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Bi-Con Services, Inc. is an integrated construction, electrical, and manufacturing contractor serving energy and manufacturing companies. Founded in 1959, the privately owned company operates specialized divisions and has completed more than 8,500 manufacturing projects; its manufacturing operation began in 1969 with prefabricated piping assemblies and has since expanded into fabrication work including pressure vessels and modular skids.
Founded by mechanical engineer Kendra Alexander, Bickley Innovations is a woman-owned wholesaler and manufacturer of shipping and industrial supplies, pairing stocked packaging products with engineering and product-development solutions. The company carries on a more than 100-year entrepreneurial legacy begun by Alexander’s great-grandfather, Manuel Bickley, in the late 1800s. Its team includes 50 independent packout and inspection contractors and 10 engineering and innovation contractors, supporting work that ranges from packaging design to custom products.
Founded in 1896 as The Burger Iron & Wire Works Company, BICO Steel is a Mogadore, Ohio steel service center that processes steel plate and forged blocks for industrial customers. Its history runs from ornamental iron and structural steel—including framing Akron’s 1931 First National Tower—to today’s one-stop processing operations, housed in facilities totaling more than 150,000 square feet. BICO says it is the only company offering both steel plate and forged block processing, with offices across the United States and Canada.
Biery Cheese is a family-owned cheese manufacturer founded by Norman and Laura Biery in 1929, now led by its fourth generation. From its Louisville, Ohio facility, the company makes cheese products and has grown to more than 600 team members, with distribution throughout the United States.
Established in 1853 as Builder’s Iron Foundry, BIF designs and manufactures venturi flow meters and rate-of-flow controllers for water, wastewater, gases, and other fluid applications. Its flow-measurement work dates to 1893, and decades of development around the Universal Venturi Tube have made that design the center of its product line. From Akron, BIF supplies custom venturi equipment to water markets worldwide.
After founder Mike developed an all-purpose salt-free seasoning following open-heart surgery in 2004, his family turned that kitchen solution into Big Axe Spice®, a Miamisburg maker of salt-free seasonings. The family began selling its blends through Whole Foods in 2015 and now ships them nationwide, with flavors ranging from the original Mega Flavor to internationally inspired blends such as Sicilian and Ethiopian berbere.
Founded in 2005 from a family peanut-brittle recipe, Youngstown’s Big Dipper Food Company makes small-batch, hand-stirred brittle and brittle popcorn products. The family-owned company also produces partner brands through co-manufacturing, co-packing and wholesale services, using a facility certified under Safe Quality Foods Institute guidelines. Its Cayten’s brand earned the 2023 Sweets & Snacks Expo award for Most Innovative New Product.
With more than 25 years of experience, Eagan-based BIG INK Visual Communications designs and produces large-format graphics and branded spaces for exhibits, events, retail settings and vehicles. Its designers and project managers take projects from early concepts through production and installation, while the company also handles large-scale packaging, kitting and fulfillment. BIG INK’s work ranges from immersive environmental graphics to custom fleet wraps, with an emphasis on making visual communications connect with their audiences.
BigDubs Printing LLC is a custom 3D-printing shop that helps businesses, creators, and innovators turn ideas into physical designs. The company is especially focused on light boxes and prototype work tailored to each client’s vision.
Born from a Browns-Bengals tailgate in Cincinnati, Big Time Game Boards has made custom corn hole games and personalized sets since Kyle Whitling founded the company in 2003. Operating under Whitling Engineered Products, LLC, the Northeast Ohio business also creates portable custom turf batting circles for baseball and softball teams, sponsors, and tournaments. It ships corn hole games nationwide and offers local rentals for events.
Bike Brite, Inc. is a Cleveland-based American manufacturer known for its motorcycle-care formulas. The company makes cleaning products for riders and vehicle owners, including Motorcycle Spray Wash and helmet-liner care, with products sold through authorized dealers and online retailers in the United States and Canada.
Founded in 1995, family-owned Bikes 2 NV is a Canal Winchester motorcycle parts shop specializing in chrome-plated motorcycle wheels, auto-part chroming, and custom motorcycle seats. The company is known for its 7-layer show chrome, a five-year warranty, and a wheel-exchange inventory of more than 600 wheels, while its work has earned three Motorcycle Shop of the Year awards.
Founded in 1947 by brothers Bill and Jack Kelly, Bil-Jac makes dog food and treats from its family-run, family-owned business. The Ohio company became known for challenging conventional pet-food methods, first with a patented meat-first frozen recipe and later with Nutri-Lock slow cooking that uses fresh chicken and gently protects key nutrients. Bil-Jac continues that family nutritional legacy across its dry and frozen foods, while its America’s VetDogs treats have helped raise more than $2.75 million for service dogs for military heroes and first responders with disabilities.
Bil-Jax manufactures scaffolding and equipment for construction and events, with its origins in the Bil-Jax Scaffolding Company founded by Bill and Jack Ashenfelter in 1946. The company says its American-made products support construction work, events, and facilities maintenance, and describes scaffolding and staging as long-standing specialties.
With more than 150 years in forestry and paper, Billerud makes high-performance paper and fiber-based packaging materials from responsibly sourced wood. Its nine mills in Sweden, Finland, and the United States supply customers in more than 100 countries, while its North American operations are expanding into packaging materials alongside established graphic and specialty papers. Billerud’s European packaging portfolio is third-party assessed as 100% recyclable, reflecting its focus on replacing fossil-based materials with renewable alternatives.
With roots reaching back more than 150 years in the forestry and paper industry, Billerud is a global manufacturer of high-performance paper and packaging materials. Its nine mills in Sweden, Finland, and the United States supply fiber-based materials to customers in more than 100 countries, with sustainability built into the company’s work from responsibly managed forests through recyclable packaging development.
Founded from August Bilstein’s 1873 beginnings in Westphalia, BILSTEIN manufactures shock absorbers and suspension systems for road vehicles, off-road use and motorsport. Headquartered in Ennepetal, the company has more than 4,000 employees across six countries and produces around 13 million shock absorbers each year. Its long-running motorsport presence—including victories in Formula 1, the World Rally Championship and major endurance races—continues to inform its aftermarket and original-equipment work.
BILSTEIN makes automotive suspension systems and shock absorbers, drawing on more than 70 years of damping-technology expertise. The traditional family business began in 1873 making window fittings before moving into automotive parts and developing into a global manufacturer with more than 4,000 employees across ten locations in six countries. Its annual output is around 13 million shock absorbers, with technologies developed for automakers and tested in international motorsport.
Bilz Vibration Technology is an owner-managed family business founded in 1985 by Dieter Bilz, continuing a trade his father began. Its North American operation was established in 2003 as the exclusive distributor for Bilz Vibration Technology, with the ownership involved in supplying the full product line across North America since 1994. Based in the Cleveland area, Bilz specializes in helping OEMs and industrial users control vibration and structure-borne noise in machinery and systems.
Founded in Dayton in 1959, BIMAC Precision Castings makes complex metal components through investment lost-wax and ceramic-mold casting. One of the few U.S. foundries with the Shaw ceramic-mold process, BIMAC produces castings from ounces to more than 300 pounds and develops proprietary wear-resistant alloys for demanding machinery applications. Its 35,000-square-foot facility supports medium-run work as well as urgent replacement parts, including pump components produced through rapid prototyping.