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Blue Origin is a human spaceflight company pursuing a multigenerational vision of people living and working in space for the benefit of Earth. Its work centers on lowering the cost of access to space through reusable vehicles, including New Glenn, while developing systems for lunar exploration and future space infrastructure.
Since its founding in late 1980, Blue Ribbon Corp has been known for solving difficult wastewater measurement problems, beginning with a patented lift-station transmitter invented in Florida. Now based in Grand Island, New York, the company serves OEMs worldwide and is especially associated with its Birdcage® level transmitter. Blue Ribbon Corp is ISO 9001:2015 certified and MasterSpec® approved.
Since 1948, family-run Blue Ribbon Meats & Seafood has supplied Cleveland-area food-service businesses with wholesale meat and seafood while preserving the personal service of a neighborhood butcher shop. Founded by Albert P. Radis, the company remains known for professionally cut orders made to customer specifications, in-house sausages developed from family recipes, and a fresh seafood program that includes Lake Erie perch and walleye. Blue Ribbon has featured Certified Angus Beef® as its premier beef brand since 1994 and delivers six days a week.
Founded from Randy and Tiffany Detrick’s vineyard dream in 2010, Blue Ridge Estate Vineyard & Winery makes small-batch wines at a 17,000-square-foot hilltop winery overlooking its vineyards and the Pocono Mountains. Its Saylorsburg destination pairs the wine with an unusual behind-the-scenes experience, including barrel tastings, cellar tours and an Underground Room six feet below ground. The winery’s identity is closely tied to the Detricks’ “add value to others” mission and its lively calendar of dinners, music and community events.
Blue Ridge Furniture is a manufacturer in the furniture and home furnishings industry.
For more than 60 years, Blue Ridge Pressure Castings in eastern Pennsylvania has made complex aluminum die-cast components, particularly transmission and engine parts for automotive and heavy-truck customers. The company works from early design and tooling through casting, machining, finishing and assembly, with a particular focus on assignments other die casters consider too difficult. Blue Ridge is an IATF 16949- and ISO 14001-certified Tier 1 supplier whose work has earned GM Supplier of the Year, GM Mark of Excellence and Ford Q1 awards.
Blue Sky Bee Supply manufactures and sells beekeeping supplies, with a particular focus on honey packaging and custom labels, from its Ravenna, Ohio operation. Owners Jamie and Mel began keeping bees in Northeast Ohio in 2004, and Mel still maintains an active apiary, giving the business a practical beekeeper’s perspective alongside Jamie’s business expertise.
Since 2011, under co-inventor John Gannon’s leadership, Blue Spark Technologies has developed wearable medical technology for hospitals and clinical researchers. The Westlake, Ohio company is best known for TempTraq, its FDA 510(k)- and CE-cleared system for continuously collecting and transmitting patient temperature data for up to 72 hours. Its technology has been used in more than 30 clinical studies.
Blue Star Silk Corp. grew out of New York’s Garment District, where Martin and Rosalie Stern founded it in 1980 after careers in the garment center; their nephew David joined five years later. For more than 40 years, the company has built relationships with fashion houses and designers nationwide by supplying carefully selected fabrics and supporting custom design work.
Engineering NIR solutions since 1996, Blue Sun Scientific is a Maryland manufacturer known for keeping its instruments in service long after they are built. The company makes Phoenix analyzers for food and agriculture customers who need quick, non-destructive composition data, and supports them with a technical team averaging more than 10 years of hands-on NIR experience.
At the confluence of West Virginia’s Gauley and New Rivers, Blue Thistle Fibers runs a small-batch fiber mill and natural dye studio that turns wool and alpaca into prepared fiber, felt, and plant-dyed yarn. Clare and Sara build the family business around Appalachian making, sourcing ethically and using dyes grown on their farm, gathered locally, or foraged from the surrounding landscape. Their Gauley Bridge mill also welcomes makers for workshops, tours, and hands-on fiber processing.
Blue Thunder Promotions is a regional promotional-products company serving organizations across Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia. It develops branded items and campaign ideas for clients ranging from universities and financial institutions to hospitals and community events, with a particular emphasis on useful giveaways and curated promotional themes.
Established in 2001, Blue Valley Labels produces custom printed labels and related commercial print materials for corporate customers, with operations in Pennsylvania and India. Its in-house manufacturing and design setup supports both short digital runs and larger production work, while the company’s portfolio includes labels made for major appliance, electronics, personal-care and food brands. Blue Valley operates a 52,000-square-foot office and warehouse facility with capacity for 300-plus personnel and local or international delivery.
Founded by Brooklyn natives Chelsea Pinky, Glynn Pogue and Sade Parham, Blue Water Girls makes glow-enhancing body care centered on its Private Island Glow tan-accelerant serum. Inspired by travel, Caribbean heritage and the post-vacation radiance that sparked questions about their skin, the trio created TSA-friendly formulas that hydrate and celebrate sun-kissed skin while encouraging responsible sun exposure. The products are manufactured and formulated in the United States and are vegan and cruelty-free.
Founded by physicist Dr. R.D. Vispute, Blue Wave Semiconductors is a Baltimore-based research company known for developing thin-film technology for universities, government programs, and industrial laboratories worldwide. Its work combines deposition equipment with specialized development services for customers exploring advanced materials and electronic or photonic devices.
Blue Whale America is a bottle manufacturing facility in Cambridge, OH, with a corporate headquarters in Pittsburgh, PA. The company specializes in all sizes, shapes, and forms of PET and HDPE bottles, both standard and custom, with all production taking place in the USA.
Blue Wolf Arms is an industrial mold manufacturer specializing in plastic injection molds, while also producing finished firearm products through its plastic-injection operation. The company has made numerous molds for Turkey’s MPT-76 infantry rifle and collaborates with Canik and Sarsilmaz Arms on mold work and final products. Its in-house team also develops utility-model and patented products for the weapon and defense industry.
Bluebanana Group develops, manufactures, markets, and sells As Seen on TV products. Its initial product line is StretchKins active plush toys, with stated experience spanning toys and children's sleepwear.
Bluebits Technologies Inc. is a Canadian company with a BC base, known for keeping its smart-locker work in-house rather than handing development and service to third parties. Its team builds and supports BlueBox systems for residential buildings, communities and commercial operations, while its open software can also be adapted to existing locker hardware.
Based on the Potomac River in Piney Point, Bluecat Fisheries harvests, aggregates, processes, and supplies invasive wild-caught blue catfish as Chesapeake Bay Lion and full-fish byproducts. Its year-round buying network gives Chesapeake watermen a reliable market while turning a threat to native species into food, pet nutrition, and other useful products. The company reports removing more than 500,000 pounds of blue catfish from Bay waters and operates through a USDA-certified partner processor for human consumption.