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A second-generation steel distribution company in Sherburne, Steel Sales, Inc. pairs a large metal inventory with custom fabrication for contractors, farms, municipalities, and manufacturers across 21 surrounding counties. The company keeps more than two million pounds of steel, aluminum, and stainless in stock and is a certified Hardox® Wearparts center, with particular experience repairing and fabricating wear parts for demanding Northeast equipment.
Established in 2005, Western New York’s Steel Tech Fabricators builds and installs structural steel and miscellaneous metalwork, pairing in-house fabrication with field erection for projects ranging from specialty builds to major commercial and public developments. The company’s management includes a second-generation operations leader and a CEO with four decades in the structural steel industry, while its portfolio includes work such as the Maid of the Mist, Rochester Public Market, and university facilities. Steel Tech also identifies as an MBE contractor.
From its Grand Rapids base, Steelcase makes office furniture and interior solutions for workplaces, healthcare settings and classrooms. The company pairs furniture design with workplace research and delivers projects through independent dealers in more than 650 locations worldwide, offering support from planning through installation and ongoing service. Its newer work also emphasizes circular design and lower-impact materials, including products designed for reuse, repair and recycling.
SteelHead makes patented, one-piece bulkhead systems for containing flowable commodities in ISO shipping containers. Its monolithic alternative to lumber bulkheads is designed for single-person installation and can be custom made for grains, feeds, and customer-specific transport needs. Based in Webster, New York, SteelHead develops packaging solutions with an emphasis on practical economics, reduced waste, and simpler export handling.
SteelHead makes patented, one-piece bulkhead systems for containing flowable commodities in ISO shipping containers. Based in Webster, New York, the company designed its lightweight alternative to lumber bulkheads for simpler installation and cleaner transport of bulk grains and feeds, with custom configurations available for customer requirements. SteelHead develops its products with users and environmental considerations in mind.
Founded by a father and son in New York City in 1989, Steering Columns Galore rebuilds OEM automotive steering columns for American cars and trucks. The family-owned, three-generation business now stocks more than 3,000 columns dating from 1967 onward and ships rebuilt units worldwide, with paint-to-match options for restoration and replacement work.
Steiger Craft has been hand-building boats since 1972, operating from the former wholesale bakery founded by Alan Steiger’s grandfather. Based on Long Island, the company builds pilothouse and center-console boats for anglers who need protection and a stable platform in rough water.
Since 1968, family-owned Steiner Technologies has made cutting tools in Western New York, with its Autofacer automatic back counterboring system at the center of the business. The company designs and produces tooling in-house to help manufacturers eliminate secondary operations and shorten part-processing time, while also serving as the North American exclusive importer and reseller for H. Bilz, JBO and Hahnreiter.
Built on a 40-year family flour legacy, New York’s Steiner’s Baking Co. makes clean-label gluten-free baked goods and flour for cafés, bakeries, and home bakers. The women-led company grew from founder Nanci Steiner’s effort to create a coffee cake so moist and flavorful that nobody would suspect it was gluten-free, with its German sour cream coffee cake becoming a signature. Steiner’s products are also made without nuts and are kosher dairy.
Founded in New York in 1853 by German immigrant Henry Engelhard Steinway, Steinway & Sons manufactures grand and upright pianos. Its instruments are built in company-owned factories in Astoria, New York, and Hamburg, Germany, using handcrafted methods developed over the company’s history.
Built on aerospace and defense work dating to 1932, Stellant Systems manufactures critical spectrum and RF power-amplification products for space, defense, medical, scientific and industrial applications. Established in 2021 from the former L3Harris Electron Devices and Narda Microwave-West businesses, the company now has approximately 1,100 employees across five domestic manufacturing facilities. Its Torrance and Williamsport operations include substantial production and test capabilities, with facilities certified to ISO 9001 and AS9100 standards.
Founded in 1982, Stellar Alliance is a partnership of independent, privately owned mills with deep roots in home textiles. Its members bring established manufacturing experience from Europe and Asia, while the alliance coordinates sourcing and production for retailers, designers, importers and other North American customers. The group is distinguished by vertical control that can support both custom programs and large-volume orders.
With roots in aerospace, Stellar Technology designs, manufactures and services custom-engineered sensors from its Amherst, New York, operation. The roughly 30-year-old U.S. manufacturer works from nearly 80,000 square feet of environmentally controlled engineering, manufacturing and machining facilities, with custom applications as a particular strength. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D.
Founded by Ray in 2012, Stellar Upholstery & Furniture Center restores and custom-upholsters furniture while also handling marine, auto, and commercial upholstery projects from its South Ozone Park showroom. Ray personally performs the detailed upholstery work and meets with clients, while his team manages the showroom and sales department. The company serves the Greater New York area, including projects ranging from sentimental household pieces to transportation seating and custom car or boat interiors.
StemCultures, LLC develops and manufactures controlled-release growth factor products for cell culture, including PLGA microbeads and hydrogel DISC devices containing growth factors. Its products support human pluripotent stem cell, neural, retinal, organoid, and other cell-culture research, with custom made-to-order growth factor products also available.
Brooklyn artist Ed Roth turned a 1990s stenciling hobby into Stencil1, a street-art-inspired company founded in 2004 that makes reusable customization tools and runs hands-on creative projects. Its laser-cut Mylar stencils are made in the USA, while the company also creates custom installations, community murals and DIY events, including murals designed for community members to finish themselves. Stencil1 is an NGLCC-certified LGBTBE company.
Stephen F creates limited-run menswear and accessories that pair clean, modern tailoring with distinctive splashes of color. The brand is now in its third generation of the clothing business, with each garment designed as an everyday wardrobe staple and made using carefully sourced materials and skilled craftsmen. Its work has also included a wool-free menswear collaboration with PETA.
Born in Seattle in 1950 and self-taught, Stephen Hansen creates sculpture and paintings, including his distinctive paper-mâché painters set into acrylic-on-canvas works. He began the “Great Moments in Art” series in 2014 as a break from sculpture, imagining famous paintings being made by the painters themselves. Hansen received New Mexico’s Governor’s Award for Excellence in the Arts in 2009 and has exhibited widely since 1975.
Since 1992, Stephenson Custom Case Company has built its reputation around Port-Equip mobile workstations, made for demanding field use in sporting, medical and culinary settings. The company has produced thousands of custom workstations and equipment cases, tailoring their size, finish and layout to the equipment they must carry.
Steps Plus, Inc. manufactures precast concrete products in Syracuse, New York, with roots in the business dating to the 1950s and a Syracuse operation opened in 1967. The company grew from founder Robert Kopp’s precast-step business into a multigenerational family enterprise, adding architectural precast and cast stone as commercial contractors sought custom trim products. It continues to produce residential precast work and custom architectural products at its Syracuse facility.