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Sorted by NYS Assembly District Line Business Name New York Power Authority ReCharge New York Applicants through July 19, 2019 - Sorted by NYS Assembly District Line Business Name Description of Applicant Street Address City State Zip Code NYS Assembly District(s) NY Senate District(s) Application Number 1 AL Energy Solutions LED, LLC LED/"green" product manufacturer 1140 Avenue of the Americas 9th Floor Westhampton Beach NY 11978 1 1 30230 2 Bonsal American Inc Packaged cement products 931 Burman Blvd Calverton NY 11933 1 1 10226 3 Buffalo Tap Room & Grill Bar & restaurant 2309 Eggert Rd. Tonawanda NY 14150 1 1 13730 4 Eastern Long Island Hospital Association, Inc Hospital 201 Manor Place Greenport NY 11944 1 1 7383 5 Eastern Wholesale Fence Co., Inc. PVC fencing products 301 Scott Avenue Calverton NY 11933 1 1 43723 6 Local T.V., Inc. Public access television station 75 Industrial Road Wainscott NY 11975 1 1 61089 7 Manna Fish Farms, Inc. Open ocean aquaculture farm 361 Beach Road Hampton Bays NY 11946 1 1 82810 8 National Golf Links of America Golf course 129 Sebonec Inlet Southampton NY 11968-2731 1 1 30460 9 Parrish Art Museum Art museum & cultural center 279 Montauk Highway Water Mill NY 11976 1 1 80785 10 Queens Mall Donut Corporation Donut shop 66-67 Fresh Pond Rd. Ridgewood NY 11385 1 1 33270 11 Sag Harbor Industries Inc Designer and manufacturer of electronic coils, transformers, high voltage power supplies, electromagnetic locks and other components 1668 Sag Harbor Tkpe Sag Harbor NY 11963 1 1 10293 12 Satur Farms LLC Process, store and ship value-added farm products 4195 Middle Country Road Calverton NY 11933 1 1 12867 13 Town of Riverhead of Community Development Town Burman Blvd Calverton NY 11933 1 1 5051 14 Adchem Corporation Manufacturer of specialty pressure sensitive adhesive tapes 1852 Old Country Road Riverhead NY 11901 2 1 28788 15 Atlantic Color Corp. Printing company 14 Ramsey Road Shirley NY 11967 2 3 85215 16 Central Suffolk Hospital Hospital & healthcare services 1300 Roanoke Avenue Riverhead NY 11901 2 1 83881 17 Crescent Duck Farm Inc Grows ducks 10 Edgar Avenue Aquebogue NY 11931 2 1 5379 18 Energy Efficient Solutions Inc. Energy efficiency solutions 347 Burman Blvd. Calverton NY 11933 2 1 27178 19 Frank Lowe Rubber & Gasket Company Produces sealing and protective products 44 Ramsey Rd Shirley NY 11967 2 3 40561 20 Island International Exterior Fabricators LLC Manufacturer of exterior wall panels 1101 Scott Ave Calverton NY 11933 2 1 86022 21 Island International Industries Inc Constructs Building Envelope Vertical Enclosure Technologies 1101 Scott Ave Calverton NY 11933 2 1 9943 22 Long Island Aquarium & Exhibition Center Aquarium 431 East Main Street Riverhead NY 11901 2 1 37423 23 Martin Sidor Farms Inc. Potato chip manufacturer 2010 Oregon Road Mattituck NY 11952 2 1 30903 24 Peconic Landing of Southold, Inc. Continuing care retirement community 1500 Brecknock Road Greenport NY 11944 2 1 27289 25 Rising Sun Woodworking, Inc Produces custom architectural cabinetry and millwork 7280 Sound Avenue Mattituck NY 11952 2 1 37184 26 Tates Wholesale LLC Small bakery 62 Pine Street East Moriches NY 11940 2 1 8678 27 Tebbens Steel LLC Steel service center 800 Burman Blvd Calverton NY 11933 2 1 10115 28 United Baking Co. Inc. Baking 41 Natcon Drive Shirley NY 11967 2 3 4160 29 B & R Industries Inc. Manufacturer of precision machined components 12 Commercial Blvd. Medford NY 11763 3 2 78746 30 Black Sea Fisheries Corp. Fishing company #46 - North of Wetmore Rd., Town of Watson Town of Watson NY 07024 3 63 26807 31 BlueGreen Farms Inc Commercial agricultural operation no street address Yaphank NY 11980 3 3 7066 32 Chembio Diagnostic Systems Inc. Develops tests for disease detection 3661 Horseblock Road Medford NY 11763 3 3 57373 33 Chembio Diagnostic Systems, Inc. Produces diagnostic equipment 3661 Horseblock Road Medford NY 11763 3 6 26163 34 DiCarlo Distributors, Inc. Purchases and resells food, paper and cleaning products 1630 North Ocean Avenue Holtsville NY 11742 3 3 19713 35 Framerica Corp Manufacture moldings 2 Todd Ct Yaphank NY 11980 3 3 6488 36 Framerica Corporation Manufacturer of mouldings and picture frames 2 Todd Court Yaphank NY 11980 3 3 16183 37 Global Tissue Group Inc Produce paper towels, paper napkins, facial tissues and bath tissue. 870 Expressway Drive South Medford NY 11763 3 1 9708 38 Posimech, Inc. Machine parts processor 15 Industrial Blvd. Medford NY 11763 3 3 40030 39 Regent Tek Industries, Inc. Manufacturer of thermoplastic road markings 202 Mastic Boulevard East Shirley NY 11967 3 3 78975 40 The Nursing Care Center at Medford Inc. Long-term patient care 3115 Horseblock Road Medford NY 11763 3 1 12591 41 WHTB Glass LLC Manufacturer of architectural glass Brookhaven Technology Center (Exit 68 of L.I.E.) Brookhaven NY 11967 3 3 58495 42 Alpine Overhead Doors, Inc. Manufacturer of rolling doors and windows 8 Hulse Road East Setauket NY 11733 4 2 61903 43 BASF Corporation Supplies products to the Chemicals, Construction, Automotive, Agriculture, Coatings, Catalysts, Health & Beauty, and Packaging industries 361 Sheep Pasture Rd East Setauket NY 11733 4 2 9740 44 Flagpoles Inc. / P&K Tubular Lighting Poles, Traffic Signal Poles, Flagpoles 95 Gnarled Holow Road East Setauket NY 11733 4 2 11414 New York Power Authority ReCharge New York Applicants through July 19, 2019 - Sorted by NYS Assembly District Line Business Name Description of Applicant Street Address City State Zip Code NYS Assembly District(s) NY Senate District(s) Application Number 45 John T Mather Memorial Hospital of Port Jefferson, NY Inc Hospital 75 North Country Rd. Port Jefferson NY 11777-2119 4 1 8892 46 Richard O. Hill Religious Worship and Community Outreach 46 Dare Road Selden NY 11784-2004 4 1 11526 47 Alken Industries Manufacture complex aircraft parts and assemblies 2175 5th Ave Ronkonkoma NY 11779 5 4 9616 48 Amneal Pharmaceuticals LLC Pharmaceuticals 50 Horseblock Road Brookhaven NY 11719 5 2 6294 49 BH Aircraft Company Manufactured critical rocket engine components for diverse aerospace planes 2230 Smithtown Avenue Ronkonkoma NY 11779 5 3 9522 50 Constance Food Group Inc dba Norris Food Services Wholesale sandwiches 545 Johnson Ave , Suite 10 Bohemia NY 11716-2698 5 4 9778 51 County Frame Corp Manufactures framed artwork 885 Waverly Ave Holtsville NY 11742 5 3 6491 52 County Frame Corporation Manufacture framed artwork 885 Waverly Avenue Holtsville NY 11742 5 3 19072 53 East/West Industries, Inc. Manufacturer of aircraft seats and life support systems 80 13th Avenue Ronkonkoma NY 11779 5 3 46766 54 J. Kings Food Service Professionals, Inc. Food refrigeration and distribution 700 Furrows Road Holtsville NY 11742 5 3 70341 55 J. Kings Food Service Professionals, Inc. Food refrigeration and distribution 700 Furrows Road Holtsville NY 11742 5 3 70622 56 Long Island LGBT Health & Human Services Network Workforce Development and Training 7 The Crossways Patchogue NY 11772 5 3 56037 57 NBTY Inc Manufacturer of high-quality, value-priced vitamins, minerals and nutritional supplements 2100 Smithtown Avenue Ronkonkoma NY 11779-7347 5 4 9376 58 NBTY Inc Manufacturer of high-quality, vitamins, minerals and nutritional supplements 2100 Smithtown Avenue Ronkonkoma NY 11779-7347 5 3 9072 59 PCX Aerostructures, LLC Manufacturer of aerospace parts 70 Raynor Avenue Ronkonkoma NY 11779 5 3 51260 60 PCX Aerostructures, LLC Manufacturer of aerospace parts 70 Raynor Avenue Ronkonkoma NY 11779 5 3 54224 61 Photonics Industries International Inc. Developes and manufactures solid state lasers 1860 Smithtown Avenue Ronkonkoma NY 11779 5 3 13201 62 Qosina Corp. Distributor of medical supplies 2002Q Orville Drive Ronkonkoma NY 11779 5 3 51043 63 Quesos La Ricura Ltd. Manufacturer of cheese products 225 Park Avenue Hicksville NY 11801 5 5 40722 64 Retlif Inc Independent testing laboratories 785 Marconi Avenue Ronkonkoma NY 11779 5 3 9071 65 Robinsons Industrial Gas & Equipment Corp Medical grade Oxygen, Nitrous Oxide, Helium, Nitrogen 920-14 Lincoln Ave Holbrook NY 11741 5 4 11688 66 Sole Devotion Retail shoe store Central Avenue Albany NY 12205 5 13 65821 67 Air Industries Group Inc Provides flight controls, landing and arresting gear, fuel tanks, and ground support equipment 1479 N. Clinton Ave Bay Shore NY 11706 6 4 9293 68 Alphamed Bottles Inc. Manufacturer of plastic pharmaceutical bottles 300 S. Technology Drive Central Islip NY 11722 6 3 85825 69 American Pride Fasteners Manufacturing of fasteners 195 S. Fehr Way Bay Shore NY 11706 6 3 9300 70 Ascent Pharmaceuticals Inc. Manufacturer of generic drugs 400 S. Technology Drive Central Islip NY 11722 6 3 85201 71 Autronic Plastics, Inc. Plastics manufacturing 1150 Motor Parkway Central Islip NY 11722 6 3 25096 72 Bemis Company Inc Supplier of flexible packaging 100 Wilshire Boulevard Edgewood NY 11717 6 4 9108 73 Best Yet Market, Inc. Grocery store & food production 1724 5th Avenue Bayshore NY 11706 6 4 63158 74 Big Apple Sign Corporation Architectural signage company 3 Oval Drive Islandia NY 11749 6 3 23387 75 Century Direct, LLC Commercial printing & data management 15 Enter Lane Islandia NY 11749 6 3 47421 76 Clad Metal Specialities, Inc. Metal fabrication & processing 1516 Fifth Industrial Court Bay Shore NY 11706 6 4 86639 77 Creative Bath Products, Inc. Manufacturer of injected molded bath-related items 250 Creative Drive Central Islip NY 11722 6 3 46306 78 Great South Bay Brewery Corp. Brewery for craft beers 25 Drexel Drive Bay Shore NY 11706 6 4 87104 79 Highstreet IT Solutions,LLC Provider of cloud services and IT infrastructure management 131 Hoffman Lane Islandia NY 11749-5007 6 3 38161 80 New York Label & Box Corp Label and packaging company 50 Oval Drive Islandia NY 11749 6 3 23199 81 Quesos La Ricura LTD.
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