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From its Middle Village, Queens bakery, NYC Birthday Cakes creates custom birthday cakes designed as edible art, from imaginative sculpted cakes to cakes printed with a customer’s own image. The award-winning Italian bakery has made dozens of fondant creations each week for more than 10 years and streamlines custom orders through online quoting, with delivery available across New York City and nearby areas.
Nycoolmate supplies refrigerants to B2B customers across the United States for HVAC, automotive, and industrial applications. The site presents precision manufacturing from raw material through final packaging, large-scale warehousing, quality control, and compliant logistics, with product categories including HFC, HFO, and HCFC refrigerants.
NYL Holdings LLC is the company behind Westclox, an American timekeeping name that dates to 1884 in Peru, Illinois. It carries that long-standing clockmaking heritage into current production and distribution, serving households as well as buyers in hospitality, education, and business.
From its Brooklyn Navy Yard operation, NYOrtho manufactures U.S.-made medical products that help protect, position, and relieve pressure for people in wheelchairs or beds, along with ergonomic and rehabilitative supports. The company makes both standard and custom products and also handles private-label development, including short-run production that lets healthcare companies test new ideas with less risk. NYOrtho is an approved VA Federal Supply Schedule medical supplier serving VA hospitals and federal healthcare facilities nationwide.
NYSCO Products, LLC designs and manufactures custom and stock point-of-purchase displays. Founded in 1935 as a paperboard packaging manufacturer, it has been in the display business for more than 80 years, with design, prototyping, production, and fulfillment capabilities. Its modern factory and warehouse support display production for retail customers.
NYSFAB, Inc. fabricates and erects miscellaneous steel products, including staircases, railings, guardrails, handrails, fences, and barriers. It also designs, fabricates, powder-coats, and installs high-strength cast iron K-Rails for New York City infrastructure, including MTA projects and other public works.
Established at NYU in fall 2020, ARC Team UltraViolet designs, builds and programs competition robots for the international RoboMaster Robotics Competition. The student-led team works out of NYU’s MakerGarage and Game Innovation Lab, combining hands-on fabrication with autonomous robotics, computer vision and embedded systems. UltraViolet made its North American League debut in 2021 with a third-place finish and has competed annually since.
O-I Glass, Inc., founded in Ohio in 1903 by automatic bottle-making machine inventor Michael J. Owens, manufactures glass packaging and is headquartered in Perrysburg, Ohio. The company reports approximately 19,000 employees across 64 plants in 18 countries and produces glass bottles and jars for food and beverage brands. Its work includes glass-container production and design services that help customers develop brand-specific packaging.
Founded by hairstylist Jeanine Longo after a decade behind the salon chair, O'beehave Naturals makes hand-poured, botanical hair and skin treatments in the USA. Established in 2010, the company pairs professional salon-quality formulas with its proprietary Refill Bar system, offering products on tap or in reusable glass bottles to reduce single-use plastic waste. Its roots trace back to Longo’s natural-beauty salons in Brooklyn and Williamsburg.
O’Connell Machinery Co., Inc. is a family-owned Buffalo machinery company specializing in rebuilding, selling, and servicing Bullard vertical turret lathes and supplying their parts. Incorporated in 1951 and now managed by the third generation of O’Connells, it operates from a 75,000-square-foot facility and keeps more than 100 Bullard lathes and 8,000 parts in inventory. Its workforce brings more than 350 years of combined experience, including field service, reconditioning, and loaner programs designed to keep customers’ equipment running.
Founded by Paul and Cynthia O’Mara in 1976, O’Mara Farms is a second-generation family farm in Canastota producing pasture-raised Black Angus beef from cattle finished on the farm’s non-GMO barley. The family farms 3,000 acres across Madison and Onondaga counties, growing feed and field crops alongside its cattle operation. O’Mara Farms is NY Grown & Certified, with beef processed at a USDA facility and individually traceable back to the farm’s animals.
Family-owned since 1974, Oak Orchard Canoe, Inc. grew from three canoes on the Finleys’ front lawn into a Waterport paddlesports business now run by the founders’ son Todd and daughter-in-law Anita. It is known for letting customers try boats on its private Loch Finley before buying, with experienced staff providing practical guidance and ongoing repair service.
Oak Summit Vineyard produces estate-bottled Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from six acres of vines in Millbrook’s Dutchess Cardigan gravelly loam. John and Nancy Bruno oversee hand-planted, hand-trained Dijon-clone vines, pruning away at least 30% of each crop to concentrate the character of the fruit. The Hudson River Region winery’s wines have earned more than 50 major awards in national and international competitions.
Since releasing what it describes as the world’s first miniature spectrometer more than 30 years ago, Ocean Optics has built compact fiber-optic spectrometers and photonics systems for turning light into usable measurements. The Orlando-headquartered company now has 200 employees across nine locations in six countries, supporting applications from research and environmental monitoring to manufacturing and metal sorting. Its quality systems include ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485 and ISO 17025 certifications.
Ocean Optics pioneered miniature fiber-optic spectrometers and now builds optical sensing systems that turn light into measurement for research, OEM, and industrial applications. Operating for more than 30 years, the company supports customers through a 200-person, nine-location global network and also engineers rugged systems such as its SpeedSorter metal analyzer and inline color inspection equipment. Ocean Optics is part of Halma plc and holds ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485, and ISO 17025 certifications.
OceansBio is a Korean high-tech startup developing implantable electroceuticals and miniature wearable healthcare devices for neurological and stress-related conditions. Drawing on brain-neural-network research, the company uses electrical stimulation that acts directly on the vagus nerve and conducts joint research with leading domestic university hospitals. Its work spans biomedical engineering, electronics, artificial intelligence and data-driven healthcare.
With more than 25 years of experience, Oceanside Woodwork is a small Oceanside, New York shop known for precise custom work for trade professionals. It turns concepts or shop drawings into furniture prototypes and limited production runs, including work made for John Kelly Furniture Design and Singapore’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations.
Since 2007, OCPC Gaming—an electronics brand of DTG Neo Scientific Limited—has developed memory and storage solutions for PC gamers, overclockers and enthusiasts. Its portfolio extends into graphics cards, power supplies and gaming accessories, with products sold through a global network of online and retail partners. OCPC also supports the enthusiast community by coordinating international PC-modding competitions, supplying review samples and sponsoring esports teams and events.
With more than 50 years of industry presence, OCS Industries, Inc. is a veteran-owned and managed Hudson Valley contractor serving public and private-sector clients. Its roots reach back to Olori Crane Service, founded in 1950, while OCS itself was established in 1996 to bring heavy-project expertise to major construction work. The company is distinguished by its union workforce and ability to perform up to 90% of its general-contracting work in-house.
OCULI Corporation develops software-defined vision sensors and AI-vision semiconductors that process visual information directly at the pixel, enabling low-power, real-time sensing at the edge. Founded around technology developed through more than $40 million in research investment at Johns Hopkins University, the company’s Sensing and Processing Unit filters data on-chip so raw images do not need to leave the device. Its platform is intended for physical-AI applications including autonomous systems, smart buildings, connected devices, and defense platforms.