The Aerospace Cluster is a group of approximately 40 companies in Costa Rica that are focused on the Aerospace Industry, many of which already maintain AS9100 quality standards and certifications. The companies within the cluster possess various capabilities and work cooperatively to enable the development of products for the Aerospace Industry. The Cluster works closely with academic and government organizations to promote the growth of the Aerospace industry in Costa Rica.

The Medical Devices Cluster is a private, industry driven initiative rolled out in 2019 with the purpose of bringing together Medical Device companies with operations in Costa Rica, with the aims of articulating efforts, creating synergies, and fostering co-creating spaces that allow Costa Rica to keep strengthening and developing the Medical Device Ecosystem. The Cluster works in liaison with the government, academia, entrepreneurs, and investors.

The Costa Rican Foreign Trade Promoter (PROCOMER) is the pillar of support for Costa Rican companies and serves as an inclusive institution that generates business with a purpose.

CINDE is private, non-political, and non-profit organization, that focuses on attracting, retaining and expanding Foreign Direct Investment. Since its creation in 1982, CINDE has promoted Foreign Direct Investment in strategic sectors such as smart manufacturing, knowledge-intensive services, and health and well-being, to generate employment and greater opportunities for its most valuable resource: its people ; with the objective of contributing to the social and economic development of Costa Rica.

The U.S. Department of State will partner with the Government of Costa Rica to explore opportunities to diversify and grow the global semiconductor ecosystem and create a more transparent, secure, and sustainable global semiconductor value chain. This alliance is possible thanks to the International Technology Innovation and Security Fund (ITSI Fund), created by the CHIPS and Science Act of 2022.