PCB assembly for Rochester and upstate New York
BSU started in upstate New York: the company was founded in Ithaca in 1989 and assembled boards for Xerox’s first digital copier platform. Today we build in Austin, and a large share of our work is still for customers in upstate New York.
- Built in Austin, TXShipped nationwide from our Austin facility
- Direct to engineersPhone, text, email or Teams with the engineer on your order
- ITAR registeredControlled data handled only by U.S. persons
- FastQuotes in 3–5 business days; Rev A in 12–24 hours for established customers
Optics, imaging, semiconductor and industrial electronics
Rochester’s engineering base runs from optics, photonics and imaging to semiconductor equipment, test and measurement, and industrial controls. That work needs dense, mixed-technology boards, careful inspection and a supplier that answers quickly. BSU builds it with engineer review on every order, 3D SPI on every print, 5D X-ray and flying probe test.
BSU already works with customers in Rochester and upstate New York. All production happens at our facility in Austin, Texas.
Questions from Rochester teams
- Can an Austin manufacturer support my Rochester program?
- Yes. BSU builds in Austin, Texas and ships nationwide. Quotes take 3–5 business days, typical delivery is 2–6 weeks with rush options, and your engineers talk directly to ours by phone, text, email or Teams. BSU already works with customers in the Rochester area.
- Does BSU have roots in upstate New York?
- Yes. BSU was founded in Ithaca, New York in 1989 and assembled boards for Xerox’s first digital copier platform. Upstate New York customers remain a large part of BSU’s business.
- Can BSU build boards for semiconductor and optics equipment?
- Yes. BSU builds control and power boards for wafer fab equipment, including a Zynq-based laser generator control board and heavy-copper EMI filter boards for 30–60 kW plasma systems.
Certifications, registrations and identifiers
- ISO 9001
- Certified quality management system
- ITAR
- Registered with the U.S. Department of State, Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC)
- CMMC
- Working toward Level 2 certification, targeted Q1 2027
- IPC workmanship
- Boards built to IPC-A-610 and IPC J-STD-001, cables to IPC/WHMA-A-620, with Class 3 builds available
- CAGE code
- 34UT9
- UEI
- MG56G2DQJLY3
- DUNS
- 605538743 (SAM.gov registration active)
All controlled technical data is handled by authorized U.S. persons, and production stays in the United States. Domestic-only component sourcing is available for ITAR programs.
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