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Biopeptek Pharmaceuticals is built around scientists and managers with more than 40 years of experience in peptide synthesis. The company makes custom peptides for life scientists and researchers worldwide, with work spanning research quantities through cGMP API production.
BioPhy builds enterprise AI tools for pharmaceutical operations, turning scattered scientific, regulatory, and internal documentation into faster research and compliance decisions. Its BioPhyRx platform helps life-sciences teams interpret FDA guidance and scientific literature, while its operational modules analyze SOPs, support validation work, and identify quality gaps. The company says its team was built by the group behind more than $100 million in AI savings at Johnson & Johnson.
Born from chiropractors’ frustration that they had no mattress to recommend, BioPosture makes doctor-designed BioMemoryFoam mattresses and pillows for sale through healthcare professionals. Its made-to-order U.S. sleep products pair orthopedic support with Celliant® infrared textile technology, and mattresses can be produced without chemical flame retardants when a healthcare professional provides a Letter of Medical Necessity. BioPosture products have been prescribed by healthcare professionals since 2007 and are made in the United States with CertiPUR-US certified foam.
Bioptechs Inc. is an American optical engineering company that develops and manufactures environmental control systems for live-cell microscopy. It introduced its first precision micro-environmental control system in 1992 and says it has made these systems for more than 25 years, manufacturing over 150 standardized products alongside custom designs at its western Pennsylvania facility.
BiOrigin Specialty Products manufactures customized machine-glazed and specialty paper parent rolls for paper converters. The company name dates to 2022, while its papermaking history spans a century; its five-mill U.S. network operates eight paper machines and serves converter customers with customized production.
From its Saratoga Springs, New York facility, Biosan, LLC manufactures peracetic acid sanitizers for food safety and environmental hygiene. Its EPA-registered and FDA-accepted formulations serve applications ranging from food processing to animal biosecurity, water treatment, and industrial laundry, with research and development conducted on site. Biosan also supports certified organic operations through OMRI Listed® Oxysan Acid Sanitizer and Oxysan 1522 products.
BioSherpa, LLC develops the BioSherpa Specimen Transport System, a biofilm-reducing diagnostic agent designed to help laboratories culture infectious pathogens even after patients have received antibiotics. The system grew from infectious-disease research conducted by founders Tom Cumbo and Destin Radder in Nepal and Peru, and was later developed with physician and former Army officer Christopher Hutson. Its research includes cases where BioSherpa STS identified pathogens missed by standard collection methods, including a case involving three days of effective antibiotic treatment.
Founded by inventor Ross O. Youngs, Biosortia Microbiomics is a Columbus, Ohio company known for turning microbial-community chemistry into drug-discovery opportunities. Youngs brings nearly four decades of invention and more than 75 worldwide patents to a team led by pharmaceutical natural-products scientists, while the company’s Industrial-Scale Microbiome Mining platform gives researchers access to compounds that conventional small samples can miss. Its current lead focus is gut-restricted discovery for obesity and metabolic health.
BioSpectra, Inc. is a privately owned manufacturer of high-purity pharmaceutical ingredients and bulk cGMP fine chemicals, with roots in Eastern Pennsylvania and operations dating to its 1993 founding. It grew from its original reagent-grade buffer and laboratory-chemical operation into a multi-plant manufacturer, including a dedicated biological-buffer facility opened in Stroudsburg in 2001 and an expanded Bangor manufacturing site acquired in 2011. The company supplies pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical manufacturers worldwide, producing its pharmaceutical ingredients at facilities in North America.
For more than 30 years, BioSpherix has been known for putting the needs of living cells at the center of laboratory design. The Parish, New York biotechnology company develops controlled environments for researchers and biomanufacturers, with its work cited in thousands of peer-reviewed publications worldwide.
BioTechnique is a pharmaceutical CRDMO in York, Pennsylvania, known for carrying sterile injectable products from clinical development through commercial manufacture. Its 268,000-square-foot facility gives pharmaceutical and biotech companies room to move projects through development and fill-finish production within one organization.
Founded in 1992, BIOTECHPHARMA CORP is a Delaware pharmaceutical company built around acquiring and developing medicines for healthcare markets in the Middle East. It works with international partners to bring specialty generic products and rapid diagnostic solutions to healthcare providers, supported by regulatory and distribution services.
Founded as CardioNet in San Diego in 1994, BioTelemetry developed mobile cardiac monitoring technology and now provides connected ECG services and devices that help clinicians diagnose and manage arrhythmias beyond the hospital. Its signature MCOT system supports up to 30 days of monitoring, with cardiac technicians reviewing reports, while the company’s broader platform connects patient data to clinical workflows and electronic medical records. BioTelemetry became part of Philips in 2021 and is now externally known as Philips Ambulatory Monitoring & Diagnostics.
Biotexia is the new name bringing together Fytexia, ABbiotek Health and Anzchem, including Anzchem’s more than two decades of service to Australian and New Zealand manufacturers since its establishment in 2002. The company develops science-backed natural ingredients for businesses creating dietary supplements, with clinical research and technical expertise shaping its work.
BioThane Coated Webbing Corp manufactures BioThane® coated webbing materials and related products for animal applications. Its offerings include coated webbing in multiple profiles, thicknesses, colors, and reflective variants for dog, horse, and waist-belt products.
Founded in Strongsville in 2002, Biotronics, Inc. grew from a NASA technology-transfer background into a specialized microfabrication company known for silicon carbide work in severe operating conditions. Its senior engineers develop MEMS devices for organizations in aerospace, defense, and other mission-critical fields, with the company also serving federal customers as a certified Small Disadvantaged Business.
Established in North Carolina in 2012, Bioventus is a Durham-based medical device company with more than 1,200 employees worldwide and operations spanning more than 50 countries. Its clinically supported treatments are designed to help patients recover from orthopedic conditions and return to active lives; in 2024, Bioventus products helped more than 1.4 million people do so.
From its Victor, New York base, BioWorks develops biological plant-health products and programs for horticulture and specialty agriculture growers. Its RootShield family is labeled for organic use while also serving conventional operations, and the company supports growers with a technical-services team that includes several Ph.D. specialists. BioWorks operates as a division of BioFirst Group, a global biological pest and disease-control organization with 32 local production or distribution subsidiaries and exports to more than 70 countries.
From its Saugerties, New York operation, BioZaq Poly LLC manufactures American-made polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) resins, films and bags that dissolve in water. Its specialty is developing custom water-soluble materials, including laundry bags that can contain contaminated linens before dissolving in the wash and films for packaging or mold release. An in-house team of chemists works with customers to adjust features such as thickness and dissolution rate for specific applications.
BiPAD Surgical develops hand-activated bipolar electrocautery cords that let surgeons activate forceps from the hand rather than searching for a foot pedal. The company’s signature BiPAD device grew from surgeon Louis G. Cornacchia III’s 2013 experience with a pedal repeatedly slipping beneath an operating table, followed by five years and more than 60 prototype revisions. Its disposable, patented cord is adjustable for left- or right-handed use and works with surgeons’ existing two-pronged forceps and a range of electrosurgical generators.