cabinetry Inc.
Counter Solution Inc.
Creative Design
Lifetime Cabinets and Interiors Inc.
Masterpiece Cabinetry Inc.
New Kitchen Concepts Unlimited Inc.
Spruce Creek Cabinetry Inc.
33712 Household and institutional furniture
manufacturing
Mediatech Inc.
Miles Manufacturing Co.
Something Different Cabinets
The Cole Shoppe
33791 Mattress manufacturing
B.A.B. Bedding Manufacturing
Fox Mattress
33792 Blind and shade manufacturing
Florida Plantation Shutters
U.S. Blinds
33911 Medical equipment and supplies manufacturing
American Ortho-Tech Labs
Avancen Inc.
fCommand Medical Products Inc.
Costa
Covidien
Daytona Helmets
FHT Inc., a subsidiary of Baxa Corporation
Florida Manufacturing Corporation
fGermfree Laboratories Inc.
Video Dental Concepts Inc.
fW.R. Kershaw Inc.
33992 Sporting and athletic goods manufacturing
CN Screening Inc.
Fusion Fitness Designs
Orion Surfboards
33993 Doll, toy and game manufacturing
Bob’s Space Racers Inc.
33995 Sign manufacturing
Al’s Sign Company Inc.
Ambo Design
Architectural Building Specialties
B&C Signs Inc.
Brochure Displays Inc.
Central Florida Street Signs Inc.
Daniel’s Wholesale Sign and Plastics Inc.
DeLand Sign and Design
Dolphin Signs
Don Bell Signs LLC
East Coast Signs and Awards Inc.
Federal Heath Sign Company
Gano Signs and Graphics
Kenco 2000 Inc.
Luma Brite Technologies LLC
Magic Brush
Morris Sign Company Inc.
MX Services
PJ Sign Systems Inc.
Sign Power
Southeastern Lighting Solutions
Speedi Sign
Speedway Custom Photo Lab
Towsend Signs Inc.
33999 All other miscellaneous manufacturing
Shoreline Silks and Floral Supplies
Stewart-Marchman-Act Behavioral
Healthcare
The Ward Company
UCP of Central Florida
42312 Motor vehicles supplies and new parts
merchant wholesalers
Brothers Performance - East
42322 Home furnishing merchant wholesalers
ProSource of Volusia County Wholesale
Flooring Company
42346 Ophthalmic goods wholesalers
StyleMark Inc.
42369 Other electronic parts and equipment
merchant wholesalers
Sato Labeling Solutions of America Inc.
42449 Grocery and related product wholesalers
Captain Foods Inc.
US Foods
44122 Motorcycle, boat and other motor vehicle
dealers
Carl’s Speed Shop
US-1 Marine Parts and Dyno Service Inc.
44211 Furniture stores
Palm Casual Pipe Furniture
44419 Other building material dealers
Overhead Door Company of
Daytona Beach
44529 Other specialty food stores
Moore Fine Foods Inc.
45399 Miscellaneous store retailers
Daytona Trophy Inc.
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51111 Newspaper publishers
Daytona Pennysaver Inc.
Halifax Media Holdings
The Observer Newspaper
Volusia Pennysaver Corporation
West Volusia Beacon
West Volusia Pennysaver
51711 Wired telecommunications
Deltacom Inc.
54121 Accounting, tax preparation, bookkeeping
and payroll services
DuvaSawko
54138 Testing laboratories
Pace Analytical Services Inc.
54151 Computer programming services
Merge Healthcare
56132 Temporary help services
Daytona Employment
Vision HR Inc.
56149 Other business support services
Sligo Systems
56161 Investigation services
MacData Background Screening
56191 Packaging and Labeling Services
Co-Packers of America Inc.
56292 Materials recovery facilities
Makarios Scrap Metals
62151 Medical and diagnostic laboratories
Accord Clinical Research
Avail Clinical Research
DaVita Laboratory Services
81131 Commercial/industry machinery and
equipment repair and maintenance
Electron Beam Solutions Inc.
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“
e are proud of our
active and vital
manufacturing community
in Volusia County. Our
manufacturers are
committed to improving the
quality of life here...”
–Jayne Fifer
President and CEO
A growing number of our manufacturers have professional videos available online, produced for Volusia
County’s Business Beat segment of the “Volusia
Magazine” television show. Wherever possible, we
have noted those segments for you and included
URLs for finding them online. More video segments
will be added to our online manufacturers listing as
they are created at floridabusiness.org/bizbeat.htm.
Also noted in this listing are manufacturers you can
contact for outsourcing services. They are highlighted for you by the f symbol preceding their business
name.
AVOT Industries Inc.
Medium to heavy duty sewing – fabric products
Mr. Allen Gencarelle, owner
1407 Flightline Boulevard, Suite 15
DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 479.4987
Fax: (386) 822.5522
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: avotindustries.com
AAA Fence Company of Daytona Beach Inc.
Advanced Composite Solutions
Chain link, wooden, PVC and aluminum fences.
Mr. William G. Morrison, III, vice president
801 Orange Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Telephone: (386) 253.4212
Fax: (386) 253.2878
Web: aaafence.com
Full composite design, analysis, prototype and
production tooling
Mr. Aaron Duncan, president
404 United Drive, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168
Telephone: (386) 423.3550
Fax: (386) 423-3549
Web: advancedcompositesolution.com
Accord Clinical Research
Medical research
3635 South Clyde Morris Boulevard, Suite 314
Port Orange, FL 32129
Telephone: (386) 760.7272
Web: accordclinical.com
AC Hydraulics Inc.
Manufacture rebuilt hydraulic pumps and motors;
repair, sales and design of hydraulic components;
full line machine shop; cylinder repair; and hoses
Mr. David Freeman, sales
405 Loomis Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Telephone: (386) 239.0840
Fax: (386) 239.0203
Web: achydraulics.com
AdaLite Cabinet Manufacturers Inc.
Manufacture counter tops, custom kitchen and
bathroom cabinets
Mr. Charles Haller, president
855 Old Sugar Mill Road, Port Orange, FL 32129
Telephone: (386) 767.0511
Fax: (386) 767.0512
fAdsil Inc.
Protective maintenance coatings, waterproofing
sealers and surface cleaners for commercial and
industrial uses
Mr. James Gibson, president
1901 Mason Avenue #101, Daytona Beach, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 274.1382
Fax: (386) 274.1798
Web: adsil.com
Advanced Interior Concepts Inc.
Custom cabinetry
Mr. Bob Dostalek, president
898 Shadick Drive, Orange City, FL 32763
Telephone: (386) 775.2424
Fax: (386) 775.2449
Cell: (386) 717-4098
fAdvanced Machining Inc.
A CNC precision machining job shop. Quality
control adheres to MIL-STD-45208A. Manufacture
to customer supplied prints or sample parts. Raw
materials stocked include stainless steel, steel,
aluminum, bronze, brass, variety of plastics,
square tubing, round tubing and pipe. Work with
local powder coating, anodizing, plating, welding,
and fabrication vendors as a one-stop shop.
Mr. Robert Kayat
1500 Airway Circle, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168
Telephone: (386) 424.7333
Fax: (386) 424.1394
Web: advmach.com
Advanced Manufacturing and Power
Systems Inc.
Manufacture generator enclosures and fuel tanks
Mr. Randy Weimer
1965 Bennett Drive, DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 822.5565
Fax: (386) 822.9669
Web: amps.cc
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Advanced Welding Inc.
All Pro Door and Trim Inc.
Ambo Design
Ornamental railing, gates, spiral staircases. Weld
stainless steel, aluminum, steel, exotic metals.
Fully mobile.
Mr. Dan Matthews, president
612 Fern Avenue, Holly Hill, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 255-2600
Doors and trim, handicap accessories
Mr. Rusty Claunch, president
897 Bellevue Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Telephone: (386) 947.8777
Fax: (386) 947.8780
Web: allprodoorandtrim.com
Large format digital printing, custom signs,
graphic and web design, ad specialties, vehicle
and fleet graphics
Ms. Amy Brown, owner
171 West Craig Avenue, Lake Helen, FL 32744
Telephone: (386) 228.2436
Web: ambodesign.com
Aerotec Aluminum
Aluminum railings, fences, gates and architectural
aluminum
Ms. Kimberley Mooers, president
268 Black Lake Road, Osteen, FL 32764
Telephone: (386) 322.3356
Web: aerotecaluminum.com
AiReed Filter Products
Filter frames
Ms. Diane Mohsen, chief executive officer
819 North Ridgewood Avenue
Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Telephone: (386) 252.4046
Fax: (386) 255.6777
Web: aireed.com
Allstar Building Materials LTD
Distribute lumber materials; manufacture trusses
and doors; install windows, garage doors
Mr. Thomas Crowe, president
1361 North U.S. Highway 1, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Telephone: (386) 677.6330
Fax: (386) 673.6721
Web: allstarbuilding.com
fAmerican Industrial Plastics
Plastic components – precision parts for medical,
semiconductor, and off-shore industries.
Mr. John MacDonald
724 Fentress Boulevard, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Telephone: (386) 274.5335
Fax: (386) 274.4746
Web: aipdaytona.com
Almar Metals Inc.
American Ortho-Tech Labs
Fabricate metal products using stainless steel,
aluminum, and steel for DOT safety rails
Mr. Roy Blomquist, president
1725 Arredondo Grant Road, DeLeon Springs, FL 32130
Telephone: (386) 734.3377
Fax: (386) 734.0190
Manufacture and distribute prosthetic and
orthotic products – artificial limbs, braces, etc.
Mr. John Jump, president
1320 Mason Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 258.0401
Fax: (386) 252.1013
Web: americanorthotech.com
Alti-2 Inc.
fAmeritech Die and Mold South Inc.
Plastic injection molds
Mr. Rusty Rotman, division manager
6 East Tower Circle, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Telephone: (386) 677.1770
Fax: (386) 677.2510
Web: amdiemoldsouth.com
Al’s Sign Company Inc.
Commercial signs
Ms. Delores Chapman, owner
176 Carswell Avenue, Holly Hill, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 252.8108
Fax: (386) 255.0622
Allied Time USA Inc.
Time, attendance, and access control systems
Mr. Sam Trivett, vice president of sales
416 North Orange Avenue, DeLand, FL 32720
Telephone: (386) 409.7026
Fax: (386) 785.0003
Web: alliedtime.com
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Manufacture Altimaster altimeters and
instruments for skydivers
Mr. Roger Allen, president
1200 Flight Line Boulevard, Suite 5, DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 943.9333
Fax: (386) 943.9303
Web: alti-2.com
Alturdyne Power Systems Inc.
Engine generator sets from 2 to 3000 kw
Mr. Bill Murphy, sales/service representative
776 East Fairbairn Drive, Deltona, FL 32725
Telephone: (386) 860.6238
Web: alturdyne.com
AMP Trailers
Cargo and utility trailers; anything made from
steel including chassis that require titles
Mr. John T. Vick, president
421 North Spring Garden Avenue, DeLand, FL 32720
Telephone: (386) 734.2255
Fax: (386) 734.9166
Web: amptrailers.com
Ardmore Farms Division, Country Pure
Foods Inc.
f
Angell & Phelps Chocolate Factory
Manufacture, package and distribute gourmet
chocolate products; wholesale/retail and
international shipping
Freddie Smith, president/marketing and public relations
154 South Beach Street, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Telephone: 1-800-969-2634
Email: [email protected]
Website: angellandphelps.com
Video: floridabusiness.org/angellandphelps.htm
fAO Precision Manufacturing LLC
Contract precision machining. Serve the
aerospace, medical, automotive and defense
industries. Surface coating capabilities include
Phosphate and Anodize coatings.
Mr. Stephen P. Koch, president
Telephone: (386) 274.5882
Fax: (386) 274.5966
Web: aopmfg.com
Aqua Pure Solutions LLC
Manufacture water filtration equipment for
residential and commercial use
Mr. Dan Sampson, vice president
12 Aviator Way, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Telephone: (386) 673.0602
Fax: (386) 677.5082
Web: aquapuresolutions.com
f
fARK Daytona, a subsidiary of
Illinois-based ARK Manufacturing
Manufacture citrus and non-citrus juices for food
service industry
Mr. Gary Baucum, plant manager
1915 North Woodland Boulevard, DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 734.4634
Fax: (386) 736.8894
Web: juice4u.com
Associated Printing and Graphics
Automotive metal forming parts and assembling
for Toyota, Nissan, Honda, GM and Ford.
Mr. Al Kabeshita, owner
Opening early 2012
2252 Mason Avenue Extension
Video: floridabusiness.org/ark.htm
Offset, lithograph printing, computer typesetting,
saddle stitch binding
Mr. Jonathan Burch, president
1116 West Granada Boulevard
Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Telephone: (386) 673.7490
Fax: (386) 673.7489
Architectural Building Specialties
Atlantic Central Enterprises Inc.
Manufacture solid color applique and substrate
sign material for use in fabrication of ADA
compliant signage
Ms. Barbara Boote, owner
320 Division Avenue, Unit D, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Telephone: (386) 676.2095
Fax: (386) 676.2295
Structural and miscellaneous steel
Mr. Steven Traulsen, president
336 LPGA Boulevard, Holly Hill, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 255.6227
Fax: (386) 255.0603
Architectural Ornamental Metals Inc.
Balcony rails, stair rails, gates and other
ornamental products, all made from metals such
as aluminum and steel. Custom designed and
standard products serving the construction
industry as well as individual remodeling.
Mr. Raymond Alford, president
1115 A Enterprise Court, Holly Hill, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 947.1991
Fax: (386) 947.1665
Web: aomimetals.com
Avail Clinical Research
Medical research
Ms. Melissa Hodges, site director
860 Peachwood Drive, DeLand, FL 32720
Telephone: (386) 785.2400
Fax: 386-740-0774
Web: availclinical.com
Avancen Inc.
Medical devices and products
Ms. Sharon Conley, MD, president
19 Moss Point Drive, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Telephone: (386) 673.9225
Fax: (413) 674.9225
Web: avancen.com
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B&C Signs Inc.
Better Barricades Inc.
Design, manufacture, service and install various
types of signs
Ms. Taneal Cahill, office manager
2225 Guava Drive, Edgewater, FL 32141
Telephone: (386) 426.2373
Fax: (386) 426.2789
Web: bandcsigns.com
Construction and design service. Asphalt seal
coating and patching, barricades, parking lot and
roadway striping, construction signs.
Ms. Abby Naff, owner
1725 Tionia Road, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168
Telephone: (386) 427.4971
Fax: (386) 427.8285
Web: betterbarricades.com
fBraddock Metallurgical Inc. - Daytona
Commercial heat treating
Mr. Jeff Young, plant manager
Telephone: (386) 267.0955
Fax: (386) 898.0055
Web: braddockmt.com
British American Auto Repair Inc.
Remanufacture starters and alternators
Mr. George Zaharios, vice president
241 South Palmetto Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Telephone: (386) 253.2832
Fax: (386) 253.7433
Web: allbritishamericanforeignauto.com
B.A.B. Bedding Manufacturing
Manufacture box springs, mattresses, hospital and
commercial beds
Mr. George Mundell, president
720 Palmetto Street, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168
Telephone: (386) 427.8318
Fax: (386) 427.7843
Babfab Inc.
Manufacture and design components for the
aviation and marine industries, CNC and laser
capabilities
Mr. Byron Bekken, chief executive officer
488 Parque Drive, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Telephone: (386) 671.4885
Fax: (386) 671.6110
Bailey-Sigler Inc.
Architectural precast concrete products
Mr. Charles Sigler, vice president
1050 Fremont Street, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168
Telephone: (386) 428.5566
Fax: (386) 428.1815
fBellowsTech LLC
Edge welded bellows
Ms. Denise Foxx, office manager
1289 North U.S. Highway 1, Suite 1
Telephone: (386) 615.7530
Web: bellowstech.com
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f
Bob’s Space Racers Inc.
Amusement games, trade show displays
Ms. Teri Howell, executive assistant
427 15th Street, Daytona Beach, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 677.0761
Fax: (386) 677.0794
Web: bobsspaceracers.com
Video: floridabusiness.org/spaceracers.htm
Boston Whaler Inc.
Fiberglass outboard boats
Mr. Tim Schiek, president
100 Whaler Way, Edgewater, FL 32141
Telephone: (386) 428.0057
Fax: (386) 427.9253
Web: whaler.com
Brochure Displays Inc.
Literature displays, business card holders
Mr. Terry D. McDonough, president
1808 Concept Court, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Telephone: (386) 271.5500
Fax: (386) 767.8702
Web: brochuredisplays.com
Brothers Performance - East
High performance automotive parts and accessories
Mr. Brian Murphy, president
3060 Performance Circle, DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (800) 486.2681
Web: brothersperformance.com
Browning Communications
Commercial and digital printing and direct mail.
Customized print management solutions and FSC
certified “green” print solutions.
Mr. Dean O’Brien, president
398 South Shell Road, DeBary, FL 32713
Telephone: (386) 668.1860
Fax: (386) 668.1773
Web: browningcom.net
Brunswick Commercial and Government
Products Inc.
Cemex
Manufacture/distribute ready mixed cement products
Mr. David Jackson, plant manager
2170 State Road 472, Orange City, FL 32763
Telephone: (386) 775.0790
Fax: (386) 775.3612
Web: cemex.com
Commercial-grade Boston Whaler boats
Ms. Jennifer Butera, president
420 Megan Z Avenue, Edgewater, FL 32132
Telephone: (386) 423.2900
Fax: (386) 423.9187
Web: brunswickcgp.com
Captain Foods Inc.
Bottled water, spices, private label
Mr. Douglas Feindt, president
2732 Hibiscus Drive, Edgewater, FL 32141
Telephone: (386) 428.5833
Fax: (386) 428.9988
Web: captainredbeard.com
Cardinale Marble Inc.
Cultured marble products
Mr. Peter Cardinale, president
902 South Leavitt Avenue, Suite 8
Orange City, FL 32763
Telephone: (386) 775.1755
Carl’s Speed Shop
High performance aftermarket motorcycle
products,carburetors, racing enhancements
Mr. Carl Morrow, president
384 North Beach Street, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Telephone: (386) 258.3000
Fax: (386) 258.1400
Web: carlsspeedshop.com
Carter’s Cabinetry Inc.
Custom cabinets, wall units
Mr. Fred A. Carter, president
Telephone: (386) 677.4192
Fax: (386) 673.8345
Web: carterscabinetry.com
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CartTech
Refurbish material handling equipment
Mr. Eric Kuhn, manager
4100 South US Highway 1, Edgewater, FL 32141
Telephone: (386) 478.0017
Fax: (386) 478.0020
Web: carttechcarts.com
Video: floridabusiness.org/carttech.htm
CDR Systems Corp
Manufacture polymer concrete commercial utility
enclosures, telephone and transformer pads
Mr. Scott Martz, business unit director
780 Granada Boulevard, Suite 300
Telephone: (386) 615.9510
Fax: (386) 615.9606
Web: cdrsystems.com
Ceiltech
Ceiling cleaning equipment and solutions
Mr. Charles Werz, vice president
825 Gatepark Drive, Suite 3
Telephone: (386) 239.9426
Fax: (386) 239.9712
Web: ceiltechinc.com
Central Florida Street Signs Inc.
Manufacture traffic control devices, 3M reflective
sheeting
Mr. Edward J. Goff, president
1189 N. U.S. 1, Unit F, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Telephone: (386) 673.4731
Fax: (386) 673-4731
Central Modular Systems Inc.
Manufacture/develop modular multi-family
housing products
Mr. Robert A. Guirlinger, president
1309 East International Speedway Boulevard
DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 740.7600
Fax: (386) 740.0105
Web: cmsmodular.com
Chaps and Bags
Leather motorcycle apparel, hats, vest tops,
chaps, vest extenders
Ms. Barbara Krone, managing member
132 West Park Avenue, Suite 3, Edgewater, FL 32132
Telephone: (386) 423.9063
Fax: (386) 423.9063
Web: chapsandbags.com
CN Screening Inc.
Manufacture privacy windscreens, athletic netting,
tennis nets and posts, banners and logos
Ms. Adella Savercool, sales director
1815 Patterson Avenue, DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 738.3441
Fax: (386) 738.2295
Web: cnscreeninginc.com
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CO2Meter Inc.
Co-Packers of America, Inc.
Manufacturer of CO2 indoor air quality monitors
and sensors
Kelly Wertz, administrator
131 Business Center Drive, A-3
Telephone: (386) 310.4933
Fax: (386) 422.2356
Web: co2meter.com
A complete co-packing and private labeling
company. Dressings, energy drinks, marinades,
drink mixers and sauces. Packaging abilities from
pouches to cups, and institutional packaging.
Mr. Tony Caltabiano, CFO
Telephone: (386) 740.7333
Fax: (386) 626.9052
Web: copackersofamerica.com
The Cole Shoppe
Complete Dewatering Pumps and
Wellpoints Inc.
Industrial pumps, dewatering equipment
Mr. Howard Brunet, president
710 West Park Avenue, Edgewater, FL 32132
Telephone: (386) 426.1345
Fax: (386) 426.1835
Web: completepumps.com
Complete Parachute Solutions Inc.
Advance parachute systems for military and
government use
DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 736.3862
Fax: (386) 736.3899
Web: cpsworld.com
Custom furniture, grandfather clocks and artistic
wood-turning
Mr. Allen Cole, owner
108 Horseshoe Bend, DeLeon Springs, FL 32130
Telephone: (386) 985.6662
Mobile: (386) 589.6633
Fax: (386) 985.3704
Concentrated Aloe Corporation (CAC)
Color Wheel Paints and Coatings
Manufacture and distribute paints, coatings and
varnishes for residential, commercial and industrial
applications
Ms. Brittany Humprey, sales manager
1070 Reed Canal Road, South Daytona, FL 32119
Telephone: (386) 788.6122
Web: colorwheel.com
ConSol Bermuda Ltd.
Manufacturers of PVC windows, doors, cabinets,
counter tops, roofing, shutters, pre-fabricated
wall panels
Mr. Chris Wallington
1360 Saratoga Street, DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (407) 467.3713
Fax: (386) 736.3204
Web: consolintl.com
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fCommand Medical Products Inc.
Manufacturing solutions and support for custom
disposable medical devices. Core competencies
include RF welding, tubing extrusion, device
assembly and packaging. Procedure and
process development/validation and sterilization
management. Plants in Florida and Nicaragua
support both low and high volume manufacturing.
Both sites are ISO 13485:2003 and FDA
registered.
Ms. Bonnie-Ann Carroll, sales associate
15 Signal Avenue, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Telephone: (386) 672.8116
Fax: (386) 677.7781
Web: commandmedical.com
Video: floridabusiness.org/commandmedical.htm
Raw material manufacturer, wholesale supplier of
aloe vera, tamanu, herbal extracts
Mrs. Barbara Roman, vice president of sales
123 North Orchard Street, Suite 4A
Telephone: (386) 673.7566
Fax: (386) 676.0055
Web: conaloe.com
fContec Electronics and Assembly Inc.
Electrical/electronic contract assembly
Mr. Richard Sterba, president
1504 Industrial Drive, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168
Telephone: (386) 426.2447
Fax: (386) 426.2701
Copy Cat Printing Centers Inc.
Counter Solution Inc.
A Creative Touch
Offset and digital printing, graphic design,
business cards to books in one to four color
process work, in-house finishing operations. Book
printing and binding.
Mr. Russell Benett, president
1678 Ridgewood Avenue, Suite A, Holly Hill, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 677.6911
Fax: (386) 673.4607
Web: copycatprint.com
Custom laminate fabrication, solid surface counter tops
Mr. Mike Hatcher, owner
135 West Marion Avenue, Edgewater, FL 32132
Telephone: (386) 428.1213
Fax: (386) 426.0357
Web: countersolutioninc.com
Manufacture wood cabinets, counter tops, laminates
Mr. Dick Frisbee, owner
544 LPGA Boulevard, Holly Hill, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 253.5181
Fax: (386) 253.1147
Web: actcabinets.com
Covidien
Cubco Screenprinting
Manufacture precision medical devices, including
hypodermic needles, syringes and related
accessory medical disposables; brand name:
Monoject
Ms. Lisa Young, plant manager
DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 734.3685
Web: covidien.com
Embroidery and uniforms. Screenprinting and
embroidery on all types of items. Supplier for DSC
School of Emergency Services.
Mr. Stanley Jenkins, manager
605 Commercial Drive, Holly Hill, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 254.2706
Fax: (386) 238.4046
Web: cubcoinc.com
Crane Performance Products
Custom high speed filling equipment for the
beverage, medical and pharmaceutical industries
Mr. Klaus R. Liedtke, president
21 Sunshine Boulevard, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Telephone: (386) 671.1550
Fax: (386) 673.1552
Web: cfpsllc.com
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Costa
Premium polarized sport sunglasses
Mr. Chas MacDonald, president
2361 Mason Avenue, Suite 100
Telephone: (386) 274.4000
Fax: (386) 274.4001
Web: costadelmar.com
Video: floridabusiness.org/costa.htm
Couchman Printing Company
Commercial printing
Mr. Terry Davis, president
1634 South Ridgewood Avenue
South Daytona, FL 32119
Telephone: (386) 756.3052
Fax: (386) 756.4422
Web: couchmanprinting.com
Manufacture performance motorcycle products
Mr. Sean Holly
1640 Mason Avenue, Unit 180, Daytona Beach, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 310.4875
Web: cranecams.com
Custom Filling and Packaging Systems LLC
Creative Design
Custom Graphic Designs
Cabinetry design, layout, installation. Commercial,
residential.
Mr. Rick Surphlis, president
1555 Detrick Avenue, DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 734.1410
Fax: (386) 943.8235
Web: creativedesignfinecabinetry.com
Custom printed shirts, signs and decals;
promotional products
Mr. Rick Martines, owner
4462 North Highway 17, DeLand, FL 32720
Telephone: (386) 985.5909
Fax: (386) 985.0800
Web: customgraphicdesigns.net
Creative Form Products
Manufacture industrial machinery
Mr. Neil Rohan, president
200 Dale Street, Edgewater, FL 32132
Telephone: (386) 426.6161
Custom Laboratory Equipment Inc.
Special equipment-soil testing labs
Mr. Alen Hunter, owner
205 East Michigan Avenue, Orange City, FL 32763
Telephone: (386) 775.2322
Fax: (321) 445.4678
Web: customlaboratory.com
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Custom Machine and Design
Prototypes, tooling, machinery repair
Mr. Bill Schippers, owner
1205 Greens Dairy Road, DeLand, FL 32720
Telephone: (386) 822.5528
Fax: (386) 822.5528
Web: customharleytrikes.com
Custom Tube Products
Manufacture precision tubular parts and
assemblies for aviation, medical, industrial and
commercial products
Mr. David S. Love, president
317 Base Leg Drive, Edgewater, FL 32132
Telephone: (386) 426.0670
Fax: (386) 423.2313
Web: customtubeproducts.com
Daniels Wholesale Sign and Plastics Inc.
Formed plastic sign faces, channel letters,
extruded and custom sign cabinets, neon signs
and CNC routed signs
Mr. Daniel Singer, president
Telephone: (386) 736.4918
Fax: (386) 675-1617
Web: wholesalesignsuperstore.com
DaVita Laboratory Services
End stage renal disease testing laboratory
Mr. Mike Hahn, general manager
1991 Industrial Drive, DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 738.1809
Web: davita.com
Daytona Employment
Temporary, temporary-to-hire and direct-hire
placement. Specialist industries: manufacturing,
accounting, administrative and management,
engineering, sales and marketing, human resources,
information technology, legal and insurance. Skills
testing, reference checks, background and drug
screening, employee payroll and leasing services.
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Ms. Claire Venables, owner
609 South Ridgewood Avenue,
Telephone: (386) 253.3333
Fax: (386) 255.0033
Web: daytonaemployment.com
Daytona Helmets
Motorcycle helmets
Mr. Joseph Linge, president
1541 State Avenue, Holly Hill, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 255.3505
Web: daytonahelmets.com
Daytona Twin Tec LLC
After-market motorcycle ignitions for
Harley Davidson
Mr. Allen Alvarez, sales manager
933 Beville Road, Suite 101-H
Telephone: (386) 304.0700
Fax: (386) 304.9502
Web: daytona-twintec.com
Decorative Electro Coating
Publishes advertising shopper
Ms. Clarissa Williamson, general manager
425 South Yonge Street, Ormond Beach, FL
Telephone: (386) 677.4262
Fax: (386) 673.2055
Manufacture electroplating coatings for metal
materials
Mr. Jason Alexan, president
501 Kingston Street, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Telephone: (386) 255.7878
Fax: (386) 255.7830
Daytona Systems LLC
DeLand Metal Craft Company
Daytona Pennysaver Inc.
Custom assembly automation equipment for medical,
pharmaceutical, beverage and other industries
Mr. Klaus R. Liedtke, president
Telephone: (386) 671.1550
Fax: (386) 673.1552
Web: dsystemsllc.com
Daytona Tool and Die Company Inc.
General machine work and job shop services;
CNC machine
Mr. George Roy, president
326 Second Street, Holly Hill, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 255.1251
Fax: (386) 255.0153
Web: daytonatoolanddie.com
Daytona Trophy Inc.
Wood and metal plaques
Mr. Jim Sarjeant, president
Telephone: (386) 253.2806
Fax: (386) 255.3214
Web: dashplaque.com
Ornamental metal fabrication rails, doors,
ornamental pieces
Ms. Brooke Whitaker, vice president
300 West Beresford Avenue, DeLand, FL 32720
Telephone: (386) 734.0828
Fax: (386) 734.0857
Web: delandmetalcraft.com
DeLand Sign and Design
Logo design, small business identity solutions,
vehicle lettering, signs and banners
Mr. Marc Russell, president
339 South Woodland Boulevard, Suite A
DeLand, FL 32720
Telephone: (386) 734.0604
Fax: (386) 734.9007
Web: delandsign.com
Deltacom Inc.
B2B telecom services. Local, long distance,
dedicated Internet services, data connectivity,
managed firewall services, data backup, WiFi,
mobile services, NEC phone systems for small,
medium and large businesses.
Ms. Kristen Schaffer, account manager
149 Ridgewood Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Telephone: (386) 236.6211
Mobile: (386) 679-8967
Fax: (386) 236.6221
Web: earthlinkbusiness.com
Delta Machine and Tool Inc.
Plastic insert molding, general machining job shop
Mr. Norbert Ruppert, president
1501 Lexington Avenue, DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 738.2204
Fax: (386) 738.9674
Delta P Carver
Domestic booster systems, prepackaged pump
systems
Mr. Mark Post, president
Telephone: (386) 236.0950
Fax: (386) 236.0955
Web: deltapcarver.net
Deltran Corporation
Manufacturer of battery chargers, transformers
and power supplies
Mr. Michael L. Prelec, president
DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 736.7900
Fax: (386) 763.0379
Web: batterytender.com
Digital Press Inc.
Printing brochures, catalogs, newsletters, direct
mail, rack cards, sell sheets, presentation folders
and business cards
Mr. Terry D. McDonough, president/owner
1808 Concept Court, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Telephone: (386) 271.6500
Web: digitalpressonline.com
Dixie Septic Tank Inc.
Septic tanks manufactured, installed and serviced
Mr. Todd Evans, vice president
335 North Boundary Avenue, DeLand, FL 32720
Telephone: (386) 738.3030
Fax: (386) 740.7666
DME
Direct marketing campaigns; sales and service
retention and renewal programs; acquisition,
membership/donor programs; results-based
campaign measurement; data analytics and
cleansing; digital print, video and fullfillment
services
Mr. Rob Carll, sales manager
Telephone: (877) 720.0082
Web: dmecorporate.com
Dolphin Signs
Truck, boat, vehicle lettering and graphics.
Banners, wood and aluminum signage.
Mr. Chris Kromp, owner
Telephone: (386) 788.3035
Fax: (386) 788.1552
Don Bell Signs LLC
Design/manufacture custom electrical signs and
LED message centers
Ms. Cecilia Kaye, corporate marketing director
365 Oak Place, Port Orange, FL 32127
Telephone: (386) 788.8084
Fax: (386) 763.4762
[email protected]
Web: donbellsigns.com
DuvaSawko
Coding, billing and accounts receivable
management for hospitals and emergency
physician groups; software development
Ms. Maureen France, marketing/
business development director
1530 Cornerstone Boulevard, Suite 200
Telephone: (888) 311.8760
Fax: (386) 274.7801
Web: duvasawko.com
E. O. Painter Printing Company Inc.
Books and commercial printing
Mr. Jeffrey B. Johnston
Post Office Box 877, DeLeon Springs, FL 32130
Telephone: (386) 985.4877
Web: eopainterprinting.com
East Coast Signs and Awards Inc.
Signs, banners, plaques and graphics
Mr. Tom Ripple, chief executive officer
285 South Yonge Street, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Telephone: (386) 672.7018
Fax: (386) 672.7037
Web: eastcoastsignsandawards.com
ECO-WOLF Inc.
Recycle fiberglass and other materials.
Manufacture and sell Seacast™ Transom
Replacement
Ms. Sabinecorinna Unger, president
333 West Marion Avenue, Suite 15,
Edgewater, FL 32132
Telephone: (386) 428-4722
[email protected]
Web: ecowolfinc.com
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Eddy Storm Protection Inc.
Hurricane shutters, rolldowns, security shutters,
awnings
Mr. James M. Eddy, owner
1000 North Nova Road, Daytona Beach, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 248.1631
Fax: (386) 258.6135
Web: eddystormprotection.com
EdgeWater Powerboats
Manufacture fiberglass pleasure boats
Mr. Peter Truslow, president
211 Dale Street, Edgewater, FL 32132
Telephone: (386) 426.5457
Fax: (386) 427.9783
Web: ewboats.com
Electron Beam Solutions Inc.
Electron beam welding shop
Mr. Carlos Diaz, president
301 Division Avenue, Unit 10
Telephone: (386) 671.3090
Fax: (386) 671.3070
Web: electronbeamsolutions.com
Eltec Instruments Inc.
Pyroelectric infrared detection devices and leaded
resistors
Mr. Sam D. Mollenkof, president
Post Office Box 9610, Daytona Beach, FL 32120
Telephone: (386) 252.0411
Fax: (386) 258.3791
Web: eltecinstruments.com
Energizer Personal Care, Ormond Beach
Manufacture Hawaiian Tropic sun care products,
plastic bottles and caps. Screen print and label
plastic bottles. Contract manufacture health and
beauty aids for major retail chains.
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Ms. Mischelle Romesberg, plant director
Telephone: (386) 677.9559
Fax: (386) 677.9595
Web: hawaiiantropic.com
Entech Controls Corporation
Electro-mechanical/electronic switches, mosaic
and photo engraved control panels/consoles,
annunciator panels and custom machined parts
Mr. Alan D. Jorczak, president
8 Tower Circle West, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Telephone: (386) 672.7335
Fax: (386) 672.7233
Web: entechcontrolscorp.com
Eterna Urn Company Inc.
Manufacture cremation urns and ship cremation
containers
Mr. Alan Hannah, president
126 Carswell Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 258.6491
Fax: (386) 254.8388
Web: eternaurn.com
Eurosport Daytona Inc.
Light manufacturer of auto accessories sold
under license to major auto manufacturers
Mr. Tony Schimenti, president
355 Tomoka Avenue, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Telephone: (386) 672.7199
Fax: (386) 673.0821
Web: eurosportdaytona.com
Everglades Boats by Dougherty
Manufacture inland and offshore fishing boats
Mr. Robert Dougherty, CEO
544 Air Park Road, Edgewater, FL 32132
Telephone: (386) 409.2202
Fax: (386) 409.7939
Web: evergladesboats.com
Express Printing
Offset printing, copying, mailing, signs, screen
printing
Mr. Don Hughey, sales director
865 West New York Avenue, DeLand, FL 32720
Telephone: (386) 734.1877
Fax: (386) 736.0930
Web: myexpressprinting.com
Extreme Welding Works Inc.
Custom fabrication and repairs using steel,
aluminum and stainless; custom 4-wheel drive
accessories
Mr. Travis Roach, owner/president
162 West 2nd Avenue, Pierson, FL 32180
Telephone: (386) 749.1957
Fax: (386) 749.0057
Fabco Metal Products LP
Manufacture/distribute fabricated structural steel,
miscellaneous steel; AISC category II certified
Mr. Tracy Ballew, sales manager
1490 Frances Drive, Daytona Beach, FL 32124
Telephone: (386) 252.3730
Fax: (386) 258.3402
Web: fabcometal.com
Fabra USA Inc.
Manufacture sporting goods apparel
Mr. Andrea Bertele, president/CEO
Telephone: (386) 672.7225
Fax: (386) 672.7208
Web: fabra.com
Falcon Industries Inc.
CNC precision machine specialists, prototype,
production and engineering
Mr. Micah Mammaw, president
1527 State Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 677.9533
Fax: (386) 677.9617
Web: falconmachine.com
fFBI Systems Inc., Specialty Coatings Division
Custom fabrication for structural beams, specialty
beams, unique columns, stairs, rails, fences or gates
Mr. Ted Shader
Telephone: (386) 253.5151
Fax: (386) 253.1566
Web: fabra.com
Web: fbisystems.com
Federal Heath Sign Company
Project management electric signs: multi-location
customers, sign and lighting maintenance
Mr. Scott Smith, general manager
1128 Beville Road, Suite E, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Telephone: (386) 255.1901
Fax: (386) 257.4046
Web: federalheath.com
FHT Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of
Baxa Corporation
Specialities in automation technology for IV drug
preparation. Hospital pharmacy technology solutions.
Mr. Dennis Schneider, senior vice president
Telephone: (386) 274.4447
Fax: (386) 274.4114
E-mail: info@baxa
Web: fhtinc.com
FinishLine Racing School
Build and fabricate custom racing cars; parts and
racing safety apparel and accessories; training
facility for race car drivers
Ms. Kristal Loescher, president
3113 South Ridgewood Avenue, Edgewater, FL 32141
Telephone: (386) 427.8522
Fax: (386) 427.8522
Web: finishlineracing.com
Fore Innovations, LLC
Florida Graphic Printing Company Inc.
Complex part manufacturing, engineering and design
Mr. Justin Fore
400 Venture Drive, Suite D, South Daytona, FL 32119
Telephone: (386) 767-3817
Fax: (386) 767-3818
Commercial printing and finishing
Ms. Patricia A. Blythe, president
Telephone: (386) 253.4532
Fax: (386) 253.1787
Web: floridagraphicprinting.com
fFloMet LLC
ISO 9000:2000 registered custom manufacturer
of precision, high volume metal components
with extremely difficult tolerance requirements
through the metal injection molding (MIM)
process, producing custom components for
various manufacturing markets, including
medical/surgical/orthopedic, dental/orthodontic,
health/hearing, aerospace/defense, electrical,
telecommunications and industrial. Custom
blended feedstocks made of stainless-steel,
cobalt and nickel based alloys, providing low
carbon and high density components for superior
properties of strength and versatility.
Ms. Dorrie Sawyer, sales coordinator/
customer service administrator
810 Flightline Boulevard, DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 736.4890
Fax: (386) 736.6063
Web: flomet.com
Florida Door and Supply Inc.
Manufacturer and distributor of interior and
exterior pre-hung doors, moldings, trim and
hardware custom home work, both residential
and commercial
Mr. Mark Paterniti, president
Telephone: (386) 253.7898
Fax: (386) 253.7665
Web: floridadoor.com
Florida Manufacturing Corporation
Orthopedic medical supplies
Mr. Disston Moore, owner
501 Beville Road, Daytona Beach, FL 32119
Telephone: (386) 767.2372
Web: flamanco.com
fFlorida Production Engineering Inc.
Plastic injection molded products, aluminum
stamping and surface finishing plastic and
aluminum components for automotive and nonautomotive applications
Mr. Mark E. Kirby, corporate purchasing manager
2 Tower Circle East, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Telephone: (386) 677.2566
Fax: (386) 673.1130
Web: fpe-inc.com
Fox Mattress
Manufacturer of mattresses and box springs
Mr. Rick Carter, owner
1966 North Nova Road, Holly Hill, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 677.3752
Fax: (386) 672.2187
Web: foxmattress.com
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Gambro Renal Products Inc.
Golden 100, a division of Jogue Inc.
Manufacturer of renal intensive care solutions
Mr. Peter von Lersner, director
Telephone: (386) 481.1110
Web: gambro.com
Beverage bases for liquid and powdered drinks
Lacy Gilreath
1600 Essex Avenue, DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 734.0113
Web: golden100.com
Gamma High Voltage Research Inc.
Manufacturer of high voltage power supplies
Ms. Valerie DeMeo, manager
Telephone: (386) 677.7070
Fax: (386) 677.3039
Web: gammahighvoltage.net
Gano Signs and Graphics
Signs (vinyl, magnet, Coroplast, metal, foam),
banners (vinyl lettering and digital print), business
cards, engraving, foil stamping, T-shirts, mugs,
embroidery, graphic design, logos, Braille signs,
custom buttons, door hangers, gas station signs,
carbon forms, screen printing, promotional
items, envelopes and letterheads, patches, name
tags, political signs and parking permits
Angel Paul, owner
2410 South Atlantic Avenue
Daytona Beach Shores, FL 32118
Telephone: (386) 238.8653
Fax: (386) 253.5730
Web: ganosigns.com
Pharmacy and laboratory safety equipment.
Mr. Keith Landy, chief executive officer
Telephone: (386) 677.7742
Fax: (386) 677.0442
Web: germfree.com
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Halifax Paving Inc.
Asphalt plant
Mr. James E. Davis, president
860 Hull Road, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Telephone: (386) 676.0200
Fax: (386) 676.0803
Web: halifaxpavinginc.com
Hall Machine Works
Hosack Engineering and Developing
Organization Inc.
General machining job shop; machinery repair, welding
Mr. Kenneth Hosack, president
375 Carpenter Avenue, Osteen, FL 32764
Telephone: (407) 322.2011
Hot Action Sportswear Inc.
Screen printing, embroidery on textiles
Ms. Melissa Penland, owner
307 Division Avenue, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Telephone: (386) 677.5680
Fax: (386) 673.8266
Web: hotactionsportswear.com
General machine job shop, welding, and structural
fabrication
Mr. Peter Tivy, owner/president
Post Office Box 1516, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32170
Telephone: (386) 428.2371
Fax: (386) 428.3344
Hanson Pipe and Precast
Precast utility products, reinforced concrete pipe,
bridges, box culverts, pavers and roof tiles
Ms. Joan Blecha, president/SE region
840 West Avenue, DeLand, FL 32720
Telephone: (386) 734.6228
Fax: (386) 738.7018
Web: hansonpipeandprecast.com
Hogan Glass Corporation
Metal and glass fabrication
Mr. Richard Hogan, president
1934 South Segrave Street, South Daytona, FL 32119
Telephone: (386) 767.0401
f
fHudson Technologies
Manufacturer of precision deep-drawn (seamless)
metal cases and stampings for automotive, aviation,
aerospace, commercial battery, implantable medical
devices, flow control, irrigation, relay cases, semiconductor and other industrial applications worldwide
Mr. John Marfiak, sales director
Telephone: (386) 672.2000
Fax: (386) 676.6212
Web: hudson-technologies.com
Video: floridabusiness.org/hudson.htm
iDeal Deals,
Gambro
Renal
LLC
Products
dba
Inc.
Manufacturer
of
renal
intensive
Ideal Aluminum Products care solutions
Mr. Peter von
Lersner, director
Aluminum
railings/fencing,
powder coating all
1845 Mason
Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32117
related
products
Telephone:
(386)
481.1110
Doug
Brady and
Michael
Siegel, owners
Web:
gambro.com
2000
Brunswick
Lane, DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 736.1700
Fax: (386)
822.4956
Gamma
High
Voltage Research Inc.
Manufacturer
of high voltage power supplies
[email protected]
Ms. Valerie
DeMeo, manager
Web:
www.ideal-ap.com
Telephone:
(386)and
677.7070
Imperial
Foam
Insulation
Fax:
(386)
677.3039
Manufacturing Company
Manufacture
and distribute expanded polystyrene
gammahighvoltage.net
forWeb:
insulation
purposes
Mr. Harry Merryday III, vice president
2360 Old
Tomoka
Gano
Signs
andRoad,
Graphics
Signs
(vinyl, magnet,
Coroplast, metal, foam),
Telephone:
(386) 673.4177
banners
(vinyl
lettering and digital print), business
Fax: (386)
676.9453
cards,
engraving,
foil stamping, T-shirts, mugs,
E-mail:
[email protected]
embroidery, graphic design, logos, Braille signs,
Independent
Glass
and gas
Door
custom buttons, door
hangers,
stationService
signs,
Complete
glass
and
door
provider
for
commercial
carbon forms, screen printing, promotional
and
residential
properties
in Central
Floridaname
items,
envelopes
and letterheads,
patches,
Mr.
Sheldon
president
tags,
politicalGuetling,
signs and
parking permits
554
North
Angel
Paul,Segrave
owner Street, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Telephone:
(386) 252.4508
2410
South Atlantic
Avenue
Fax: (386)
257.6537
Daytona
Beach
Shores, FL 32118
E-mail:
[email protected]
Telephone:
(386) 238.8653
Web:
ind-glass.com
Fax: (386) 253.5730
Independent
Printing
Web: ganosigns.com
Commercial printer
Mr. Garry Tiffany
Pharmacy and laboratory safety equipment.
Telephone: (386) 252.7351
Mr. Keith Landy, chief executive officer
Fax: (386) 254.0657
Telephone: (386) 677.7742
Web: indyprint.com
Fax: (386) 677.0442
Web: germfree.com
f
Golden
Insight
100,
Precision
a division
Tooling
of Jogue
Inc. Inc.
Beverage
Full
servicebases
precision
for liquid
CNCand
machine
powdered
shop offering
drinks
Lacy Gilreath
custom
prototype and production machining
1600Tom
Mr.
Essex
Smith
Avenue, DeLand, FL 32724
Post
Telephone:
Office Box
(386)
2133,
734.0113
DeLand, FL 32721
Web: golden100.com
Telephone:
(386) 736.6644
Fax: (386) 736.0602
Halifax
Inc.
E-mail: Paving
[email protected]
Asphalt plant
Mr.
E. Davis,
president
Intellitec
Products
LLC
fJames
860 Hull Road,electronic
Ormond and
Beach,
FL 32174
Manufacture
electrical
equipment
(386)senior
676.0200
Mr.Telephone:
David Greene,
VP of operations and CFO
Fax:Tech
(386)Park
676.0803
3045
Way, DeLand, FL 32724
E-mail:
[email protected]
Telephone:
(386) 738.7307
Web:
halifaxpavinginc.com
Fax: (386)
734.4013
Hall Machine Works
Web: intellitec.com
General machine job shop, welding, and structural
fabrication
Island Shutter Company Inc.
Mr.
Peter
Tivy,and
owner/president
Wood
interior
exterior shutters, louver vents, etc.
Post
Office
Box
New Smyrna Beach, FL 32170
Mr. Chad Hunter,1516,
president
Telephone:
428.2371
1838
Patterson(386)
Avenue,
DeLand, FL 32724
Fax:
(386) 428.3344
Telephone:
(386) 738.9455
E-mail:
[email protected]
Inc.
Fax: (386)
738.9456
Hanson
Pipe and Precast
Web: islandshutter.com
Precast
utility products, reinforced concrete pipe,
bridges, box culverts, pavers and roof tiles
Jenzano
Inc.
Ms. Joan Blecha, president/SE region
Design, manufacture and service industrial
840 West Avenue, DeLand, FL 32720
assembly machinery including weld controls and
Telephone: (386) 734.6228
other like components
Fax: (386) 738.7018
Ms. Jennifer Snyder, director of marketing/sales
Web: hansonpipeandprecast.com
820 Oak Street, Port Orange, FL 32127
Telephone:
(386)
761.4474
Hogan
Glass
Corporation
Fax: and
(386)glass
788.0336
Metal
fabrication
[email protected]
Mr.E-mail:
Richard
Hogan, president
Web:
jenzano.com
1934
South
Segrave Street, South Daytona, FL 32119
Telephone: (386) 767.0401
Joe
[email protected]
Inc.
E-mail:
Heat transfers
Mr. Joe Amar, president
1052 North Beach Street, Holly Hill, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 257.4280
Fax: (386) 257.6986
Web: joecoolonline.com
K&M Plastic
Hosack
Engineering
Productsand Developing
Laser
engraving
and cutting plastic, metal and
Organization Inc.
wood.
fabrication
sales. repair, welding
GeneralPlastic
machining
job shop;and
machinery
Mr. Eric
Van Winter,
manager
Kenneth
Hosack,sales
president
32
Ormond
Beach,
FL 32174
375Allenwood
CarpenterLook,
Avenue,
Osteen,
FL 32764
Telephone: (386)
(407) 672.2222
322.2011
Fax: (386)
672.0091
E-mail:
[email protected]
Hot
Sportswear
K&S Action
Printing
Co Inc. Inc.
Screen printing, embroidery on textiles
Commercial printing
Ms. Melissa Penland, owner
Mr. Kenneth Fox
Telephone: (386) 677.5680
Telephone: (386) 428.0199
Fax: (386) 673.8266
Fax: (386) 428.8249
Web: hotactionsportswear.com
Kenco 2000 Inc.
Manufacture plastic illuminated, neon and
sandblasted signs; canvas and backlit awnings for
business advertisement
Mr. Raymond K. Webb, owner
1539 Garden Avenue, Holly Hill, FL 32117
Toll free telephone: 1-(800) 526.3291
Fax: (386) 677.2910
Web: kenco2000inc.com
f
Kermit’s Key West Key Lime Shop
f
Hudson
Technologies
Gourmet
key lime
food and gifts
Manufacturer
of precision
deep-drawn
(seamless)
Mr. John J. Meyer
III, managing
director
metal
cases
and
stampings
for
automotive,
aviation,
1842 Patterson Avenue #8, DeLand, FL 32724
aerospace,
commercial
battery, implantable medical
Telephone:
(386) 740.0502
devices,
flow740.0509
control, irrigation, relay cases, semiFax: (386)
conductor
and other industrial applications worldwide
Mr.Web:
Johnkeylimeshop.com
Marfiak, sales director
Kingspan
Insulated
Panels, Inc.
Telephone:
(386) 672.2000
Manufactures
Fax: (386) 676.6212
high performance metal panels
E-mail:
[email protected]
Ms.
Andrea
Lackemacher
726
Web:
Summerhill
hudson-technologies.com
Drive, DeLand, FL 32720
Telephone:
Video: floridabusiness.org/hudson.htm
(386) 626.6793
Web: kingspanpanels.us
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Kool-Down Inc.
Extra strength burn relief products
Ms. Nancy Perkins, vice president
Telephone: (386) 760.1091
Web: kooldown.com
KVAR Energy Savings Inc.
Electrical energy savings pollution controller,
electrical demand reducers
Mr. Roray Mallisoff, vice president of sales
Telephone: (386) 767.0048
Fax: (386) 255.6492
Web: kvar.com
L&S Enterprises LLC
Energy efficient lighting
Mr. Leonard Blanton
600 Oak Street, Suite 1A, Port Orange, FL 32127
Telephone: (386) 304.0722
Web: l-senterprises.com
Label Associates
Manufacture pressure sensitive labels, including
custom designs, shipping, warning and product
labels
Ms. Carolyn Lehmann, owner
112 Madison Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Telephone: (386) 253.8106
Fax: (386) 253.9579
Laminar Flow Systems Inc.
Manufacture aircraft parts and equipment
Mr. Robin Thomas, president
1585 Aviation Center Parkway, Suite 605
Telephone: (386) 253.8833
Fax: (386) 248.1587
Web: powerflowsystems.com
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fLean Engineering Inc.
Factory automation and integration equipment
and services. Smaller jobs are fabricated locally,
large projects built by Ehrhardt Tool in an 85,000square-foot facility in Granite City, IL. Mechanical
and electrical design in AutoCad, Solidworks,
Ansis, Rockwell and others. Machine programming
includes all forms of PLC/HMI and motion control
that conform to the most rigorous standards.
Contract services including brazing, soldering,
CNC programming, CNC machining and stamping.
CNC Wire EDM machines, 5-axis CNCs and
presses up to 800 tons that can run 24/7.
Mr. Randy Brisell, president
1440 North Nova Road, Suite 306
Telephone: (386) 679.5813
Web: massproduction.com
Leon Leather Company Inc.
Complete line of leather goods
Mr. Leon N. Alcantara, president
3735 South U.S. Highway 1, Edgewater, FL 32141
Telephone: (386) 478.0183
Fax: (386) 478.0185
Web: leonleather.com
Letter Memorial Studio
Manufacture and distribute marble, granite and
bronze memorial monuments, signs and vase
markers. Brand names: Gem Rock; Rock of Ages.
Mr. Eugene Letter, vice president
Telephone: (386) 677.5364
Fax: (386) 677.5364
Libby Ware Studios
Sculptural ceramic art for wall mounting in
corporate and hospitality settings.
Ms. Libby Ware, owner
2005 Pottery Lane, Port Orange, FL 32128
Telephone: (386) 304.6102
Fax: (386) 788.1641
Web: libbyware.com
Lifetime Cabinets and Interiors Inc.
Custom cabinetry for kitchens, bathrooms, closets
and entertainment centers. Supply and install
flooring, windows, window treatments, glass
block, automatic roll up screen treatments.
Mr. Frank Harcus, manager
155B Old Daytona Road, DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 734.2889
Fax: (386) 822.4398
Web: lifetimecabinetandinteriorsinc.com
LMN Printing Company Inc.
Print manufacturing plant, specializing in ticket
and ticket books; conventional and digital
printing, full color printing, high and low volume
printing.
Ms. Nora Aly, vice president
118 North Ridgewood Avenue, Edgewater, FL 32132
Telephone: (386) 428.9928
Fax: (386) 428.9907
Web: lmn-printing.com
Lucas Technologies
Domestic water booster pump systems, sewage
lift stations, pumps, motors, controls
Mr. Doug Chappel, president
P. O. Box 350, Cassadaga, FL 32706
Telephone: (386) 218.4984
Fax: (386) 218.4986
Web: lucasnow.com
Luma Brite Technologies LLC
MacData Background Screening
Lighted wraps for vehicles, signs, billboards,
military use, temporary or portable signs. Green
friendly technology with low energy footprint.
Mr. David Schumaker, president
1500 Beville Road, Suite 606
Telephone: (386) 682.2181
Fax: (321) 406.0214
Web: lumabrite.com
A consumer reporting agency specializing in
both pre-employment and tenant background
screening
Ms. Jan Figola, account manager
Telephone: (386) 254.4888
Fax: (866) 856.0367
Web: macdata.com
M&M Enterprises
fMagga Products Company Inc.
Precision fabricators of metal components. CNC
machining, welding and fabricating. Plasma, laser
and water jet cutting.
Ms. Maggie Morgan, president
1512 State Avenue, Suite A, Holly Hill, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 676.1080
Fax: (386) 672.6644
Web: maggaproducts.com
Manufacturing of wood
John Butterfield, president
Telephone: (386) 672.1554
Fax: (386) 673.2756
fM&M Systems Inc.
Engineering company specializing in industrial
controls; services-system design of custom
industrial control solution, software development,
hardware design, and engineering consulting
Mr. John Condorodis, president
4 West Tower Circle, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Telephone: (386) 676.7335
Fax: (386) 676.7720
Web: mmsysinc.com
Magic Brush
Signs, banners, directional, decals. Boat/
commercial vehicle lettering.
Ms. Janis Johnson
1190 Jackson Ranch Road, DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 736.1142
Fax: (386) 734.8334
Web: magicbrushsign.com
M.C. Mieth Mfg. Inc.
Manufacturer of hand-held ticket punch tools
for commercial use
Mr. Greg Feldman
665 Herbert Street, Port Orange, FL 32129
Telephone: (386) 767.3494
Fax: (386) 756.7503
Web: ticketpunch.com
Makarios Scrap Metals
Recycling center offering metal refining services
Mr. Steve Markarios, president
2526 West State Road 44, DeLand, FL 32720
Telephone: (386) 943.3704
Fax: (386) 943.3790
fMark Gerard Machine Inc.
Full service precision machine job shop working
on packaging, defense, aerospace and micro fluid
filtration projects
Mr. Mark Gerard, president
Telephone: (386) 736.3533
Fax: (386) 736.9311
Masterpiece Cabinetry Inc.
Design, sale and installation of all types of cabinetry
Mr. Robert Volinsky, president
686 South Yonge Street, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Telephone: (386) 615.8488
Fax: (386) 615.8898
Web: masterpiececabinetry.com
MAT-VAC Technology Inc.
Manufacture thin film deposition systems used in
many high technology applications and thin film
coatings services
Mr. Joseph L. Michaud, president
P. O. Box 2299, Daytona Beach, FL 32115
Telephone: (386) 238.7017
Fax: (386) 238.0976
Web: mat-vac.com
Mediatech Inc.
Advanced presentation systems
Mr. Maurice Morissette, COO/CFO
Telephone: (386) 258.9958, ext. 111
Web: gomediatech.com
Merge Healthcare
Imaging and interoperability solutions to the
healthcare industry
Ms. Tammy Ray, Human Resources
325 Bill France Boulevard, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Telephone: (386) 800-874-1890
Web: merge.com
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Merlins Suits
Skydiving jumpsuit manufacturer
U. Berger
1665 Lexington Avenue, Suite 105
DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 738.2962
Fax: (386) 738.2962
Web: merlinsuits.com
Metra Electronics Corporation
Auto plastic molding, trims and housing kits;
manufacture electrical harnesses, housings and
accessories; automotive sound system insulation;
brand names: Turbokits; Heavy Metal
Mr. William Jones, president
460 Walker Street, Holly Hill, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 257.1186
Fax: (386) 257.9160
Web: metraonline.com
fMicroflex Inc.
Design, manufacture, distribute flexible metal
hose, bellows and expansion joints
Mr. Joseph Rushton, marketing director
Telephone: (386) 677.8100
Fax: (386) 672.7623
Web: microflexinc.com
Mid-Florida Sportswear Inc.
Screen printing and embroidery with provided or
custom design
Mr. John Koberg, president
Telephone: (386) 258.5632
Fax: (386) 253.5843
Web: midfloridasportswear.com
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fMil-Spec Metal Finishing Inc.
Job shop, electroless nickel plating on precision
machine components for aerospace and electronics
Mr. Robert Shinn, vice president
706-A West Park Avenue, Edgewater, FL 32132
Telephone: (386) 426.7188
Fax: (386) 426.0267
Web: milspecmetalfinishing.com
Miles Manufacturing Co.
Upholstered furniture
Mr. Jim Clark, owner
1011 8th Street, Suite 108, Holly Hill, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 255.3729
Fax: (386) 255.3725
Web: milesmfg.com
fMiller-Leaman Inc.
Manufacturer of industrial filtration equipment for
water and other uses
Chris Shuster, vice president of sales and marketing
Telephone: (386) 248.0500
Fax: (386) 248.3033
Web: millerleaman.com
Mirage Systems
Custom parachute gear
Mr. Ward Hessig, sales manager
P. O. Box 820, DeLand, FL 32721
Telephone: (386) 740.9222
Fax: (386) 740.9444
Web: miragesys.com
MMG, Inc.
Customized wooden automobile dashboards
Mr. Aaron Becker, CEO
1960 South Segrave Street, South Daytona, FL 32119
Telephone: (386) 761.9439
Fax: (386) 761.3454
Web: superiordash.com
Modern Screen Products
Aluminum screens, windows, doors, awnings
Mr. Jeff Burcham, owner
1562 Tuscaloosa Avenue, Holly Hill, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 671-6727
Moore Fine Foods Inc.
Gourmet foods
Mr. Kevin Moore, president
Telephone: (386) 673.6491
Fax: (386) 672.7045
Web: moorefinefoods.com
Mooring Products International Inc.
Manufacture mooring whips, dock ladders and
other marine equipment
Mr. Gordon Swire, owner
1032 North U.S. Highway 1, #3
Telephone: (386) 676.9447
Fax: (386) 676.2666
Web: mooringproducts.com
Morris Sign Company Inc.
Screened, painted, neon, engraved, sandblasted,
electrical, plastic, metal, magnetic, vinyl,
architectural and wooden signs
Mr. Gary Morris, president
1380 Saratoga Street, DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 736.1600
Fax: (386) 736.8010
Web: signzilla.biz
MX Services
Nationwide sign and lighting maintenance
services with practical solutions for multi-location
and custom programs
Mr. Scott Smith, general manager
1128 Beville Road, Suite E, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Telephone: (386) 255.1901
Fax: (386) 252.3568
Web: mx-services.com
New Kitchen Concepts Unlimited Inc.
Wholesale laminate and solid surface counter tops
Mr. Mark LaPiere,owner
395 A, Flomich Street, Holly Hill, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 673.6500
Fax: (386) 673.0046
f
Oceanariums
High performance powerboats
Mr. John M. Cosker, president
Telephone: (386) 736.2247
Fax: (386) 736.2289
Web: mysticpowerboats.com
Video: floridabusiness.org/mystic.htm
Design and manufacture various aquatic
environments, such as custom built aquariums,
commercial seafood, lobster display and holding
systems, bubble walls and bubble tubes
Mr. Ken True, president
223 Kingston Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Telephone: (386) 253.9314
Fax: (386) 257.5788
Web: oceanariums.com
Naarden Inc.
One Hour Printing
Mystic Powerboats Inc.
Overhead Door Company of Daytona Beach
Residential and commercial garage doors/operators
Mr. Jeff Hawk
Telephone: (386) 226.3820
Fax: (386) 226.3849
Web: overheaddoor.com
P&S Paving Inc.
Manufacture motorcycle performance products in
North America, Europe and Asia. CNC machining,
welding, plasma cutting, assembly, packaging,
design and prototyping projects.
Mr. Kris Van Orden, president
950-3C Teresa Street, Daytona Beach, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 257.2466
Web: naarden.biz
Business cards, printing, signs, resumes, T-shirts
and various business services
Mr. Eric Johnson
661 Beville Road, Suite 109, South Daytona, FL 32119
Telephone: (386) 767.0088
Fax: (386) 763.3111
Web: 1hourprinting.com
News-Journal (Halifax Media)
Manufacture surfboards
Gina or Greg Geiselman, owners
Telephone: (386) 423.0609
Fax: (386) 478.1190
Web: orionsurfboards.com
Print and publish the Daytona Beach NewsJournal newspaper
Ms. Lori Kopp
901 Sixth Street, Daytona Beach, FL 32120
Telephone: (386) 681.2515
Fax: (386) 258.0221
Web: news-journalonline.com
fOrmond Machine
CNC and inspection equipment
Mr. Bert Walker, president
270 Wilmette Avenue, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Telephone: (386) 671.7575
Fax: (386) 672.0566
Web: ormach.com
Orion Surfboards
Asphalt batch plant, road paving
Mr. Tim Phillips, president
3701 Olson Drive, Daytona Beach, FL 32124
Telephone: (386) 258.7911
Fax: (386) 258.9313
Web: pandspavinginc.com
Pace Analytical Services Inc.
Laboratory testing service for drinking water,
waste water, ground water, storm water, surface
water and other matrices
Mr. Bob Dempsey, general manager
Telephone: (386) 672.5668
Fax: (386) 673.4001
Web: pacelabs.com
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fPall Corporation/DeLand
Filtration products
Mr. John Basham, plant manager
1750 Filter Drive, DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 822.8000
Fax: (386) 822.8010
Web: pall.com
The Pallet Exchange
Manufacture wood and plastic pallets and wooden
pallets (new and recycled)
Mr. Reginald Mills
335 West Michigan Avenue, DeLand, FL 32720
Telephone: (386) 734.0133
Fax: (386) 734.3370
Palm Casual Pipe Furniture
Outdoor plastic furniture
Mr. Adam Chester, manager
1527 Ridgewood Avenue, Holly Hill, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 672.8836
Web: palmcasual.com
Palm Paints and Wallpaper
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PJR Enterprises Inc.
Powder coating
Ms. Trish Ripa, owner
203 West Marion Avenue #3, Edgewater, FL 32141
Telephone: (386) 314.4279
Fax: (386) 402.8989
f
Performance Designs Inc.
Manufacture parachutes
Ms. Reba MacLagan, human resources director
DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 738.2224
Fax: (386) 734.8297
Web: performancedesigns.com
Video: floridabusiness.org/performancedesign.htm
Pharmex, Division of TimeMed Labeling
Systems Inc.
Manufacture paints and elastomeric coatings;
supplier of wallpaper and paint equipment;
equipment repair
Mr. Michael Fanning, vice president
1010 South Nova Road, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Telephone: (386) 677.8020
Fax: (386) 672.8314
Web: palmpaints.com
Manufacture and distribute health care and
print-to-order pressure sensitive label systems;
brand name: PharmeXcript, Soft Fonts
Mr. Scott Citrowske
4480 Eastport Parkway, Port Orange, FL 32127
Telephone: (386) 322.2800
Fax: (386) 427.4687
Web: pharmex.com
Parachute Laboratories Inc.
Piedmont Plastics Inc.
Parachutes, main and reserve; parachute harness/
container systems, sewn products
Ms. Nancy J. LaRiviere, president
1665 North Lexington Avenue, Suite 106
DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 734.5867
Fax: (386) 734.8464
Web: jumpshack.com
Manufacture and distribute plastic components
Ms. Myra Gercken, branch manager
Telephone: (386) 274.4627
Fax: (386) 274.4241
Web: piedmontplastics.com
PJ Sign Systems Inc.
Custom sign, awning and mailbox fabrication
Mr. Nick Lyddane, owner
614 Fern Avenue, Holly Hill, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 257.4522
Fax: (386) 257.5122
Polymer Fabrication Inc.
Thermoforming, machining/fabrication of plastic
sheet, rod and tube
Mr. Juan Loebel, president
6A West Tower Circle, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Telephone: (386) 673.3012
Fax: (386) 673.3024
Web: polymerfab.net
Porta Products Corporation
Hydraulic transom brackets and other marine
performance products
Mr. Scott Porta, president
341 Skyway Drive, Unit A-1, Edgewater, FL 32132
Telephone: (386) 428.7656
Fax: (386) 426.6298
Web: portaproducts.com
Powder Coating by Coolrides
Powder coating aluminum and steel products,
ceramic coating, welding
Mr. Andrew Farrell
262 Springview Commerce Drive, DeBary, FL 32713
Telephone: (386) 785.5101
Web: coolridesfabrication.com
Powder Tek Innovations, Inc.
Proforma Corporate Images
Pure Solutions Inc.
Powder coating, electrostatic paint process on metal
Mr. Stefan Kifner
536 West New York Avenue, Lake Helen, FL 32744
Telephone: (386) 774.0955
Fax: (386) 774.9106
Web: powdertekinnovations.com
Digital and offset printing; full color laser and
black and white labels, stationery, forms and
promotional support materials
Mr. Rob Ayers, president
771 Fentress Boulevard, Suite 3F
Telephone: (386) 274.7100
Fax: (386) 274.2300
Web: corporateimagesdb.com
Manufacture and wholesale water filtration and
reverse osmosis systems, water filters, saltless
water softeners, and water testing equipment.
Mr. Chip Turcotte, president
2550 South Nova Road, Suite 5
Telephone: (386) 322.3713
Fax: (386) 322.4813
Web: purelyh20.com
Power Plus Inc.
Cable assembly, molded rubber products, electromechanical devices, and power distribution equipment
Mr. David R. Tanges, president
Telephone: (386) 672.7579
Fax: (386) 677.5019
fPrime Machining Inc.
Manufacture precision machined parts,
prototypes. Short runs and mass production.
Mr. Kenneth Ballentine, president
1730 Langley Avenue, Suite B, DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 734.0110
Fax: (386) 734.0308
Web: prime-machining.com
Pro-Tech Printers Inc.
Offset printing, graphic design, bindery services,
digital color printing, direct mail services
Mr. Gary Bendeck, chief executive officer
1060 East Industrial Drive, Unit V, Orange City, FL 32763
Telephone: (386) 774.6837
Fax: (386) 774.4329
Web: protechweb.com
Product Quest Manufacturing Inc.
Health and beauty aids (lotions, creams, oils),
sun care, anti-aging, sprays, lip balms/sun sticks,
men’s hair color
Ms. Tiffany Radikopf, marketing manager
330 Carswell Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 239.8787
Fax: (386) 239.8393
Web: productquestmfg.com
QuantumFlo Inc.
ProSource of Volusia County
Wholesale Flooring Company
Wholesale provider of flooring products for the
trade professional.
Mr. Bill Ruddy, manager
Telephone: (386) 252.2229
Fax: (386) 252.6629
Web: prosourcefloors.com/volusiacounty
PS Printing and Marketing Inc.
Full service printing, direct mail services,
promotional products, professional copy services
and graphic design
Mr. Jay Young
240 South Beach Street, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Telephone: (386) 255.2767
Fax: (386) 255.2768
Web: psprinting.net
UL listed packaged pumping systems, UL508A
industrial control panels, NSF61 rated domestic
water pressure booster systems, motor control
centers, packaged HVAC skids and controls,
custom electronic controllers.
Mr. David Carrier, CEO
210 Springview Commerce Drive, #150
DeBary, FL 32713
Telephone: (386) 753.9702
Fax: (386) 256.2134
Web: quantumflo.com
R&R Industries Inc.
Roofing, HVAC and sheet metal
Mr. Neil A. Samuels, president
Telephone: (386) 253.7627
Fax: (386) 255.1470
Web: rrindustriesdaytona.com
RAF Tabtronics LLC – Florida Operations
Manufacture custom magnetics, specializing in
aerospace, medical electronics, computers, power
supplies and military applications
Mr. Robert Malkani, chief executive officer
Telephone: (386) 736.1698
Web: raftabtronics.com
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Rezolin LLC
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Raydon Corporation
Ground-based simulation training solutions.
Mr. Mike Vollmar, chief executive officer
1420 Hockney Court, Port Orange, FL 32128
Telephone: (386) 267.2936
Fax: (386) 271.2283
Web: raydon.com
Video: floridabusiness.org/raydon.htm
fRotomation Inc.
Manufacture pneumatic and hydraulic actuators
for use in automation; rotary, indexing and
combined motions available
Mr. Norman Lane, president
Telephone: (386) 676.6377
Fax: (386) 676.6379
Web: rotomation.com
Vehicle and flight simulator manufacturing
integration, virtual scenario training
Mr. Robert McGraw, President
1210 Flightline Boulevard, Deland, FL 32724
Telephone: (407) 873.3145
Web: realsims.com
fS&B Metal Products
Metal fabrication
Mr. Jim Keeley
1811 Holsonback Drive, Daytona Beach, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 274.0092
Fax: (386) 274.0093
Web: sbmetal.com
Reddy Ice
Sato Labeling Solutions of America Inc.
Reddy Ice is the largest manufacturer and
distributor of packaged ice products in the
United States with the regional presence and
infrastructure required to serve multi-state
retailers.
Mr. Wayne Tillman, plant manager
1420 Industrial Drive, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168
Telephone: (386) 426.7200
Web: reddyice.com
Tags and labels for the horticulture industry
Ms. Cindy Adkins, human resources manager
930 Jimmy Ann Drive, Daytona Beach, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 274.5566
Web: satolabeling.com
RealSims, LLC
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Epoxy putty and paste
Mr. Tony Dellinger, president
131 Business Center Drive, Building A, Unit 1
Telephone: (386) 677.8772
Fax: (386) 677.9072
Web: aplusbputty.com
Seminole Precast Manufacturing Inc.
Quality precast concrete products including MSE
earth retaining walls; top wall coping and barriers;
safety banner systems; light pole bases and
other specified precast concrete products for the
construction industry
Mr. Larry Sweat
331 Benson Junction Road, DeBary, FL 32713
Telephone: (386) 668.7745
Fax: (386) 668.0867
Web: seminoleprecast.com
Sen-Pack
Robotic integrator and custom original equipment
manufacturer serving the food, beverage and
industrial products markets
Mr. Gary Hunt, president
New location:
3055 Tech Park Way, DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 763.3312
Fax: (386) 763.3321
Web: sen-pack.com
Sewer Equipment Company of Florida Inc.
Sewer maintenance tools and inflation pipe
stoppers
Mr. Wayne Scronce, vice president
1102 North Dixie Freeway
New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168
Telephone: (386) 428.3303
Web: sewerequipmentco.com
Shoreline Silks and Floral Supplies
Silk trees and floral arrangements
Mr. Lam Nguyen, owner
902-908 6th Street, Holly Hill, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 258.8489
Sign Power
Vinyl, sandblasted, plastic, wooden and painted signs
Ms. Margaret Bowe, president
325 6th Street, Holly Hill, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 255.8835
Sligo Systems
Southeastern Truck Tops Inc.
Speedcom Communications Inc.
Landfill pumps, controls, SCADA systems
Mr. Doug Chappel, president
P. O. Box 350, Cassadaga, FL 32706
Telephone: (386) 218.4981
Fax: (386) 218.4986
Web: sligosystems.com
Manufacture aluminum truck tops for retail sale
Mr. Billie Varnadore, president
Telephone: (386) 761.0002
Fax: (386) 756.9777
Web: setrucktops.com
Motorsports communications equipment
Mr. Toto Lassally, president
212 Cessna Boulevard, Unit 13, Port Orange, FL 32128
Telephone: (386) 760.7110
Fax: (386) 767.9676
Web: speedcomracing.com
Solar-Fit
Southeast Fabricators
Solar electric, hot water, pool, attic fans; solar
control window film, sun tunnels, solar powered
cars and golf carts, residential and commercial
solar applications
Mr. Bill Gallagher, president
Telephone: (386) 441.2299
Web: solar-fit.com
Fabrication, welding, laser cutting, machining,
press brake and plasma cutting
Mr. Allen Taylor, sales manager
291 Spring View Commerce Drive, DeBary, FL 32713
Telephone: (386) 310.1110
Fax: (386) 492.1823
Web: southeastfab.com
Southern Plastic and Rubber Company
Something Different Cabinets
Manufacture custom wooden cabinets and furniture
Mr. Kevin Crane, owner
441 East Minnesota Avenue, Orange City, FL 32763
Telephone: (386) 775.0656
Customized plastic injection molding
Mr. Frank Noce, owner
Telephone: (386) 672.1167
Fax: (386) 672.5323
South Daytona Instant Print
Commercial offset and letterpress printing,
computer typesetting and glue binding
Mr. John Snipes, owner
Telephone: (386) 767.5239
Southeastern Lighting Solutions
Lighting service and maintenance, sign installation
Mr. Joe Triplett, president
Telephone: (386) 238.1711
Fax: (386) 238.1300
Web: southeasternneon.com
fSparton Electronics Florida Inc.
Electronic and electromechanical design and
manufacturing services for OEM’s and product
companies. Specializes in regulated industries:
medical, aerospace, telecommunication, DOD,
industrial. Designs/manufactures military
electronics, undersea warfare sensors, homeland
security solutions, state of the art 3-axis selfcalibrating highly accurate digital compass.
First and second tier government contractor.
Mr. Mark Madore, director/operations
5612 Johnson Lake Road, DeLeon Springs, FL 32130
Telephone: (386) 985.4631
Web: sparton.com
Speedi Sign
Produce: signs, banners, full color graphics;
vehicle, boat and window lettering; engraving;
laser cutting/engraving; trade show displays;
decals; business cards; ADA signage; traffic signs;
and dimensional letters
Mr. Ronald Cornelius, president
Telephone: (386) 258.1183
Fax: (386) 258.1286
Web: speedisigndaytona.com
Speedmasters Inc.
All Mercury marine products re-manufactured,
primarily Mercruiser
Mr. Galen P. Wiley, owner
333 North Adelle Avenue, DeLand, FL 32720
Telephone: (386) 734.3133
Web: speedmasters-inc.com
Speedway Custom Photo Lab
Photos, picture framing, graphics, signs and
banners, tradeshow displays
Mr. Lou Fiore, owner
2200 West International Speedway Boulevard, Unit 2
Telephone: (386) 258.5051
Web: speedwaycustomphoto.com
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Speedway Press
Letterheads, envelopes, business cards, carbonless forms, presentation folders, invitations,
brochures, menus, newsletters, high volume
duplication, digital output by disk, one to full
color printing
Mr. Craig Solomon, vice president
705 West International Speedway Boulevard
Telephone: (386) 255.1565
Fax: (386) 248.0465
Spruce Creek Cabinetry Inc.
Residential cabinetry, Corian counter tops,
commercial casework, panel processing and CNC
machining
Mr. Ken Rose, president
601-C Lemon Street, Port Orange, FL 32127
Telephone: (386) 756.0041
Fax: (386) 756.0400
Web: sprucecreekcabinetry.com
Stewart-Marchman-Act Behavioral
Healthcare
Provide meaningful employment for people
with disabilities. Light manufacturing, general
assembly, promotional packaging, heat sealing
and shrink wrapping, collating and mail services.
Manufacture or assemble for resale: crab traps,
safety goggles, ear protection, office wall clocks
and heavy-duty automotive jumper cables.
Mr. Tom Czopek, vice president/client services
1220 Willis Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Telephone: (386) 236.3200
Fax: (386) 236.3157
Web: smabehavioral.org
Strasser Enterprises Inc.
Wood and plastic job shop specializing in plastic
thermo-forming and CNC routing
Mr. Drew Strasser, president
Telephone: (386) 672.1805
Fax: (386) 673.5051
Web: strasserenterprises.com
Standard Bellows Inc.
Welded metal bellows
Mr. Stan Tkacz, president
Telephone: (386) 673.4742
Fax: (386) 623.0398
Web: standardbellows.com
Steelmasters Industries, Inc.
Manufacture and erect pre-engineered metal
buildings; structural steel fabricator and erector;
miscellaneous metal fabricator. Concrete flat work
and tilt-wall construction.
Mr. Darwin Schneider, president
123 South Street, Oak Hill, FL 32759
Telephone: (386) 345.0391
Fax: (386) 345.2581
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StyleMark Inc.
Manufacturer and distributor of sunglasses,
reading glasses, eyeglass displays–both cases
and carousels
Mr. Mark Ascik, president
Telephone: (386) 673.4966
Fax: (386) 673.3606
Web: stylemark.net
Sunset Lamp and Shade
Manufacturer/distributor of table lamps,
lampshades and lamp finials
Mr. Ron Albertson, president
Telephone: (386) 290.0267
Fax: (386) 672.5585
Superior Handling Equipment LLC
Manufacture and distribute speed lifts: dock
lifts and hydraulic platform docks for industrial,
commercial and retail industries. Brand name:
Speed Lift.
Mr. Peter DiLella, president
Telephone: (800) 221.4339
Fax: (386) 677.0022
Web: superiorlifts.com
Superior Sheds Inc.
Manufacture, wholesale and retail, portable
buildings, carports, steel buildings and gazebos
Mr. Alex Martens, president
2323 South Volusia Avenue, Orange City, FL 32763
Telephone: (386) 774-9861
Fax: (386) 774-9862
Web: www.superiorsheds.com
T.G. Lee Dairy LLC
Dairy products.
Mr. Pat Eckley, plant manager
1675 State Road 472, Orange City, FL 32763
Telephone: (386) 775.6700
Fax: (386) 775.7235
Web: tgleedairy.com
fTara Technologies Corporation
Design, engineering, manufacturing, coating
and testing services for process chamber subsystems and components; pedestals, sources,
edge-welded metal bellows and other complex
fabrications for wafer manufacturing tools.
Markets include aerospace, energy, medical and
semiconductor.
Mr. Colm Lanigan, CEO
Telephone: (386) 253.0628
Fax: (386) 257.0122
Web: taratechnologies.com
Tarmac America Inc. – DeLand
Tel-Tron Technologies Corporation
Townsend Signs Inc.
Manufacture and distribute ready mix concrete
Mr. Steve Tracey, plant manager
407 North Spring Garden Avenue, DeLand, FL 32720
Telephone: (800) 520.2083
Web: titanamerica.com
Manufacture life safety systems for senior living
Mr. Brian Dawson, president
Telephone: (386) 255.1921
Web: tel-tron.com
Illuminated and architectural signage; electric,
plastic, metal and neon signs and lighting; design
and fabrication; installation and service
Mr. Alan Townsend
303 Lincoln Avenue, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Telephone: (386) 255.1955
Fax: (386) 255.7010
Web: townsendsignsinc.com
Team Plastics Inc.
Custom extrusion and fabrication of plastic
products; extrude soft vinyl, rubber, rigid PVC
profiles and screen spline, polypropylene,
polyethylene, xenoy, santoprene, nitrile and other
polymers
Mr. Troy Agee, plant manager
2025 Edison Drive, DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 740.9555
Fax: (386) 740.7083
Web: team-plastics.com
fTechnetics
Manufacture metal fiber products; sheet products
made of fibers, seals for turbine engines;
abradeable and brush seals
Mr. Tom Hoy, production manager
DeLand, FL 32724
Telephone: (386) 736.7373
Fax: (386) 738.4533
Web: techneticsfl.com
fTeledyne ODI, Inc.
Design, manufacture and distribute electrical and
fiber-optic underwater-mateable connectors and
related systems
Mr. Mike Read, president
1026 North Williamson Boulevard
Telephone: (386) 236.0780
Fax: (386) 236.0906
Web: odi.com
fThomas & Betts/Homac
OEM manufacturer of insulated and watertight
electrical connector systems: own label and
custom or private labels; technical consulting on
electrical connector design and applications
Mr. Rick Hall, vice president/operations
12 Southland Road, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Telephone: (386) 677.9110, ext 203
Fax: (386) 673.5025
Web: homac.com
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Tropical Blossom Honey Company Inc.
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fThompson Pump
High quality engine-powered portable pumps in
sizes 2 to 18 inches. Certified to meet Contractors
Pump Bureau Standards. Pumps for sale, lease or rental.
Mr. William F. Thompson, president/CEO
4620 City Center Drive, Port Orange, FL 32129
Telephone: (386) 767.7310
Fax: (386) 761.0362
Web: thompsonpump.com
Video: floridabusiness.org/thompson.htm
Florida honey, including orange blossom, tupelo
and honeycomb for specialty and gift baskets,
bulk and food service, private label, export
Mr. Douglas McGinnis, vice president
106 North Ridgewood Avenue, Edgewater, FL 32132
Telephone: (386) 428.9027
Fax: (386) 423.8469
E-mail: info@[email protected]
Web: tropicbeehoney.com
Video: floridabusiness.org/tropicalblossom.htm
Tropical Seas Inc.
Manufacture/distribute suntan products.Toiletries
packaging
Mr. Daniel W. Knorr, president
P. O. Box 730539, Ormond Beach, FL 32173
Telephone: (386) 677.6161
Web: tropicalseas.com
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True North Sails & Rigging LLC
United Parachute Technologies LLC
US Foods
Sail repair and alterations, custom standing and
running rigging, mast and sail handling solutions,
and Storm Readiness program
Mr. Robert Mundell, president
945 Alexander Avenue, Unit 3, Port Orange, FL 32129
Telephone: (386) 253.6322
Fax: (386) 253.8622
Web: truenorthsailingservices.com
Manufacture parachute containers and associated
equipment.
Mr. Mark Procos, general manager
Telephone: (386) 736.7589
Fax: (386) 734.7537
Web: unitedparachutetechnologies.com
Foodservice distribution
Mr. Pat Kelly, vice president of sales
5425 South Williamson Boulevard
Telephone: (386) 763-6230
Fax: (386) 763-3610
Web: usfoods.com
Video Dental Concepts Inc.
Universal Designs Inc.
U.S. Blinds
Two-inch horizontal blinds and verticals
manufactured on site
Mr. Thomas W. Russell, president
1725 South Nova Road, A-6, South Daytona, FL 32119
Telephone: (386) 788.7766
Fax: (386) 788.9228
Web: usblinds.net
Manufacture and wholesale distribution of printed
gift/stationery products and screen printed
products
Ms. Bobbi R. Baugh, president
Telephone: (386) 738.8085
Fax: (386) 736.0930
Web: universaldesignsinc.com
UCP of Central Florida
Universal Packaging Machinery Corporation
Non profit corporation serving adults with
disabilities. Products: nursery sleeves, chair mats,
bulletin boards, white boards, document frames,
and survey stakes. Services: mailing, packaging
and light assembly.
Mr. Craig Byrd, president/CEO
1100 Jimmy Ann Drive, Daytona Beach, FL 32117
Telephone: (386) 274.6474
Fax: (386) 274.6532
Web: ucpecf.org
Full range of milling and turning services including
proto-type small and large production runs
Mr. Christopher Carroll, production plant manager
965 Shadick Drive, Orange City, FL 32763
Telephone: (386) 775.2969
Fax: (386) 774.4900
Web: universal-ultraspeed.com
Ultimate Seats
Design and manufacture custom motorcycle seats
Mr. Bill Scobba, general manager
348 Destination Daytona Lane
Telephone: (386) 672.0288
Web: ultimateseats.ca
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US-1 Marine Parts and Dyno Service Inc.
Marine components, manufacturing and wholesale
Ms. Terese Lawson, president
Telephone: (386) 676.1140
Fax: (386) 671.0840
Web: us1marine.com
Health care equipment provider, specialty in
digital dentistry
Mr. Claude Berthoin
110 East Granada Boulevard, Suite 207
Telephone: (386) 672.0450
Web: videodental.com
Viking Industries Inc.
Hot melt gluing equipment and controls
Mr. Walter Warning, president
501 Pullman Road, Edgewater, FL 32132
Telephone: (386) 428.9800
Fax: (386) 409.0360
Web: vikinghotmelt.com
VIP Printing
Offset printing
Mr. William Raymond, owner
133 W International Speedway Boulevard
Telephone: (386) 258.3326
Fax: (386) 258.6233
Web: vipprinting.net
Vision HR Inc.
Weather Guard Inc.
Payroll, human resources, workers comp
insurance, group benefits, retirement planning,
staffing and recruiting
Mr. Skip Lilly, business development and
insurance agency manager
Telephone: (386) 255.7070
Fax: (386) 255.0048
Web: vision-hr.com
Manufacture of hurricane shutters
Mr. Doug Thomas, president
Telephone: (386) 677.5533
Fax: (386) 677.9281
Web: weatherguardshutters.com
Volusia Pennysaver Corporation
Weekly advertising periodical, composed of
classified and display advertising. Distributed
within Southeast Volusia County.
Ms. Sharon Farmer
223 Canal Street, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168
Telephone: (386) 423.2300
Fax: (386) 426.2807
Web: floridapennysavers.com
fW.R. Kershaw Inc.
Blow molded bottles, containers, water filters, lab
vessels, medical products
Mr. Richard D. Kershaw, president
Telephone: (386) 673.0602
Fax: (386) 677.5082
Web: kershawinc.com
The Ward Company
Manufactures, distributes and designs children’s
train ride systems and transportation trolleys;
amusement park and automotive equipment;
specialty vehicles
Mr. Gary L. Ward, owner
9 West Tower Circle, Unit C, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Telephone: (386) 677.4575
Fax: (386) 677.1813
Web: thewardcompany.com
West Volusia Beacon
Newspaper publication–West Volusia County
Ms. Barbara Shepherd, owner
Telephone: (386) 734.4622
Fax: (386) 734.4641
Web: beacononlinenews.com
West Volusia Pennysaver
Publishes and distributes twice-weekly shopper to
West Volusia County
Ms. Clarissa Williams, group manager
1422 North Woodland Boulevard, DeLand, FL 32720
Telephone: (386) 736.2880
Fax: (386) 736.3587
Web: floridapennysavers.com
Wright Printery Inc.
Commercial printing
Ms. Kim Barker, president
735 North Ridgewood Avenue
Telephone: (386) 252.6571
Web: wrightprintery.com
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relating to Volusia County business of interest:
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Volusia Exports
Video: floridabusiness.org/volusiaexports.htm
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UCF Business Incubator, Center for Innovation and
Technology at Daytona Beach International Airport
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PosiMotion
Video: floridabusiness.org/posimotion.htm
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NextGen, Center for Innovation and Technology at
Video: floridabusiness.org/nextgen.htm
To view all current Volusia County
manufacturing and business-related
video segments in one place, visit
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Volusia Manufacturers Association show
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