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I'm not aware of a list, but for most states you can Google "$state correctional enterprises" and the first result will be the "public" corporation that's using prison slave labor.

For example, here are Maryland's[1] and New York's[2]. These corporations may be reselling their slave labor to other companies, so it's difficult to get a complete picture.

Edit: One of the more evil aspects of NY's "corcraft" is that we send prisoners into toxic worksites to clean up asbestos and other hazmat[3].

[1]: https://www.mce.md.gov/

[2]: https://corcraft.ny.gov/

[3]: https://corcraft.ny.gov/abatement-services

They used slave labor to manufacture hand sanitizer in New York.

https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2020/03/09/new-york-is-making-hand-...

You are going to have to define slave labor... is someone working 12h days for minimum wage considered a slave? I would say yes.

"Slave labor" is not being used as hyperbole in this context. It is the conventional definition. A job that complies with the 13th amendment without exception is not slavery.