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Northeast Transformer Services remanufactures and repairs medium-voltage, oil-filled distribution transformers at its Preble, New York factory. The company says it processes more than 10,000 transformer repairs annually and rebuilds transformers to new-unit quality standards, returning previously damaged or obsolete units to customers.
Formed in 2012, Northeast Utility Equipment Repair (NUEQUIP) repairs and maintains aerial lift trucks and related utility equipment for electrical contractors, sign companies, tree-care businesses, and municipal clients. Based in Yorktown, New York, the company services all brands and types of aerial devices, with road service available across Westchester County and the tri-state area. NUEQUIP also handles custom equipment projects, including the design and fabrication of a self-contained rock drill truck, and brings more than 35 years of experience to its work.
From its New York facility, Northeastern Electronics Co., Inc. builds custom cable and harness assemblies for demanding RF, high-voltage, commercial, and military applications. Its work ranges from deep-sea submersibles to orbiting satellites, with AS9100 certification and ITAR registration supporting the traceability and quality requirements of mission-critical projects.
Founded in 1995 by Anne Clarkson and Mike Crosley in the basement of their home, Northeastern Sign Corporation has grown into a New York State Certified WBE serving Northern New York. From its 5,500-square-foot facility, the company handles sign design and fabrication in-house for customers ranging from local businesses to public agencies, including Fort Drum and the New York Power Authority.
For nearly three decades, Rochester-based Northern Air Systems has manufactured custom HVAC systems for mission-critical settings, from aviation ground support to mobile medical units and hazardous industrial environments. Its Tru-Temp™ systems are built for continuous operation in temperatures ranging from -40°F to 131°F, with thousands operating worldwide. Northern Air designs, builds, and tests its equipment in-house and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Northern Cross Vineyard grows cold-hardy grapes in its Upper Hudson vineyard and turns them into handcrafted wines named for the estate-grown varieties at their heart. In Valley Falls, the vineyard pairs a relaxed seated tasting room with tours, picnics and rotating work by local artists, offering an easygoing way to experience the region’s emerging wine culture. The vineyard is also part of the Upper Hudson Wine Trail, a regional effort it helped advance through the creation of the local AVA.
Family-owned Northern Glass Co., Inc. has been part of the Watertown area since its founding in 1949, and is now run by siblings Linda Petrie and Ian Hill. The company continues a six-decade tradition of glazing work for homes and commercial buildings across Jefferson, Lewis, and St. Lawrence counties, with a newer location in Canton. It is WBE Certified.
Since 1978, Northern Lights Candles has made candles and home fragrances in Wellsville, New York, pairing traditional candlemaking with artist-led design. Its artisans develop original forms, fragrances and hand-illustrated packaging, including the distinctive Esque® luminary system with interchangeable candle inserts. The company also emphasizes ethically minded production and designs its candles for gifting, lasting use and repurposing.
Founded in 1986, Northern Machining is a small Norfolk, New York shop known for steady, closely supervised work and long-term customer relationships. Its 10-person team works from a 7,000-square-foot facility, producing precision components for manufacturers ranging from Siemens Energy to NuMED and Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory. The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified and serves customers locally as well as nationally and internationally.
Since 1987, Northern Packaging has made corrugated packaging from its multi-site operation in Skelmersdale, Lancashire, supplying bespoke solutions to businesses across the UK. The independent company was family-owned until 2015 and is now supported by CorpAcq, with FSC-certified products made from a minimum of 70% recycled materials available on request.
Founded in 1952 by William A. Steffen, Murray Farber, and Robert Levy, Northfield Precision Instruments Corporation has spent nearly seven decades building an American manufacturing business around exacting workholding. The company’s Island Park facility combines manufacturing with design engineering and customer service, while its engineers provide support from quotation through installation. Northfield serves manufacturers working with materials ranging from metal to glass and guarantees standard chuck accuracy as fine as 0.000010 inch.
Locally owned and operated in Lockport, New York, Northridge Printing makes custom labels and stickers using both flexographic and digital inkjet presses. Its capabilities span short- and high-volume work, with options such as sequential numbering and protective finishes for labels and packaging. Northridge serves clients of all sizes from its local setting.
Northrop Grumman Corporation is a global aerospace, defense and security company that designs, develops and manufactures advanced systems for U.S. and allied missions. The company says it has nearly 100,000 employees and more than 30 million square feet of manufacturing space across more than 70 U.S. sites, producing technologies ranging from aircraft to microelectronics. Its manufacturing footprint spans all 50 states, with customers that include U.S. government, global and commercial organizations.
Born from Aunt Liv’s decades-old family recipe in Norway, Norwegian Baked makes handcrafted Knekkebrød crispbread in small batches in Brooklyn. Its organic, plant-based crispbread brings a modern Brooklyn setting to a traditional Norwegian staple, while the company’s sweet KnekkeGodis turns that crispbread into a caramel-and-chocolate treat. KnekkeGodis was named a 2026 sofi™ Gold Award winner.
Norwich Meadows Farm grows certified-organic vegetables on its Upstate New York farm and brings them to customers through farm boxes, markets, and overnight shipping. A fixture at New York City farmers markets for more than two decades, it is known for unusual, flavor-focused varieties and specialty crops developed in conversation with chefs. The farm also turns its harvest into small-batch products, including a kimchi made with James Beard Award-winning chef Danny Bowien.
Norwich Pharma provides contract pharmaceutical manufacturing and clinical services. Submitted source context states that the company performs manufacturing, packaging, and quality control of pharmaceutical products.
Norwood Sawmills pioneered personal portable sawmills with Peter Dale’s original LumberMate in 1993, and now manufactures North American-built portable band sawmills and forestry tools. Its mills are designed to be customized and expanded as a sawyer’s work grows, with tens of thousands operating in more than 100 countries and lifetime owner support behind them. Norwood says its portfolio includes more than 85 patented innovations.
Founded in 1958, Norwood Screw Machine Parts is a U.S. machine shop known for decades of custom screw machining and long-standing military hardware work. It supplies precision components to customers ranging from small companies to large corporations, handling both prototype needs and repeat production orders.
Founded by father-and-daughter partners Brian and Norah, Noryan creates home and spatial fragrances designed to express identity, shape moods, and bring memories back through scent. The company pairs its fragrance oils with candles, diffusers, and scenting services for homes and businesses, including custom scent programs delivered through HVAC systems. Brian had spent more than two decades curating scents before building the company with Norah under the name Noryan, meaning “Symbol of Love.”