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Founded in Châteauguay, Quebec, in 1969 as a small family-owned metalworks shop, CMP Advanced Mechanical Solutions now manufactures large electro-mechanical enclosures and assemblies for technology companies across North America. Its vertically integrated operation takes products from collaborative design and rapid prototyping through production, with more than half a million square feet in Quebec, a quarter-million-square-foot U.S. facility in Binghamton, and a workforce of over 600. CMP is also expanding its Binghamton operation to make more battery-storage components and subassemblies domestically.
Founded by three heat-transfer specialists with more than 60 years of combined experience, CMS Heat Transfer Division is a 32-person Bohemia manufacturer known for designing and fabricating equipment for industrial process applications. Its 19,000-square-foot facility supports custom engineering and production for customers in fields such as energy and chemical processing, with work performed to ASME and TEMA requirements.
With more than 20 years in printing and mailing, Dix Hills-based CMYK Print Group produces printed marketing materials and manages the work around them, from in-house design through finishing and mailing. Its offset and digital presses, full-service bindery, and in-house mail room let the company handle projects from business cards to complex, time-sensitive campaigns under one roof. Clients describe CMYK as consultative, dependable, and effective at coordinating delivery to multiple locations.
Founded in 1997, CNC Manufacturing is an American precision machine shop whose Coatesville operation has grown into a 37,000-square-foot home for demanding manufacturing work. Its machinists produce performance-critical parts for aerospace and medical customers, backed by AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certification. The company also brings a distinctly hands-on character to customer service, with people answering questions directly rather than routing them through a portal.
Established in 2008, CNY Business Solutions is a women-owned, family-run printing company in Utica that helps Central New York businesses turn ideas and designs into finished printed materials. Its small team keeps every project closely coordinated, from quoting and proofs through delivery, while serving both local businesses and larger corporations. The company is certified as a Women Business Enterprise in New York State.
CNY Feeds is a family-owned feed mill that has produced feed since 1990, first supplying its owners’ fifth-generation turkey farm and later serving dairy farms. It describes itself as New York’s largest feed mill and focuses on mixing dairy feed to farmers’ or their nutritionists’ specifications. Its Jordan mill serves Central New York, with an Avon mill planned to open in summer 2027.
CNY Graphics Machine LLC provides industrial screen printing, digital printing, pad printing, artwork printing, and powder coating for parts, equipment, panels, labels, and graphics. It serves medical, industrial, electronics, telecommunications, appliance, military, aerospace, sporting, signage, and consumer applications, working with metals, plastics, glass, wood, acrylic, and powder-coated surfaces.
Family-owned and building buses since 1948, Coach & Equipment Mfg. Corp. makes midsize buses for municipal, senior-living, and higher-education transportation from its Penn Yan, New York facility. The company’s roots reach back to 1870s wagon and carriage building, while its present-day operation combines family management with an 85,000-square-foot plant capable of producing customized buses in more than 400 configurations. Coach & Equipment is ISO 9001:2015 certified, Ford QVM certified, and known for retaining school-bus safety standards in its shuttle-bus designs.
Founded by Dr. Sheldon Goldstein to address major bleeding in the operating room, Coagulation Sciences LLC develops point-of-care blood-testing technology for transfusion management. Its Multiple Coagulation Test System is designed to compare therapies at a patient’s bedside and deliver actionable coagulation results in about 10 minutes, helping clinicians tailor treatment rather than rely on generalized transfusion protocols.
Founded in 1965 by Columbia County parents, Coarc provides community-based services and supports for more than 400 people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Its Mellenville Training Center also creates employment through manufacturing work, where Coarc maintains ISO compliance, while programs across more than 20 county locations help children and adults pursue greater independence and personal goals.
Family-owned and operated in Manlius, Coast 2 Coast Screen Printing & Embroidery creates custom printed and embroidered apparel, including athletic uniforms and event garments. Its in-house art department helps customers develop or recreate logos for sporting events, fundraisers, charitable causes and corporate use, carrying designs through to final production.
Since 1988, Coastal Pipeline Products has built its identity as a Calverton-based manufacturer serving the infrastructure needs of the Long Island, New York, and New Jersey metropolitan area. Its 22-acre operation combines production plants with in-house form fabrication, giving the company the ability to make custom precast concrete components for public works and construction projects. Coastal is an NPCA Quality Certified Plant and an approved manufacturer for multiple New York-area public agencies.
Coastel Cable Tools is a USA manufacturer known for developing practical stripping equipment when standard solutions do not fit a cable-processing job. It serves the communications sector and other technical industries with portable tools, bench-top equipment, and custom-built solutions for specialized requirements.
Founded in 2009 to shorten customers’ supply chains, Cobalt Packaging provides ecommerce and retail fulfillment alongside custom packaging coordination from its Knoxville operation. Its packaging roots extend from design and printing projects to kitting and shipment preparation, with project managers serving as dedicated extensions of each customer’s team. Cobalt is woman-owned and WBENC certified, and it also donates unsold packaging products through community organizations.
Cobblestone Valley Farm is a fifth-generation family operation whose roots reach back to 1886. In Homer, the farm has maintained certified-organic practices for more than 25 years, raising livestock with a soil-first approach and selling its meat directly to households as well as wholesale customers.
Celebrating 35 years in business, Buffalo-based Cobey Inc. is known for custom-built equipment supporting demanding energy and process-industry operations. Its long-standing specialty is lube oil systems, with hundreds in service, while its modular systems have grown to more than 3,000 installations across six continents and three oceans.
Cobham is a global technology and services company with a space heritage that includes designing the first breathing regulator for Project Mercury. Today, it supports military and commercial customers across demanding environments, with more than 12,000 employees on five continents and partners in over 100 countries.
Built from the combined engineering histories of Cobham and Ultra, Cobham-Ultra develops bespoke subsystems and systems for mission-critical work in defence, security, and critical detection and control. Its businesses span maritime defence, intelligence and communications, precision control for aerospace, and investment in space technology. The group traces its roots to Cobham’s 1934 founding as Flight Refuelling Limited and Ultra’s 1920 electronics factory, giving it more than 200 years of shared engineering history.
COBRA Firing Systems builds wireless electronic firing systems for pyrotechnic displays, special effects and choreographed shows, pairing handheld controllers with field modules and software. Built by pyros for pyros, the company’s modular platform serves more than 35,000 customers worldwide, from backyard shooters to large international competitions. Its systems use mesh networking and support precise music synchronization, while manufacturer defects are covered by a lifetime warranty.