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Bio Med Sciences, Inc. is a biomedical products manufacturer founded in 1987, developing and making wound-care, scar-management, and skin-renewing products using its patented Silon technology. Founded by Mark E. Dillon around technology he developed as a university student, the company operates an expanded manufacturing facility and offers product development from concept through FDA clearance.
Bio/Data Corporation has spent more than five decades manufacturing platelet aggregometers and related testing solutions for hemostasis and platelet-function laboratories. Its history includes introducing the world’s first automated Platelet Aggregometer in 1974 and developing the eight-channel PAP-8E, while its U.S.-manufactured products are supported by factory service and technical assistance. The Horsham company has maintained ISO 13485 registration since 2006 and also supplies specimen-handling products for laboratory workflows.
For more than 30 years, Biocoat Incorporated has developed, manufactured and applied HYDAK® hydrophilic coatings that help medical devices move smoothly through the body. Based in Horsham, Pennsylvania, the company pairs custom coating development with contract application services, supporting device makers from feasibility testing through production. Its coatings can be cured with either UV light or heat and are produced under an ISO 13485:2016-certified quality system.
Biocon Limited is a Bengaluru-based biopharmaceutical company that develops and manufactures medicines, with operations spanning research through commercial supply. It has manufacturing facilities in India, the United States, and Malaysia, and says its medicines reach patients in more than 120 countries. Its work includes affordable generic medicines, biosimilars, and novel biologics for chronic and complex diseases.
Pittsburgh’s BioForge tackles the manufacturing challenges that keep precision medicines from reaching patients, developing scalable ways to produce biologic therapies and related technologies. A wholly owned subsidiary of the University of Pittsburgh, it works through small cross-disciplinary teams on fixed-budget, 18- to 36-month projects that must demonstrate results at convincing scale. Its fuRNAce initiative extends that mission by giving RNA designers a streamlined route to custom manufacturing through validated partners.
BioInterphase is a Pittsburgh bioengineering studio focused on biomaterials and biosignals intelligence. Formerly known as Interphase Materials, it develops technologies including THERMOPHASE, an engineered surface treatment intended to reduce fouling and improve heat transfer, and INTELLIPHASE, an AI system for predicting fouling and monitoring biocontamination. Its stated mission is to restore and reinforce biological needs with sustainable biointerfaces.
Since 1985, BioLogic Company has produced all-natural pest-control products built around beneficial nematodes, microscopic predators that target insect pests while remaining safe for people, pets, and plants. The Willow Hill, Pennsylvania company sells directly produced nematodes rather than reselling them, with its own research informing application rates and handling designed to keep the live product healthy and active. BioLogic also helps customers identify pests and choose natural treatments.
Biolyst Scientific is the new corporate identity bringing together Electron Microscopy Sciences and Azer Scientific as one organization serving clinical and research laboratories. Based in Morgantown, Pennsylvania, it emphasizes an engaged, consultative role rather than simply filling orders, helping clinicians and researchers find practical tools for advancing life-science work.
Founded in 1969 by engineers who helped develop breathing systems for the moon missions, Biomarine designs and manufactures closed-circuit self-contained breathing apparatus for specialized rescue teams. Its Pennsylvania-made BioPak 240R provides four hours of positive-pressure protection when standard SCBA cannot meet the demands of mine, tunnel, hazmat, and heavy-rescue operations. Biomarine became a wholly owned subsidiary of CSE Corporation in 2020 and now operates from Export, Pennsylvania.
Since 2012, Biomeme has built its identity around decentralizing molecular diagnostics, developing field-ready testing for people who need biological answers outside a central laboratory. The Philadelphia company works with military and first-responder organizations as well as healthcare and research users, and makes its systems on site in a 40,000-square-foot vertically integrated facility.
bioMérieux is a diagnostics company that develops and produces in vitro diagnostic solutions for public health. Since 1963, it has pursued the Mérieux family's vision of improving health, with diagnostic offerings intended to support patient care and help food and pharmaceutical manufacturers prevent contamination.
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.
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.
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.
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 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.
Founded in 2018 by laboratory-supply specialists with more than 45 years of combined experience, Birch Biotech supplies high-purity solvents for HPLC and LC-MS work. The company also serves as Duksan Pure Chemicals’ exclusive North American distributor, connecting a South Korean producer with regional laboratory, electronics, and analytical customers.
Birchrun Hills Farm is a first-generation, family-owned dairy farm and on-site creamery where the Miller family turns milk from its herd of about 80 Holstein cows into handcrafted cheese. In northern Chester County, Ken and Sue Miller work alongside their sons Randy and Jesse, growing much of the herd’s feed and aging cheeses in underground caves. The farm has made cheese since 2006 and is known for its award-winning Birchrun Blue, including a first-place Pennsylvania Farm Show honor.
Bird Manufacturing began in 2005 as a company dedicated to making quality welding products. Its Zipline boom products had previously been manufactured through Bird Machine and Repair from 1983 to 2004, and the same dedicated crew has continuously manufactured, improved, and developed them for over 25 years.