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Family-owned since 1989, Colby’s Pig Roast Catering prepares barbecue buffets and authentic spit-roasted pig roasts for events across the Rochester, Finger Lakes and Western New York region. Owners Kim and Jim work personally with each client, backed by a veteran staff that has served more than a million guests and catered events ranging from family parties to gatherings of up to 2,500 people. The company also operates a retail ice cream and bake shop in Rush and a wedding barn at the Jerris Wadsworth Country Estate.
Founded in 1999 to fill a gap in replacement water-source heat pumps, Cold Point Corporation manufactures OEM-style replacement heating and cooling equipment under the Cold Point and Adirondack-Aire names. The privately owned company operates from a 50,000-square-foot facility in Rome, New York, where its engineers also develop custom units for commercial and residential applications. Its products serve customers across the United States and Canada, backed by a one-year parts-and-labor warranty and a five-year compressor warranty.
In Jamestown, New York, Colecraft Commercial Furnishings custom-builds commercial furniture, with every piece made to a customer’s specifications. The company employs local, highly skilled artisans and carries on Jamestown’s reputation for finely crafted furniture, serving workplaces and public spaces through custom installations.
Since beginning as ColeJon Corporation in 1976, Coleman Spohn Corporation has grown from a small contractor serving NASA and the U.S. military into a Cleveland-based organization serving public and private clients. The company is best known locally for its mechanical contracting work on landmarks such as Progressive Field, Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, while also supporting facilities and recovery needs through a broad contractor network.
Colgate-Palmolive Company makes oral-care products for consumers and dental professionals, from everyday toothpaste and toothbrushes to prescription fluoride treatments and in-office whitening systems. Its Colgate Professional operation pairs those products with evidence-based education, patient resources, continuing education, and research support for the dental community. The company also sponsors initiatives such as the CARE research-grant program and awards for dental students and faculty.
For 220 years, Colgate-Palmolive Company has made science-backed consumer products for oral health, pet nutrition, home care and personal care. Its portfolio includes Colgate and Hill’s, while its global reach spans dozens of country markets and its programs have brought oral-health education to 2 billion children and families since 1991.
As a GE Aerospace company, Colibrium Additive develops metal additive-manufacturing systems, powders and services, with a focus on helping manufacturers move designs into production. Its portfolio spans laser and electron-beam powder-bed-fusion printers, while its AP&C business supplies metal powders developed for additive manufacturing. The company also operates AddWorks engineering and consulting services and offers customer training through Colibrium Additive Academy at company and customer sites worldwide.
Brooklyn-based Collab Studio, Inc. is known for keeping strategy and physical execution under one roof, bringing ideas into the real world through an integrated studio team. Its work serves brands and cultural organizations, including the immersive [R]Evolution of Hip Hop exhibit, which turned a 2,400-square-foot space into a working preview for a much larger museum.
Started by college student Mike Vence and his father, John, in a garage in 2002, College Bed Lofts now builds made-to-order solid-wood loft and bunk beds in Upstate New York. Each ready-to-assemble bed is customized for the customer’s ceiling height, mattress thickness and room, then hand-sanded and shipped directly across the country. The company’s heavy-duty designs carry a 1,000-pound capacity and are built around CPSC safety guidelines, with a lifetime warranty.
Collins Aerospace, an RTX business, designs, manufactures and supports aerospace systems and components for commercial and business aviation, military and defense, helicopters, space, airports and air traffic management. Its stated capabilities include fabrication and testing of rigid aerospace tubular systems, as well as composite materials manufacturing and engineering.
Collins Aerospace designs, manufactures and supports aerospace products including aircraft ice-protection systems and rigid tubular systems. Its stated capabilities include tube bending, fitting assembly, aerospace welding, non-destructive testing, pressure testing, machining, cleaning and tooling fabrication for commercial, business, general and military aviation applications.
Since 1985, Buffalo’s Colonial Foam has custom-cut high-density foam for replacement cushions and other comfort and support applications. The privately owned and operated shop measures customers’ covers or patterns, cuts foam to fit, and often completes cushion replacements while they wait. It serves both retail and wholesale customers, with orders ranging from a single chair cushion to larger commercial and recreational projects.
Founded by Burcu and Olivier Garnier, Color Atelier Paint brings Olivier’s French paint-chemist background and family heritage in European decorative finishes to a California-based company serving designers and homeowners. The Garnier-led atelier produces small-batch limewash and plaster using traditional European methods and mineral-based ingredients, with showrooms in San Francisco and Brooklyn.
Family-owned and operated in the Bronx since 1960, Color Carton Corporation has grown from its founders’ original shop into a multi-facility packaging manufacturer while retaining a personal-service approach. Its work is produced under one roof, where long-tenured employees oversee custom folding cartons for brands that need packaging designed around their products and timelines. The company operates from a 100,000-square-foot facility and offers FSC- and EcoVadis-certified materials.
Founded in 2011, Color Consulting US Inc. is a New York-based production studio that combines high-end printing, retouching and color-critical production for luxury beauty, fashion and creative brands. Its precision offset work reaches screen rulings of up to 360 LPI, while its end-to-end management takes projects from prepress and proofing through final delivery. The company serves clients from New York and Chicago and delivers more than 500 projects annually.
Color X is a New York City print and fabrication company that creates large-format graphics and custom visual installations for retail, exhibitions, events, and branded environments. For over 25 years, it has completed more than 15,000 projects, taking work from concept through production and installation for clients ranging from major retailers to museums and corporations. Its work is produced locally and installed nationwide, with a particular strength in oversized displays and custom-fabricated environments.
Since 1948, Color-aid Corp. has manufactured its distinctive system of matt-finished colored papers, first developed as photographic backdrops and later adopted by Josef Albers for teaching color. Based in Hudson Falls, New York, the company’s 314-color system remains a hands-on reference for art and design professionals and classrooms around the world.
Colorcube Print Co. is a Newburgh, New York design-driven production house that keeps creative work and physical production under one roof. It creates custom merchandise for brands and touring artists, turning an initial concept or established identity into finished work through in-house design and screen printing.
ColorKote manufactures custom decorative and architectural glass products in Middletown, New York. Its offerings include coated and painted glass, tempered and laminated glass, antique mirrors, glass boards, textured and graphic glass, with custom lamination, fabrication, exterior-glass, lighting, and certified-installation capabilities.
Since creating the first prefabricated aluminum shelter in 1961, Columbia Equipment has designed, fabricated, installed and maintained transit shelters and related public-space enclosures. Based in Freeport, New York, the company’s shelters serve locations in all 50 states and around the world, including transit systems such as the MTA and Long Island Rail Road. Its work spans standard modular designs and custom projects shaped to an agency’s plans and specifications.