Today is National Manufacturing Day. America’s ability to build depends on the industrial capabilities, skilled workforce, and manufacturing infrastructure behind it. After decades of offshoring and underinvestment, rebuilding that foundation will take sustained commitment. At Re:Build, that’s the work we’re doing every day. Today, we recognize the teams across our organization and throughout the industry whose expertise is strengthening American manufacturing and expanding what we can produce here at home.
Re:Build Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Framingham, Massachusetts 64,542 followers
Re:Build brings important products from concept to scale through integrated design, engineering, and manufacturing.
About us
Re:Build’s mission is to ensure the next generation of important products are made, at scale, in America. Founded in 2020 and currently led by co-founders Jeff Wilke, Miles Arnone, and William Barker, Re:Build partners with industrial companies and innovators from the earliest stages of product design to large-scale production. Re:Build is laying the foundation for a better future for its customers, employees, and communities by revitalizing America’s manufacturing base and creating meaningful jobs across America, including in historically deindustrialized regions.
- Website
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https://rebuildmanufacturing.com/
External link for Re:Build Manufacturing
- Industry
- Manufacturing
- Company size
- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Framingham, Massachusetts
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2020
- Specialties
- Engineering, Manufacturing, R&D, Machining, Machine Design and Build, DFM, Software Integration, Digital Manufacturing Solutions, Structural Analysis, Thermoplastics, Thermosets, Custom Automation, Microfluidics, DFE, Research, Process Design and Development, and Custom Engineering Solutions
Locations
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161 Worcester Rd
Suite 606
Framingham, Massachusetts 01701, US
Employees at Re:Build Manufacturing
Updates
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Re:Build Manufacturing’s VP of Energy & Environment, Kim Blair, will join industry leaders at the FOAK Summit during NYC Climate Week NYC for a discussion on “The Capital Behind Reindustrialization.” The panel will explore the role of capital in scaling new technologies, expanding domestic manufacturing, and strengthening America’s industrial capabilities. We’re looking forward to the conversation next week. If you're at Climate Week NYC, don't miss this Main Stage conversation on September 23rd at 11:10 AM ET.
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We're heading to CAMX in Atlanta, September 22–24! This year Re:Build is showing up with a lineup of components that reflects the breadth of what we do, spanning industries from aerospace to medical and just about everything in between. We will be exhibiting in booth M27 and we are bringing our team of experts. They'll be on hand to talk through your toughest material and manufacturing challenges, swap ideas, or just geek out about composites. Some of the best ideas start with a conversation. We hope you'll stop by and have one with us. We're also proud to share that one of our parts has been named a finalist for an ACE Award. Stop by the booth to see it and learn more about how it came together. See you in Atlanta.
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Our Chief Commercial Officer, Carey Browning, is speaking tomorrow at the New Industrial Age Forum. Check it out to hear what she and the other panelists, Paul B., Robert Head, Carrie (Wibben) Kaupp, and Joshua Marcuse have to share on defense production and supply chain resilience. See you in Washington, D.C.!
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We're pleased to welcome our new hires from August! Their fresh perspectives and diverse backgrounds are a welcome addition to our team. Interested in joining our team? Check out our current openings! https://lnkd.in/g-A7zwAk #NewHires #Careers #ReBuildManufacturing
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This Labor Day, we recognize the people whose skill, expertise, and hard work keep American manufacturing moving forward. Across Re:Build Manufacturing, our teams are designing, producing, and scaling the technologies and products that advance our industries and shape what's possible. We're grateful for the work you do every day to strengthen American manufacturing and build what's next. Happy Labor Day!
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"The question is rarely whether the first unit can be built." Re:Build solves this. We take products from prototype through full-rate production for aerospace and defense partners, across composites, metallics, wire harnesses, battery systems, and the design services that connect them. That includes the qualified processes, testing infrastructure, and manufacturing capacity required to move from a working unit to a program that can sustain deployment. Jay's point is that getting a system to actually perform in the field takes goes beyond the first build. You need materials and components that are qualified, processes that repeat, and capacity that scales with demand. We're a proud sponsor of SoCal Deep Tech Week, Sept 14 to 18 in Long Beach. If your program needs the capability behind the next generation of aerospace and defense systems, let us know.
The number of times I've heard an early-stage founder say, "We can build the drone {or insert any technology area}," has made me think we are often asking the wrong question. The question is rarely whether the first unit can be built. U.S. defense officials told the AP that stocks of advanced missile interceptors in Europe are "beyond critical." Story in the comments. The question is whether we can build everything behind it: the critical materials, specialized components, propulsion, manufacturing capacity, testing infrastructure, logistics, field support, and replenishment needed to turn a product into a capable effect. The prototype is the beginning. Sustained deployment is the test. Success gets measured in capable effects delivered. A working system in the right place, on the right network, with the reloads to keep it operating. That layer underneath the drone is why we spend our year building two rooms. Sept 14 to 18, Long Beach. SoCal Deep Tech Week, where the building happens. Sept 28 to 29, New York. The New York National Security Forum, where the capital and buyers convene. If you make the materials, the components, the propulsion, the test capacity, or anything else that sits in this layer, request a seat at either one.
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Happy National Composites Week from all of us at Re:Build Manufacturing. This week we're celebrating the materials, the engineering, and the people who are quietly reshaping what's possible across industries. Composites are proving that lighter and stronger are not a trade-off. They come in dramatically lighter than steel while standing up to impact, corrosion, and dents in ways traditional materials can't match. That combination is opening doors across automotive, aerospace, and beyond, letting engineers rethink what a part can be. Curious whether composites could be the right fit for your next product? We'd love to talk. Reach out and let's explore what's possible together. #NationalCompositesWeek #Composites #Manufacturing #Engineering #ReBuildManufacturing
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This September, Re:Builld CCO Carey Browning will join leaders from New American Industrial Alliance, Exiger, Lockheed Martin, and others at the New Industrial Age Forum in Washington, D.C., to discuss defense production and supply chain resilience. Strengthening America's defense industrial base will require resilient supply chains, scalable manufacturing, and strong collaboration across industry. We're looking forward to contributing to the conversation.
🚨 The New Industrial Age Forum Speaker Announcement 🚨 Re:Build Manufacturing CCO Carey Browning Request your invitation to the New Industrial Age Forum here: https://lnkd.in/dJN-aPdv
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