Manufacturers Association Of Central New York, Inc.

Manufacturers Association Of Central New York, Inc., doing business as Macny, is a nonprofit trade association and workforce-development recipient that operates exclusively in the federal apprenticeship and manufacturing training space as a subcontractor (60% of awards) and as a primary grant recipient, working with the Department of Labor's Employment and Training Administration on registered apprenticeship programs and employer-engagement initiatives.

Macny functions as a trade association based in Syracuse, New York, serving the advanced manufacturing sector with a mission anchored in apprenticeship expansion and workforce development. The vendor holds a single prime federal grant award — the New York Registered Apprenticeship Manufacturing Partnerships (NY-RAMP) program, a multi-year project grant from the Department of Labor running through June 2028, which addresses apprenticeship development and recruitment of underrepresented populations in advanced manufacturing and agriculture. As a subcontractor, Macny has worked under Jobs For The Future Inc. on three sub-awards spanning the Department of Labor Youth Apprenticeship Intermediaries program, providing employer outreach, recruitment services, and technical assistance to increase the number of registered apprenticeships and diversity in the advanced manufacturing sector. Recent sub-award activity includes an Option Period Four exercise dated October 7, 2024, for subject-matter expert labor in employer engagement and technical assistance.

Customer concentration is singular: all five awards in the dataset fund the Department of Labor's Employment and Training Administration, representing the full 100% of recent federal activity. Combined obligated dollars across all awards total $15.5 million. One award faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. Macny's NAICS footprint clusters around apprenticeship training (two awards) and administrative and general management consulting services (one award), reflecting the vendor's positioning as a workforce intermediary rather than a traditional service contractor.

The Service Contract Inventory dataset shows minimal service-contract reporting — four SCI records total (all as named subcontractor, zero as prime) from FY2022 through FY2024, with roughly 0.5 FTEs delivered to federal programs in both FY2022 and FY2024. This sparse SCI profile reflects Macny's structure as a nonprofit trade association and grant recipient rather than a federal services prime, with federal revenue concentrated in grant and subcontract labor categories above the SCI threshold. The vendor operates as a subject-matter expert and employer-engagement resource embedded within larger labor-intermediary programs rather than as a direct federal prime or federal services contractor.