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Founded in 1983, Buffalo-based Veritay Technology, Inc. develops and tests gun barrels and ammunition for defense programs, with specialized work in ballistics research and barrel-wear measurement. Its three enclosed firing ranges occupy a former Nike Ajax missile base, where the company conducts live-fire testing supported by high-speed instrumentation and data acquisition. Veritay also applies its defense engineering experience to custom temperature-controller systems for commercial food-service equipment.
For more than 45 years, Verla International has been a privately held manufacturer serving brands that need beauty and personal care products made to their specifications. The company began in nail care and has since built its reputation around formula development and practical engineering for contract manufacturing and private-label work.
Founded in 1956, Vernon Devices makes specialized cutting tools that let metalworkers deburr, chamfer or countersink while tapping, drilling or reaming. Its signature Burr-Bit and Cham-Bit tools combine two machining operations, and the New York manufacturer also draws on custom machining expertise to develop tools for specific production needs. Vernon Devices began in Mount Vernon and has operated from its present New Rochelle facility since 1993.
Born from an auto-repair business in 2003, VeroMetal® International BV develops and manufactures cold liquid metal coatings that give almost any surface the look and physical character of real metal. Based in Landgraaf, the company supplies its finishes through a global partner network and supports trained applicators with technical guidance and certification. Its work ranges from lightweight architectural façades to interiors, yachts and distinctive objects, including projects at the Louvre Abu Dhabi.
Joe Verrillo began this upstate New York business as a teenager, and more than 45 years later he and his wife and partner, Sunday, continue to run it with nearly a dozen employees. Renamed Verrillo Motor Car Company in 2019, the company is known for its carefully documented Corvette work, including award-winning frame-off restorations, and serves collectors worldwide. It is a founding member of the National Corvette Museum and an active participant in the National Corvette Restorers Society and Bloomington Gold.
Verrité is a human-centric glassworks house creating small-batch, made-to-order glass lighting and functional objects in collaboration with artists and fabricators. Each piece begins with an artist’s vision and is developed transparently through sketches, material exploration, and hands-on making, so the finished work carries its own story. Its Silva collection, created with New York artist Julia Blume, exemplifies Verrité’s approach to limited-run glass and bronze works made individually for each customer.
A certified women-owned business, Versatile Mechanical Services Corporation has spent more than a decade building its name among commercial customers in New York City and Westchester County. The company’s in-house sheet metal shop supports HVAC work for buildings and institutions, while its service division handles the ongoing needs of the facilities it serves.
Founded by longtime optics professionals Jayson Tierson and Joseph Serio, Vertex Optics is a small U.S. manufacturer built around decades of hands-on experience in precision optics. Its 25-person team produces custom components from difficult brittle materials for customers in fields such as aerospace and medical technology, serving projects from early prototypes through production.
VESMA Electric develops Valence, an adaptive leaning electric tricycle platform built for adults and couples carrying passengers, children, or cargo. Founded by Robert Foote, whose car-free life in New York City exposed the need for safer, more practical everyday mobility, the company combines balance-assistance technology with the functionality of a daily-use vehicle. Its mission is to support low-carbon local living through stable, shared transportation.
Serving the electronics industry for more than 50 years, Vestal Electronic Devices is an Endicott manufacturer known for U.S.-made zero-ohm jumper wires and specialized component preparation for manufacturers, distributors, and PCB assemblers. Its work supports demanding electronics applications, with quality systems certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D.
Vêsucré Inc. is a woman-owned, zero-waste food company that makes clean-label, vegan, gluten-free frozen desserts, including its signature Plant de Crème. The company uses simple, functional ingredients and operates The Makery Oneonta, a production facility offering co-manufacturing, commissary kitchens, and training for small food brands and local students.
Veteran Rhodes LLC is a certified veteran-owned and service-disabled veteran-owned general contractor based in New York. It works with public agencies, developers, and other construction partners on institutional and commercial projects, with an emphasis on compliance and coordinated execution.
Veterans Holdings Inc. is a family-owned business founded by service-disabled combat Army veteran Jason and his wife, Sonja. Based in New York, the company manufactures handcrafted cannabis products in small batches through its Veterans Choice Creations operation, with a stated focus on veteran support and affordable access for people seeking cannabis.
VetMedics Compounding Pharmacy prepares customized veterinary medications in collaboration with New York veterinarians and pet owners, tailoring doses, flavors, and dosage forms to each animal. Based in Bellmore, the pharmacy has served veterinarians and pet parents for over a decade and offers more than 5,000 variations of major drugs prescribed for pets. CEO Donald Cantalino has practiced compounding since 1984 and has specialized in veterinary compounding for the past decade.
Vetted Tech Inc. is a Syracuse-based service-disabled veteran-owned small business staffed entirely by veterans and recognized as the 2024 SBA Veteran Owned Small Business of the Year. The company makes precision 3D-printed parts for government and industrial customers, with an NSF-registered AS9100D quality system and ITAR registration supporting demanding work. Its team has also produced more than 500 builds and participates in local schools and advanced manufacturing organizations.
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Vexell is a New York City-based manufacturer of architectural wood grilles and modular HVAC enclosure products for commercial, hospitality, and residential applications. The company provides custom moulding, finishing, customization, design support, site visits, delivery, and installation, working with wood, MDF, aluminum, and FSC-certified USA-sourced materials.
Founded by brothers Bret and Mark Borriello, VHI Cabinet Specialties grew from a Rochester remodeling venture into the region’s largest custom-cabinet manufacturer for residential and commercial spaces. The company has served its community for more than three decades, crafting cabinetry locally through its VHI and Brookside lines and offering design support from concept through installation. Its work also includes custom closets and accessibility-focused cabinetry, reflecting a practical, highly tailored approach to each project.
Since its 1967 beginnings as Webster Tool & Die, VI Manufacturing has grown into a vertically integrated precision manufacturer handling machining, fabrication, assembly, welding and finishing under one roof. Incorporated as VI Manufacturing in 1989 by Frank Chamberlain, the Rochester company is now led by second-generation president Todd Chamberlain and serves demanding domestic markets including aerospace and defense. Its in-house capabilities are backed by AS9100 certification and advanced inspection systems designed for high-requirement components and assemblies.
With roots in its first medical-device facility opened in 1968, Viant has spent more than five decades building an engineering-led manufacturing business focused entirely on medical technology. The company now helps device OEMs move from development into production through a vertically integrated global network, with particular recognition for its Fremont micro-molding operation, where specialists make highly complex components smaller than a resin pellet.
Founded in 1968, Viant designs and manufactures medical devices and components, offering OEMs an end-to-end partner from engineering and development through production and assembly. Its vertically integrated global network is especially distinctive for combining long-standing precision metal and orthopedic expertise with newer capabilities such as Fremont’s micro-molding operation, where parts smaller than a resin pellet are made in an ISO Class 8 cleanroom. Viant supports medical technology programs with a single-source model that can scale from prototype work to commercial production.