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Manufacturing & Engineering

SDMI invests nearly $2M in tube laser for work on metal parts

MARATHON — Square Deal Machining, Inc. (SDMI), a Marathon–based manufacturer of precision parts, has purchased its first tube laser for engineering, designing, and producing custom metal parts. SDMI manufactures parts from carbon steel, stainless steel, or aluminum for original-equipment manufacturers, says Joseph (Joe) Morgan, CEO and sole owner of the company located in southern Cortland

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Stardust Entrepreneurial Center launches new initiative to promote Finger Lakes business

Former State Senator Mike Nozzolio to lead the effort  The Stardust Entrepreneurial Center of the Finger Lakes recently announced that it says is a major new initiative to promote the Finger Lakes region as a “great place for business enterprise.”  The center has chosen former New York State Senator Mike Nozzolio to lead the effort. 

NYSERDA offers $4 million for pilot programs to match clean-tech startups, manufacturers

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) says up to $4 million is available to help entities “bridge the gap” between startup companies focused on clean-energy technology hardware and manufacturers that can help bring their products to market.  One of NYSERDA’s goals is to help bring “innovative” clean-tech products to the marketplace,

SRCTec readies move into electronics-manufacturing services

CICERO — SRCTec LLC is planning to offer services in the electronics-manufacturing services (EMS) market. The firm in May announced the hiring of Mathew Nearpass as a program director to “steward the company’s launch” in the EMS market.  “That formal launch is still to come,” says Nearpass. “It will happen this calendar year.” Nearpass, who

MMRL’s nearly $3M project has “potential to save lives”

UTICA — Masonic Medical Research Laboratory (MMRL) plans a renovation project that one company official contends “has the potential to save lives and help people in the region, across the country and around the world.” MMRL anticipates spending nearly $3 million on a project to renovate its research facilities. The $2.75 million project represents the “first

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