AC²T is a private sector research facility active in interdisciplinary, pre-competitive research focused on the areas of lubricants and lubrication, functional surfaces, tribo-systems characterization, tribo-sensors and tribo-simulation.

The Austrian Center for Medical Innovation and Technology, in short ACMIT, commenced operations as a Comet K1 competence center in April 2010 and is active in fundamental and application-oriented research in the field of medical technology. As a K1 center, the consortium will involve more than 40 national and international partners from science and industry in the planning and carrying out of its collaborative research projects.

In cooperation with clinical and medical partners, Biomedical Systems – a business unit of the Health & Environment Department of the Austrian Institute of Technology – offers research services for the health-care sector as well as the healthcare industry in order to create biomedical technologies and innovations for the industry.
Main areas of research are Cardiovascular & Biomedical Applications and HomeCare & Solutions.

Attophotonics main areas of activity include R&D and production in nanotechnology as well as in core fields of surface technologies. Using its proprietary technologies, it produces unique nano layers and nano colors without the use of pigments.

The Institute for Integrated Sensor Systems is devoted to basic, yet application-oriented research. Its objective is to investigate concepts and methodologies for smart sensors, their design, interconnection, and application. Research is concentrated on systemic aspects.

CEST is Austria‘s Competence Center for Electrochemical Surface Technologies. As a pioneer and hothouse for innovation, it acts as an interface between science and industry. Focus of scientific and technical activities at the CEST competence center is surfaces with specific, customized attributes produced using electrochemical methods.

Professional support for companies with a concentration in the following areas:
1. Human resources development
2. Establishment and support of cooperation between firms.

As the business agency of Lower Austria, ecoplus is the interface between business and policy makers, companies and government authorities, investors and initiators of regional projects. As a provider of services, ecoplus functions on both national and international levels. The focus of activities has always been on the development of Lower Austria as a business location and the support of companies.

The offices of both the Plastics Cluster and Mechatronics Cluster (abbreviated as KC and MC, respectively) of Lower Austria may also be found at the TFZ. These clusters are cross-sector networks for their respective industries, spanning both Lower and Upper Austria and supported in equal measure by the business agencies TMG of Upper Austria and ecoplus of Lower Austria.

Flying Hands was founded by Lebenshilfe Lower Austria as a non-profit, non-partisan and client-oriented service organization. It is officially recognized by the Federal Office of Social Services as a social integration enterprise. As such, it integrates people with disabilities into society and offers them long-term employment opportunities.

Fotec is the research and service provider of the University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt. Core competencies include injection molding, product development, test and measurement engineering, innovative software systems, rapid prototyping, and project management. Together with the Technikum Wiener Neustadt, Fotec also manages a well-equipped industrial research laboratory.

Lebenshilfe Lower Austria is an interest group working on behalf of the mentally and physically disabled. The organization originated as a self-help group and it continues to devote itself to lobbying for the rights of the disabled and their integration in society. Lebenshilfe Lower Austria's headquarters are located at the TFZ.

MedAustron is in the process of realizing the Austrian Cancer Research Center for Ion Therapy project. The center will be engaged in both clinical and non -clinical research. The center is currently in the planning phase and is scheduled to commence trial operations in 2013.

The NAKU company - the German acronym stands for "Natural Plastics, "or organic plastics - devotes itself to technologies utilizing natural renewable materials to produce plastics. By making these materials available to all its clients - small, medium - sized enterprises but not so large - NAKU Allows them to exploit these pioneering, environmentally -sound technologies for their own innovative projects.

The Austrian Research Institute for Chemistry and Technology (ofi) is a private testing and research in- stitute with operative sites in Vienna and Wiener Neu- stadt. As the largest cooperative research organization within the ACR (Austrian Cooperative Research), ofi sees itself as a service organisation for the European economy.

The main tasks of PEG MedAustron include the planning and organization of non-clinical research for the MedAustron project. An additional duty involves initiating start-up financing for non-clinical research and monitoring the subsequent use of these funds.

Founded in 1994 as "TZU Ges.m.b.H," and now renamed "TFZ GmbH", the TFZ remains true to its original mission: the establishment, maintenance and operation of a technology center in Wiener Neustadt. The ecoplus holding company (ecoplus Beteiligungs GmbH) has a 74.9% stake and the ifp (Immobilien Freizeit Parken Wiener Neustadt GmbH) holds a 25.10% stake in the company.