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Founded in 1948 by Donald Agnew Collins as a one-truck construction business, D.A. Collins Companies has grown into a family-owned, third-generation organization focused on civil construction and related services. It works primarily across New York and Vermont and has operated for more than 75 years, with a materials division that includes quarries, asphalt and concrete plants, and a precast facility.
Founded in 1972 by David A. Phillips, D.P. Tool & Machine is a family-owned Avon manufacturer of close-tolerance CNC components and complex assemblies. Now led across three generations of the Phillips family, the company operates a 100,000-square-foot climate-controlled facility with more than 100 employees and is particularly known for taking on difficult parts that other machine shops decline to quote. Its quality system is ISO 9001:2015 certified, and the company is ITAR registered.
Founded in 2009 with two New York City retail stores, d’Vida grew from a neighborhood health-food shop into a company supplying nutritionally focused packaged foods to consumers and workplace cafeterias. It closed its stores in 2015 to focus on broader distribution, and its own foods are manufactured in the United States.
From its Syracuse, New York manufacturing plant, D&D Motor Systems makes high-performance DC motors and controllers for electric vehicles and specialized equipment. Founded by Michael and Eric Dieroff, the company brings more than 50 years of combined expertise to custom drive-system engineering, motor testing, and in-house manufacturing. Its U.S.-made products are used in applications ranging from golf carts and neighborhood electric vehicles to airport support and hydraulic equipment.
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From its Waterford, Michigan shop, D&D Production Inc. makes custom nutrunner and tubenut assembly tools for production environments. For more than 25 years, the company has worked with automotive and aerospace customers on difficult fastening jobs, including tight-clearance and high-torque applications. Its engineering-driven approach includes more than 350 nutrunner designs, along with specialty flush sockets made to customer specifications.
Employee-owned since 1976, D&W Diesel grew from a one-bay Auburn, New York garage into a national company serving industrial and mobile equipment operators. More than 350 associate owners now work from its 110,000-square-foot facility and eight regional locations, carrying forward the service focus that shaped the business from its beginnings as a starter and alternator rebuilder. D&W is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Since Scott Reardon founded it in 1999, D3 Embedded has grown into a Rochester-area engineering and manufacturing company known for tackling difficult embedded design work. Its U.S.-based team has completed more than 500 customer projects for organizations developing performance-critical machines, carrying selected designs from early development through production. The company also maintains an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system.
Dabomatic Corp is a Boynton Beach manufacturer whose story begins with founder Harry Schwartzman’s invention of the first flow-through applicator valve in 1956. Today, it produces controlled-flow applicators for pharmaceutical, cosmetic and industrial brands, with annual output exceeding 100 million caps and applicators.
A family-minded Utica manufacturer with fabrication experience dating to 1992, Dacobe Enterprises has built its reputation on dependable, in-house work made in the USA. The midsize company is especially known for museum displays, serving institutions across the country with custom work from concept through delivery.
Dagostino Building Blocks, Inc. is a fourth-generation, family-owned Upstate New York manufacturer of architectural and concrete masonry products and hardscape goods. Founded in 1922, the company says it has served the Capital Region for more than a century and is an exclusive manufacturer of VERSA-LOK retaining wall systems.
Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd. (DNP) applies technologies developed through printing and information processing to products ranging from semiconductor photomasks to advanced medical research tools. The company began manufacturing photomasks in 1959, building on microfabrication and precision-coating expertise first developed for typefaces and printing plates. DNP also developed a human iPS-cell-derived miniature gut organoid with the National Center for Child Health and Development, extending its manufacturing know-how into regenerative medicine.
Established in 1991, Daikin America is the U.S. chemicals operation of Japan-based Daikin Industries, bringing the group’s long fluoromaterials heritage to American customers. Its technical teams support manufacturers that rely on specialized fluorochemical materials for demanding applications, with manufacturing in Decatur, Alabama, and service delivered through a local U.S. network.
Daikin Applied designs and manufactures commercial and industrial HVAC systems, and provides aftermarket service for buildings and facilities. It operates within Daikin Industries, which the company describes as having more than 98,000 employees worldwide and nearly $32.5 billion in 2025 revenues. Daikin Applied also identifies its Americas headquarters in Minnesota and lists manufacturing facilities in Minnesota, Virginia, Arizona, and Mexico.
Daikin Chemicals is the fluorochemical business of Daikin Industries, whose work in this field began with fluorine-refrigerant research in 1933. For about 90 years, the division has developed high-performance materials for industrial customers worldwide, supported by more than 500 fluorochemistry experts and a global network of production and technical-service sites.
Daikin North America is a manufacturer of HVAC solutions, including air conditioning, heating, heat pumps, and air filtration systems. The company operates 25 advanced manufacturing facilities in the U.S. and serves residential, commercial, and industrial markets, including data centers. Daikin is committed to sustainability and innovation, with a focus on energy efficiency and decarbonization.
Dairy Farmers of America is a leading global dairy cooperative owned by family dairy farmers. Its farmer-owners supply milk that DFA processes and packages at manufacturing plants across the United States into consumer dairy foods and ingredients, serving both retail and food manufacturing customers. The cooperative reports 9,000 farmer-owners and 5,000 dairy farms.
Dakota Systems Manufacturing is a Farmingdale, New York metal fabrication company known for combining custom design work with reusable systems for retail spaces. Its Dakota Wall system is engineered for quick installation and relocation, while the company also creates custom metalwork for commercial, residential, and industrial clients.
Founded in 1990 by electronics professionals, Dalatec Corporation supplies and engineers electronic, mechanical and raw-material components for industrial customers. The company grew from electronic components and board assemblies into mechanical support for industrial printing, semiconductor manufacturing and medical systems, with sourcing and technical guidance central to its role. Dalatec also provides custom thermoplastic and rubber work, including molded or machined parts when a design needs to move quickly from concept to production.
Mother-daughter co-founders Denise and Olivia Weale make handmade, square-shaped sourdough English muffins in small batches in Peekskill, New York. Their plant-based muffins undergo slow cold fermentation and are made with simple ingredients, giving them a crisp exterior and soft, chewy center without preservatives. The company also supports its community through a local food-pantry partnership and Open Hiring as a Second Chance Employer.
Since Hassan Halaby opened a neighborhood bakery on Brooklyn’s Atlantic Avenue in 1930, Damascus Bakeries has grown into a third-generation bakery making pita and artisanal flatbreads. Edward and David Mafoud continue the family recipe while developing newer formats such as lavash roll-ups, and the company now sells its breads across all 50 states and internationally. Its facilities are SQF and Clean Label certified, with a focus on natural ingredients and clean baking environments.