We are proud to be a contributing force in our community and to our nation. The Abilities Connection has been providing quality products to our United States Air Force, local schools, community organizations, and businesses for many years.
From cargo nets for our military to wiping cloths to clean up, TAC products stand the test of time. For more information on how The Abilities Connection can help you and your company, please contact us.
We are the sole-source supplier of cargo nets to the United States Air Force. When a load of supplies, equipment, or food in the event of disaster needs to travel around the world via Air Force cargo plane, TAC cargo nets secure those loads.
We connect people with disabilities with meaningful work. As Clark County’s leading mission-based organization, we employ individuals in various manufacturing and assembly positions including; tack welding, packaging, and metal forming.
The Abilities Connection has a long history of providing accurate, timely, and detailed part setting services to local businesses. Businesses know that they can count on the great work of TAC employees and ship us work each and every day.
TAC employees work with you to design, then create, the best solution for your specialized industrial fabric / sewing need. Each of our cut / sew projects is carefully planned to give you exactly what you need, when you need it.
TAC has the wiping cloth to fit your needs: reclaimed cotton blankets and clothing, new microfiber towels, and absorbent jersey knit. TAC rags are ideal for auto body shops, mechanics, painter, janitorial business, and any type of manufacturing company.
Local restaurants, schools, a food-bank, and a nearby culinary arts program enjoy serving TAC Farms hydroponically-grown fancy lettuce and herbs. From Arugula to Swiss Chard, customers know their order will be fresh, clean, and chemical-free.
TAC employees pour and finish thousands of whimsical sculptures each year for local sculptor Jay Risner. Risner takes pride in the outstanding work that TAC cement crafters do to caste and recreate his original designs.