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Schrock Structures Inc is a family-run local business that builds and sells portable storage buildings for Old Hickory Buildings. The company has done this since 2012, and its team also delivers buildings and carries out on-site building work.
SCHÜTZ Container Systems, Inc. manufactures transport packaging, including intermediate bulk containers (IBCs) and drums, and operates a North American production and service network. Its U.S. business also offers collection and reconditioning of used IBCs through SCHÜTZ TICKET SERVICE.
Born from Joseph and Dora Schwebel’s Youngstown kitchen in 1906, Schwebel Baking Company makes bread products for retail and foodservice customers across the region. The independent, family-owned baker now operates two Ohio baking facilities and 20 distribution centers, producing close to a quarter of a million packages daily while keeping family pride at the center of its baking tradition. More than 750 team members support the company’s wholesale bakery operations.
Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc. invents, designs, and builds digital products and systems that protect, automate, and control critical infrastructure, with a focus on electric power systems. Founded in 1984, the 100% employee-owned company is headquartered in Pullman, Washington, and manufactures products in the United States through five manufacturing centers.
Since its founding in Columbus in 1987, SCI Engineered Materials has grown into a global manufacturer of advanced materials for PVD thin-film applications. Its 32,000-square-foot Ohio facility keeps production in-house, supporting custom work for technologies ranging from photovoltaics to semiconductors.
Cincinnati-based Sciath aiM combines a real machine shop with artificial-intelligence software for manufacturing operations. Its Sciath aiM Forge gathers production data from parts it makes and uses that information to train and validate tools such as mAIstro and Fabricator, helping manufacturers make better process, cost, and quality decisions. The company works with manufacturers to tailor AI solutions to their operations.
Scio Packaging Co. custom-manufactures and packages powdered and liquid products, with a particular focus on cementitious materials, sand and other bulk products. Its operation combines toll blending with rail and truck trans-loading, a five-acre warehouse, and a quality-control lab that checks each production run against customer specifications. The company can handle both small and large runs, blending bulk powders at up to 60 tons per hour.
Built around membrane-translocation technology developed by Ohio State University scientists, Scioto AgriTech creates biological crop treatments designed to move inside plants, where they activate immunity and suppress pests and pathogens. The Ohio company’s pipeline includes biostimulants and biologically based disease treatments for high-value fruits and vegetables, with an emphasis on reducing reliance on synthetic agricultural chemicals without genetically modifying crops. In 2024, Scioto AgriTech received a $200,000 Ohio Third Frontier grant to support commercialization of its licensed technology.
Established in Columbus in 2006, Scioto Ready Mix is an American-owned and operated ready-mix concrete company serving more than six counties in Central Ohio. It operates six plant locations and a portable plant, with local dispatch supporting residential, commercial, public, and private projects.
For more than 45 years, SciTec has built remote-sensing, missile-defense, and command-and-control systems for national-security missions. The Princeton-headquartered company turns complex sensor data into rapid threat detection and decision support, using system modeling, rapid prototyping, and operational evolution to move technology from concept to combat-ready service. SciTec is a certified small business and non-traditional defense contractor, now operating as a Firefly Aerospace subsidiary under its current leadership.
Scopemed is a Brunswick, Ohio medical-device company founded by certified anesthetist Tosan Ugbeye and aerospace engineer Shawn Iravanchy. Drawing on clinical and engineering experience, it develops respiratory-care solutions for hospitals and procedural settings, including its O2rizon™ mask for non-invasive oxygen delivery and airway support.
Since 1975, Worthington-based Scorecards Unlimited has specialized in designing and printing custom materials for golf courses and country clubs, with golf scorecards at the center of its work. Its designers, printers, and customer service staff collaborate with courses across the United States, supplying customized scorecards and related golf print materials to both established clubs and new courses.
Established in New Zealand in 1913 as a motor-repair and appliance-manufacturing business, Scott Automation now designs and manufactures advanced automation and robotics systems for industrial operations. Its work spans production automation, meat processing, mining laboratories and materials handling, with projects carried from design and manufacture through commissioning and ongoing service. Operations in twelve countries give the Dunedin-founded company a global reach while retaining locally based support.
Founded by Roger and Doris Scott at their Dayton kitchen table in 1948, Scott Industrial Systems now distributes fluid-power and automation equipment while designing, assembling, and repairing systems for industrial customers. Its work ranges from custom hydraulic power units and manifolds to robotic automation, backed by multiple Midwest locations and an engineering team with more than 125 years of combined experience. In 2023, the company marked 75 years in continuous operation, with employees averaging 15 years of service.
Scott Manufacturing traces its roots to 1946, when its parent company, Scott Lumber, began the Scott Industries family of businesses. For more than 75 years, the company has built its reputation around custom-fabricated insulation solutions for original equipment manufacturers, supported by in-house equipment design and an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system.
Founded in 1954 by Jack Yahner, Scott Molders, Inc. remains a family-guided manufacturer shaped by the second and third generations of the Yahner family. From its Kent, Ohio, plant, the company produces thermoset plastic parts for customers in fields including automotive and aerospace, with in-house engineering and mold care supporting projects from design through production.
For more than 30 years, ScottCare has been a specialist in cardiopulmonary rehabilitation technology, supporting hospitals and rehab programs across the United States. Now part of Marmon Holdings, a Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary, the company is known for combining clinical monitoring with the practical program support teams need in daily care.
Born in Marysville, Ohio, ScottsMiracle-Gro has been helping people care for lawns and gardens since 1868. The company is known for consumer lawn-and-garden products sold under established brands including Scotts and Miracle-Gro, with more than 170 scientists and engineers supporting product research and development.
Founded in 1966, Screen Machine Industries is an American manufacturer of portable crushing, screening and recycling machinery made in Etna, Ohio. Its two factories span more than 125,000 square feet, where in-house engineers and fabricators build equipment such as track-mounted crushers and Spyder screening plants. A 50-year heritage of family values and numerous awarded patents are part of the company’s identity.
Founded by a husband-and-wife team, Screen Print Plug is a family-owned Long Island, New York, studio producing custom apparel and printed materials for clients nationwide. The full-service shop combines screen printing and embroidery with in-house design, digital transfers, and branded paper goods, and accepts projects ranging from single pieces to large bulk orders with no minimum quantity.