ANNOUNCEMENT | Currier, Springboard, MOS Plastics, and Sage PD are now Alentra.

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About Alentra

Our Story

With roots dating to 1982, Alentra has grown from a single molding shop into a U.S.-based device and component CDMO, combining the technology and scale of a large manufacturer with the responsiveness of a focused, accountable partner.

About Alentra

Our Story

With roots dating to 1982, Alentra has grown from a single molding shop into a U.S.-based device and component CDMO, combining the technology and scale of a large manufacturer with the responsiveness of a focused, accountable partner.

WHO WE ARE

A full-service CDMO

Bringing a product to market requires many capabilities working together. Alentra provides product design and engineering, tooling management, precision injection and blow molding, cleanroom manufacturing, automation and assembly, packaging and kitting, warehousing, and logistics within one organization. This integrated approach helps simplify supply chains, reduce risk, and support a more efficient path to market, with a strong focus on regulated healthcare.

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Engineering-led

Degreed in-house engineers support programs from the earliest concept stages.

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Single-source

Design, tooling, molding, and assembly coordinated within one organization.

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U.S.-based, coast to coast

Manufacturing and warehousing on both coasts support a resilient supply chain.

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Regulated-industry focus

Deep experience in regulated medical, drug-delivery, and diagnostic programs.

Years of manufacturing experience

Full-time employees

U.S. Manufacturing Locations

Regulated & commercial markets

our history

Built on experience.
Driven by progress.

From two used molding machines and four employees to expanded manufacturing, cleanroom, and automation capabilities, our history is a story of people, progress, and continued investment. Explore the Currier Plastics milestones that helped shape Alentra.

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1982 Two machines. Four people. A beginning.

Two machines. Four people. A beginning.

Raymond J. Currier founded Currier Plastics with two used injection molding machines and four employees.
1982
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The Currier Team

A new chapter in leadership

John Currier became president of Currier Plastics.
1987
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1988-1995: Investing in growth

Investing in growth

Currier Plastics invested in technology and continued to grow, building the foundation for expanded manufacturing capabilities.
1988–1995
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Expanding into extrusion blow molding

Expanding into extrusion blow molding

Currier added extrusion blow molding to its manufacturing capabilities.
1996
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1997: A brand shaped by expertise

A brand shaped by expertise

As Currier’s design and molding expertise grew, a new logo was introduced to represent the company.
1997
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2000: Strengthening financial leadership

Strengthening financial leadership

Michael Cartner became chief financial officer.
2000
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Currier Plastics Awards

A commitment to continuous improvement

Currier began its Lean Manufacturing journey and developed, registered, and implemented V²: Value × Velocity. The philosophy combined speed with quality, operational efficiency, and organizational values. The company also received multiple recognitions for small business leadership.
2007
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AME Award Plaque

Recognized for manufacturing excellence

The Association for Manufacturing Excellence honored Currier with its Manufacturing Excellence Award.
2009
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2010: More capability. Greater production insight.

More capability. Greater production insight.

Currier added 3D scanning, injection stretch blow molding (ISBM), and a real-time production monitoring system.
2010
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2011: Putting Value × Velocity in the spotlight

Putting Value × Velocity in the spotlight

Currier incorporated V² into its logo. Michael Cartner also received a nomination for CFO of the Year.
2011
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Sage PD Logo

Sage Product Development is founded

Sage Product Development was founded in the Boston area by Jeffrey Cerier, Amos Cruz, and Jonathan O'Keefe to design, develop, and manufacture innovative medical devices.
2011
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2012: Breaking ground for the next stage

Breaking ground for the next stage

Currier broke ground on a facility expansion.
2012
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Currier Plastics, Inc

More space to manufacture. Recognition for safety.

Currier completed an expansion with 40,000 square feet for blow molding and 10,000 square feet of warehouse space. It was also one of six companies, out of 19,000, to receive the MEMIC Safety Award.
2013
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2015: Advancing technology and in-house innovation

Advancing technology and in-house innovation

Currier added its first electric extrusion blow molding machine, a vision production monitoring system, and an in-house research and development team.
2015
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2016: Investing in the next generation

Investing in the next generation

Currier helped create a plastics degree program at Cayuga Community College, where a lab was dedicated to Ray Currier. The company also received the Partners for Education and Business Sector Strategy Award.
2016
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MACNY Annual Award

Building on a legacy of quality

Ray Currier was inducted into the MACNY Wall of Fame. Currier adopted a new quality policy focused on exceeding customer requirements through continuous change, passion, and creativity. The company also added pre-production engineering studies and a technological resource for production support.
2017
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2018-2019: Building the foundation for medical manufacturing

Building the foundation for medical manufacturing

Currier implemented a new continuous improvement performance system. Milestones across this period included FDA registration, ISO 13485:2016 quality management system certification, modular cleanrooms for molding and assembly, and a 9,000-square-foot ISO Class 8 cleanroom. In 2019, Currier was recognized among Plastics News’ Best Places to Work.
2018–2019
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2020:  Supporting the response to COVID-19

Supporting the response to COVID-19

During the global pandemic, Currier supplied consumables to new and existing customers supporting the fight against COVID-19.
2020
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2021: Expanding injection blow molding

Expanding injection blow molding

Currier added a new injection blow molding (IBM) machine, further expanding its production capabilities.
2021
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2022: Celebrating 40 years

Celebrating 40 years

Currier celebrated four decades in business and introduced a new logo, refreshing its brand identity.
2022
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2023: A second location. More room to grow.

A second location. More room to grow.

Currier moved into a second location, adding 25,000 square feet of cleanroom space. Longtime co-owner Gary Kieffer retired after 41 years, and the company adopted the DELMIAWorks ERP system to streamline operations.
2023
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2024: Advancing automation and connection

Advancing automation and connection

Currier invested in tube insertion, reamer, and packaging automation. The company also adopted a sales CRM tool to support future growth.
2024
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More capacity. Broader capabilities.

Currier added a larger injection blow molding machine, expanding capacity and capabilities. It also amended its ISO 13485:2016 certification scope to include sterilization management.
2025
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Currier acquired Springboard Manufacturing in Rancho Cordova, California

Expanding to the West Coast

Currier acquired Springboard Manufacturing in Rancho Cordova adding significant ISO Class 7 and 8 cleanroom capacity, precision molding, tooling, and assembly, along with a coast-to-coast footprint.

2025
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Currier acquired MOS Plastics in San Jose, California, adding precision molding, tooling, sub-assembly, and ISO Class 7 and 8 cleanroom capabilities serving pharmaceutical, medical technology, and diagnostic customers.

Expanding Medical Manufacturing Expertise

Currier acquired MOS Plastics in San Jose, California, adding precision molding, tooling, sub-assembly, and ISO Class 7 and 8 cleanroom capabilities serving pharmaceutical, medical technology, and diagnostic customers.
2025
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Currier acquired Sage Product Development, bringing medical device design and engineering expertise into the organization.

Adding product development expertise

Currier acquired Sage Product Development, bringing medical device design and engineering expertise into the organization.
2025
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One full-service CDMO

Currier Plastics, Springboard Manufacturing, MOS Plastics, and Sage Product Development came together as Alentra, uniting product development, engineering, and manufacturing on both coasts.
2026

MISSION & VALUES

What we stand for.

We exist to help customers bring innovative, high-quality products to market, with quality, operational efficiency, and genuine partnership at the core of everything we do.

Quality-first

Quality-first

An ISO 13485:2016-certified quality system and statistical process control support consistent, reliable production.

Engineering-led

Engineering-led

Technical depth helps reduce program risk early and supports design for manufacturing.

Strategic Tooling Partnerships

Partnership-driven

A long-term relationship built around one accountable team.

U.S.-based operations

U.S.-based

Domestic capacity and warehousing support a resilient U.S. supply chain.

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Why Alentra

Our Partnership & Project Approach
Partnership & Project Approach
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Quality & Compliance
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Facilities & Capacity
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Sustainability
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Let's build something that lasts.

From first concept through long-term supply, our single-source approach brings development and manufacturing together under one coordinated team.