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Shore Industries grew from a living-room operation with one sewing machine into a 16,000-square-foot headquarters on 11 acres in Preston, Maryland. The company is known for applying manufacturing discipline and sail-design experience to outdoor environments, with its own team carrying projects from engineering through installation. It serves organizations and property owners that need shade shaped around demanding sites rather than selected from a catalog.
Founded in a garage in 1988, Short Run Forms prints custom business forms and provides offset and digital printing for the trade from its Bohemia, New York operation. The company has grown to more than 30 employees, with over half its crew having spent more than 15 years there, and ownership now rests with Stephen Looney Jr. and longtime foreman Jerry Gagliardo as the original founders retire. Its art department can recreate supplied artwork, while its production team is known for serving print resellers and wholesale printers with quick turnaround.
Founded in Jaipur in 1975 after civil servant D. R. Mehta’s hospital-bed resolve to help amputees, Shree Bhagwan Mahaveer Viklang Sahayata Samiti (BMVSS) develops and provides Jaipur Foot prostheses and other mobility aids free of charge. As the parent body of Jaipur Foot, BMVSS has advanced the technology since its 1968 development and now supports more than 2.5 million beneficiaries through its Indian centres and international fitment camps. Its Stanford-Jaipur Knee was named by TIME among the world’s 50 best inventions of 2009, while its patient-centred model typically fits limbs within one or two days.
Founded in 1970, Shrink Packaging Systems (SPS) Corporation is an independent U.S. packaging supplier that integrates packaging materials, equipment, engineering and lifecycle support for manufacturers and other high-volume operations. Headquartered in Edison, New Jersey, SPS combines film knowledge with machinery expertise, helping customers improve line performance and reduce packaging costs. Its nationwide service model includes field engineers, personalized account support and more than five decades of experience.
Since 1947, third-generation family-owned Shuman Plastics has supplied thermoplastic raw materials and services to plastics processors from its Depew, New York, operation. The company also develops compounded materials and manufactures Dyna-Purge® purging compounds, while its 130,000-square-foot facility supports laboratory work and toll processing. With 38 employees, Shuman ships across North America and to markets in Europe and Asia.
Shunpike Dairy was a family-owned upstate New York dairy farm, rooted in the Baldwin family’s Tonelwin Farm since the 1930s, that produced and sold raw milk. Elizabeth Baldwin opened the Millbrook operation in 2010 after earning New York State certification for raw-milk sales, welcoming visitors to a farm with several cattle breeds and other animals. After nine years of service, Shunpike Dairy is officially retired.
Developed by Munro Products, Shurbond makes professional coating and refinishing systems for contractors restoring bathtubs, sinks, tile and other bathroom surfaces. The U.S.-based manufacturer has served the refinishing industry since 1972, building its products from decades of hands-on field experience rather than isolated laboratory testing. Shurbond manufactures and distributes from Clarence Center, New York, and backs its systems with manufacturer-direct guidance and hands-on training for professional refinishers.
At a Pahang rainforest estate, Shvéta Labs grows botanicals, raises its own cows and makes skin and hair care built around its three-times-purified Ghrta™ ghee complex. The company describes its operation as a closed-loop, farm-to-skin process, with daily milk harvesting and no synthetic inputs. Its Ayurvedic-inspired formulas are refined through modern cosmetic science and carry ECOCERT/COSMOS certification.
SHVITZ makes lightweight, soft-touch sports water bottles for workouts, created by founder Boruch Edelkopf after he grew tired of bottles that were either cheap-looking or too heavy. Its 24-ounce bottle is designed around a squeezable feel, a textured grip and one-handed drinking, giving gym hydration a more considered look and feel.
Shyam Ahuja turns Indian handloom traditions into luxury home furnishings, best known for handmade rugs and dhurries that reimagine the traditional flat-woven form. Rooted in India with a presence in New York, the brand works with artisans across regions including Jaipur and Varanasi, using techniques passed down through generations. Its custom service extends that craft to made-to-measure pieces, while its collections appear in homes, hotels, and cultural spaces worldwide.
With roots in varnish and rubber dating to the 1890s, SI Group has spent more than a century developing chemistry for industrial manufacturers. Today, its approximately 1,500 employees work across 18 manufacturing sites to supply performance additives and related chemical solutions to customers in more than 80 countries.
Sid Harvey Industries is a long-established HVAC supplier and manufacturer, founded by Sidney W. Harvey in 1931 during the early rise of automatic oil heating. What began in a Hempstead office grew into a distinctive business that distributes products while also producing new and remanufactured Sid Harvey-brand parts, serving heating, air-conditioning, and refrigeration trades through 83 branches.
Sidco Filter Company, founded in 1997 and now part of Cleanova, is a manufacturer of OEM and aftermarket filters for air and gas markets. The company produces custom filter designs, contract manufacturing for OEMs, and a wide range of filter elements, including HEPA, ULPA, and ASHRAE filters. Sidco operates a comprehensive manufacturing facility in Lima, New York, and has expanded through acquisitions of Roome Technologies and Shawndra Products.
Siemens Energy is an energy technology company that supplies equipment and services for power generation and transmission, describing itself as a leader supporting companies and countries in building resilient, affordable, and sustainable energy systems. Its portfolio includes power-grid hardware and power-generation technology, alongside lifecycle and digital services for energy infrastructure. The company states that Siemens Energy and Siemens Gamesa are becoming Omterra under a new brand.
Siemens Mobility develops and supplies rail vehicles, rail infrastructure, and digital solutions for rail transportation. Its offerings span rolling stock and signaling infrastructure as well as lifecycle and cybersecurity services for rail operators.
Siemens is a global technology company that combines the real and digital worlds to support customer transformation. Its stated work spans industrial AI, automation, electrification and digitalization, with technologies used in factories, buildings and transportation. The company says its history dates to 1847 and reports regional headquarters, innovation hubs and manufacturing facilities across more than 200 countries.
Since 1989, Newburgh-based SIG Sourcing has helped North American OEMs build custom electronics assemblies through offshore manufacturing while managing the supply chain from its U.S. hub. The company combines design consultation and engineering support with factory coordination, logistics, and warehousing, keeping customers’ products stocked in the United States. Its more than three decades of relationships with Asian factories are paired with entirely U.S.-based communication and service.
SIGA Technologies develops medicines for emerging infectious diseases, with its core product TPOXX serving as the first U.S. FDA-approved antiviral treatment specifically indicated for smallpox. The company’s work centers on preparing governments and public-health partners for outbreaks, while its development operations in Corvallis support studies of additional TPOXX uses and formulations. SIGA reports 50 employees, products sold in more than 30 countries, and more than $1 billion in cumulative government procurement orders.
Born from an Icelandic founder’s homesickness, siggi’s makes thick, protein-rich skyr and yogurt products, including dairy-free blends, with a focus on simpler ingredients. Siggi Hilmarsson began making skyr in his New York apartment in 2005 using a recipe from his mother, then sold it at farmers’ markets before leaving his day job. The company’s skyr follows Icelandic tradition by using approximately four times the milk of regular yogurt and is made without artificial sweeteners, artificial flavors, or preservatives.
Born in a Silicon Valley garage, Sigma Advanced Materials is a Buffalo-based engineering company that develops and finishes advanced-material components, with a particular focus on metallizing and joining technical ceramics. The privately owned small business provides customized engineering and manufacturing-process design for challenging ceramic, metal, and polymer applications, including rapid prototyping and certified component sourcing. Founded in 2014 and re-established as a woman-owned LLC in 2022, Sigma is also ITAR-registered and works with partners in North America and beyond.