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Founded in the 1970s by WWII veterans and local entrepreneurs, Scranton-based North American Manufacturing produces durable textiles, load-management equipment, and field gear for the U.S. military and government agencies. Over nearly five decades, it has delivered more than 1.5 million cots, along with backpacks and postal lock boxes, while also supporting civilian organizations and healthcare workers. Its work is backed by ISO 9001 certification and Berry Amendment compliance.
North American Tapes makes performance hockey tape in Watertown, New York, where its founders developed a proprietary adhesive for the composite and carbon-fiber sticks that changed the game. Its Comp-o-stik line grew from rink-based testing into athletic tapes for injury support and custom adhesive solutions for industrial users. The company’s products are proudly made in the USA, with manufacturing built around tightly controlled coating and consistent roll-to-roll performance.
Since 1955, North Atlantic Industries has built its identity around vertically integrated American engineering and manufacturing for mission-critical electronics. The independently owned small business develops rugged embedded computing solutions for aerospace, defense, and industrial programs, with its COSA® architecture supporting configurable designs and long-term product lifecycles. Its 90,000-square-foot Bohemia, New York facility carries projects from design through testing, with all NAI products designed and manufactured in the United States.
North Cliff Vineyards is a 20-acre Long Island vineyard and winery where Edmund Power grows the grapes and makes the wine himself as a vigneron. Near the Long Island Sound in Mattituck, the farm hand-harvests its fruit and lets native vineyard yeasts ferment the wine, while wild plants remain among the vines instead of being cleared with herbicides. The result is distinctly North Fork wine, including the first Long Island Merlot aged in bourbon barrels.
Incorporated in 1998 after developing cargo-hauling equipment for military customers, North Coast Outfitters, Ltd. makes patient-handling and transport equipment for emergency care in hard-to-reach places. Its platforms and mobile treatment systems are designed to bring surge capacity beyond the fixed hospital, from disaster zones and remote terrain to over-water emergencies. The company also works with partners and suppliers to tailor equipment for unusual medical missions.
Overlooking Lake Champlain and the Adirondack Mountains, North Country Creamery is a small-scale Keeseville dairy producing farmstead cheese, cream-line yogurt, and raw milk from its own 100% grass-fed herd. Owners Ashlee Kleinhammer and Steven Googin run the 115-acre, first-generation farm, where Jersey and heritage Milking Shorthorn cows are rotationally grazed and milked once a day. The creamery is Animal Welfare Approved, Non-GMO, NYS Grown & Certified, and sells its products through the Clover Mead Cafe & Farmstore and regional outlets.
North Country Storage Barns is a family-owned Martin business that began in 1993 with a few siblings in northern New York. Today, Luke, Titus, and Reuben Martin still own and operate the company, which has grown to three New York locations and provides work for about 40 area residents. Its long-standing focus is quality-built sheds, including custom designs, with service extending through dealers across the Saint Lawrence River in Canada.
Founded in 1978 as a copy shop, North Delaware Printing has grown into a full-service commercial printer serving businesses and organizations across Western New York. The Tonawanda operation handles projects from business forms to full-color marketing materials, with design, mailing, and bindery work kept in-house. Its stated focus is dependable, on-time printing at competitive prices, backed by careful production and attention to detail.
North Fork Chips manufactures kettle-cooked potato and sweet potato chips in sunflower oil, producing flavored and plain snack products from its Long Island, New York operation. The company sells direct to consumers, supplies retail outlets, ships nationally, and offers bulk wedding-favor pricing.
Founded in western New York in 1980 as Stride Tool, North Park Innovations Group produces vocational training equipment and curriculum from its headquarters in Ellicottville. Its iConnect Training brand serves HVAC/R and electrical education, while Marcraft develops classroom lab hardware, software, and courseware for technology and emerging-trade programs used across the United States and internationally.
Established in rural Dutchess County in 1972, North Park Metal Workers fabricates precision welded enclosures, frames, bracketry, and CNC-machined components for projects ranging from prototypes to production runs. The Saugerties, New York manufacturer moved into a 33,000-square-foot facility in 2020 and has grown from three employees to more than 40, with many staff members bringing over two decades of experience. North Park has held ISO 9001:2015 registration since 2017 and serves customers across industries including semiconductor, military, and food processing.
Founded in 2012 and based in Rome, New York, North Point Defense engineers autonomous RF and digital-signal processing solutions for tactical and national defense missions. The company is owned and operated by signals analysts, digital signal-processing specialists, and software engineers, combining prior military experience with academic expertise to develop and support real-time SIGINT capabilities. Its work includes quick-reaction software for emerging signals and Arctic-hardened remote sensing systems, alongside mission-system operations and maintenance.
On the Hudson River in Nyack, North River Shipyard hauls and services vessels weighing up to 460 tons with beams as wide as 40 feet. Its gallery documents a wide range of shipyard projects, while the yard also provides emergency 24-hour travel-lift service for vessels that cannot wait for normal hours.
Established in March 1985, family-owned North Star Auto Electric specializes in custom rebuilding and service for automotive, industrial, and material-handling electrical units. Based near Rochester, the company is especially distinctive for its antique restoration work, carefully rebuilding electrical components from vehicles and equipment dating from 1908 to 1978 while preserving their original appearance and character. North Star serves customers across more than seven surrounding counties and offers technical assistance after the rebuild.
North Wind USA Inc. designs and manufactures mission-critical aerospace systems while operating aerodynamic and hypersonic test facilities for government and industrial customers. Its FluiDyne Aerotest Laboratory in Plymouth, Minnesota, has provided wind-tunnel testing and developmental hardware since 1952, and the company’s heritage includes a hypersonic tunnel capable of reaching Mach 14. Formed in 2024 from Calspan ASE and Calspan Systems, North Wind also played a technical design role in NASA’s new Flight Dynamics Research Facility.
For more than 35 years, Rochester-based NorthCreek Woodworks has custom-manufactured specialty wood products for the office furniture industry, including conference tables and architectural veneer panels. Its modest-to-medium-volume operation is set up to engineer, prototype, and produce variations without the overhead of mass production, while working closely with designers and architects. NorthCreek also builds with environmental requirements in mind, offering CARB Phase I-compliant products and FSC-certified panel options.
Based in Canastota at the center of New York’s drone corridor, Northeast Information Discovery develops radio-frequency spectrum solutions and engineering services for signals intelligence, electromagnetic warfare, and spectrum management. Its work combines software-defined radio hardware and software integration with platforms such as the operator-focused CRUMBCATCHER™ framework and EMSO MASTER™ system, while its team also handles custom hardware prototyping and integration. NEID supports both software and hardware development in one engineering group, including personnel with more than 25 years of engineering and manufacturing experience.
Founded in 1995, Queensbury-based Northeast Power Systems (NEPSI) manufactures custom medium-voltage metal-enclosed capacitor banks and harmonic filter banks for power factor correction and harmonic mitigation. Its engineering team brings more than 50 years of combined experience in industrial, utility, and commercial power systems, and supports projects from system studies through commissioning and maintenance. NEPSI is an American Superconductor company with an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management system.
Founded in 2000, Northeast Precision Welding repairs gas-turbine power systems and industrial machinery while machining and welding replacement parts for critical field work. Based in Castleton-on-Hudson, New York, the company is known for repairing Siemens and GE turbine components and for rapid-response work that helps keep essential equipment operating. Its ASME “S” and “U” stamps cover pressure-vessel and power-boiler design, construction, and fabrication, while its NBIC “R” stamp covers repairs.