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Founded in 1990, Brightwaters Instrument Corporation builds custom and semicustom scientific and oceanographic equipment, including autonomous drifting buoys, and provides OEM design and manufacturing services. The privately held New York company specializes in systems that combine environmental sensing with GPS and satellite telemetry, serving government, university, and private-sector research programs. Its support extends beyond delivery with around-the-clock field assistance, equipment repair, and refurbishment for instruments used at sea.
Established in 1978 by Steven Brink, Brink Manufacturing & Design remains wholly owned and operated by its founder in Hamilton, New York. The company is known for working closely with engineers to solve difficult manufacturing problems, serving customers in fields such as aerospace and transportation with custom work ranging from one-off projects to longer production runs.
Based in Rochester, Brinkman International Group, Inc. is a manufacturing organization built around several affiliated industrial businesses. Through its group companies, it serves industrial customers with specialized manufacturing support.
Brinkman Precision, Inc. manufactures complex, high-tolerance aerospace components and assemblies. Its capabilities include multi-axis CNC machining, precision grinding, turning, EDM, heat treating, brazing, metrology, and automated finishing for aerospace, defense, optics, space, sub-sea, and communications markets.
Founded in 1975 as Bristol Graphics, Bristol ID Technologies manufactures custom plastic cards and identification products, including RFID credentials, secure access cards, and gift and loyalty cards. The Lima, New York company moved into a purpose-built facility in 2004 and now combines U.S.-based manufacturing with specialized card printing and materials expertise. Its offerings also include unusual applications such as foldable fundraising cards and environmentally minded degradable card materials.
Founded in 2005 by three photonics veterans from Burleigh Instruments, Bristol Instruments is a Rochester-area precision-instrument maker with roots in scientific instrumentation dating to the early 1970s. The company develops measurement equipment for researchers and engineers working in photonics, telecommunications, and optical metrology, with customers on all seven continents.
Bristol Myers Squibb is a global biopharmaceutical company that discovers, develops and delivers medicines for serious diseases. Its research and manufacturing network is especially focused on oncology, hematology and cell therapy, including personalized CAR T therapies made at facilities in Washington and New Jersey. The company traces its scientific legacy to the early 1800s and has maintained continuous operations at its New Brunswick site since 1905.
For more than 50 years, Britannica Home Fashions has remained a family-owned New York company, established in 1974 and shaped by long-term relationships with its customers and suppliers. From its Garment District base, it develops home textile collections for major brands, retailers, and private-label customers, with global sourcing and distribution behind them. Its sustainability work includes replacing unnecessary plastic packaging and working with OEKO-TEX-approved suppliers.
Founded in 2002 by British-car specialist and former Navy-certified aircraft mechanic Joe Curto, British Superior makes parts and rebuild kits for vintage S.U. and Zenith Stromberg carburetors while restoring the carburetors themselves. Curto built the business from repairing British sports cars in his parents’ Queens Village garage, carrying forward patterns and molds from Salcorp, a longtime supplier to Beck-Arnley and Moss Motors. Most of the company’s products are manufactured and assembled in the United States, with machine work available for worn bushings and throttle shafts.
Founded in 1939 by colorist George Joblon, Brittany Global Technologies grew from a Fall River print shop into a textile manufacturer known for developing camouflage fabrics. The company’s history includes a move to New Bedford and a long focus on serving U.S. military customers.
On a third-generation family farm with 450 acres of vineyard, 21 Brix Winery grows grapes and makes wine in Portland, New York. Olde Chautauqua Farms has cultivated grapes since the 1950s, while the winery has produced its own wines since opening in 2011. Its tasting room and grounds also serve as a gathering place for music, seasonal events and private celebrations, with the roadside pink elephant Ella as its distinctive calling card.
Founded in 2004, Broadfeet Motorsport Equipment, LLC designs, manufactures, and distributes aftermarket automotive accessories, with its own Broadfeet® line centered on vehicle protection and customization. The New Hyde Park company is notable for pairing its product business with installation support, wholesale distribution, and a New York State minority- and women-owned business certification.
Since 1992, Broadway Gourmet Bagel Cafe & Caterers has combined a Massapequa bagel café with a full-service catering kitchen, hand-rolling and kettle-boiling its New York-style bagels while preparing meals for events across Long Island. Founded by Gerard Duffy and now run with Melanie, the family business is known for its traditional bagel craft, homemade deli fare, and deep community involvement—including feeding first responders and neighbors during September 11 and Hurricane Sandy. Its catering operation grew from that original deli into customized service for corporate gatherings, weddings, and backyard celebrations.
Broadway Pita & Laffa Bakery hand-bakes pocket pita and laffa flatbread daily in Brooklyn, using old-world recipes and a flat-surface baking method for breads that are both fluffy and sturdy. The bakery bakes overnight and makes its own New York City deliveries, so customers receive bread just hours after it leaves the ovens.
Broda Machine Company is a CNC machine shop that produces precision parts for customers, with CNC turning and milling as core specialties. Founded by brothers Martin and Walter Broda in 1935, it began as a wire coat hanger manufacturer and later shifted to machining; the Broda family business incorporated in 1942 and has operated at its Niagara Falls location since 1968. Today it works from a 20,000-square-foot facility expanded in 2013.
Named for the Nebraska hometown of its family matriarch, Broken Bow Brewery is a family-owned, majority women-owned brewery and gathering place in Tuckahoe, New York. Established in 2012, it brews approachable, balanced beer on-site and pairs the rotating pours with chef-driven food from The ForkLift kitchen. The brewery’s expanded space includes the original Foundry Bar, indoor gathering areas, and a year-round patio where people—and leashed dogs—can settle in.
Broleco supplies fine finished leather for manufacturers of footwear, gloves, and leather goods, combining global tannery partnerships with its own leather expertise. Based in Johnstown, New York, the company focuses on performance as well as appearance, including its Helcor leather, made for demanding abrasion-resistant applications. Its staff works closely with customers on final-product requirements and provides support in the United States and overseas.
Family-owned and operated from five facilities, Bronx Junk Car Depot processes scrap metal, removes unwanted vehicles, and sells used auto parts across New York’s metro area and New Jersey. The company has offered cash for junk cars for more than 20 years, with operators bringing their own trucks to provide free towing and payment on the spot—often within an hour. Its staff brings more than 55 years of combined experience in the business.
A mother-and-daughter team, Rivka and Tami, runs Bronx River Bottling, a Valley Cottage sauce manufacturer specializing in co-packing and private-label gourmet sauces and marinades. The family’s manufacturing history reaches back to Russia in 1865, while its current facility produces products for entrepreneurs and sauce innovators, including the Iron Chef line. Bronx River Bottling is WBENC-certified women-owned and maintains a made-in-America focus, with kosher and gluten-free certification capabilities.
Founded in 1995, Brook + Whittle manufactures printed labels and packaging, with a North American manufacturing footprint that grew through numerous acquisitions and facility expansions. The company’s work includes custom pressure-sensitive labels and sustainable packaging, and it has developed printing and decoration capabilities for brands across the country.