Region

Rooted in upstate New York manufacturing

Focused on the I-90 corridor from Syracuse and Utica through Albany and Saratoga Springs, south to Oneonta, and available beyond it when the problem fits.

Interstitial Operations Group is based in Canajoharie, New York, and focused on the Mohawk Valley, Capital Region, Central New York and the upper Southern Tier, a region built on independently owned and family manufacturers alongside PE-backed operators.

This is the region our founder grew up in. We understand the local economics, not just the balance sheet.

Engagements target small and midsize manufacturers in the $10M–$75M revenue range, with particular depth in discrete, automated and technically complex operations such as machined parts, industrial equipment, assemblies and precision fabrication.

Inside this corridor, work runs on-site: full days on the floor, travel absorbed into the fee, no windshield time on your invoice. That proximity is the model, not a limitation of it.

Map of New York State with the core operating corridor marked
Coverage

Regional by design, not by rule

The upstate corridor is the home and birthplace of the model, but it is not where our services stop.

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Core corridor Northeast & Great Lakes Continental U.S.
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Core corridor

Mohawk Valley · Capital Region · Central NY · Upper Southern Tier

Utica, Rome, Syracuse, Schenectady, Albany, Troy, Saratoga Springs, Cooperstown, Oneonta. Full on-site cadence, travel absorbed into the fee.

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Northeast & Great Lakes

PA · NJ · New England · OH · MI · IN · IL · WI

The manufacturing belt within a short flight or a long drive. Taken case by case, on a schedule built around concentrated on-site blocks.

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Balance of the continental U.S.

Selective · By referral or direct inquiry

Considered where the operational problem is well defined and the engagement can run remote-first. Digital asset deployments travel anywhere.

Metro areas within reach, case by case
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Outside the core corridor, engagements are structured differently: a remote-first operating cadence with scheduled on-site blocks, and travel handled separately from the fee. If the problem is the right shape, distance is a scheduling question, not a disqualifier.

In the corridor, or outside it?

Inside this territory, we already understand the labor market, the supplier base, and the economics you're working with. Outside it, tell us what the operation looks like. The answer is often yes.

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