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BP p.l.c. is a global integrated energy company that produces oil and gas, trades energy, and makes, ships and sells energy products. Its products include transport fuels and gas for heating and electricity generation, as well as raw materials used in everyday goods; it also invests selectively in electric-vehicle charging, biofuels, biogas, offshore wind and solar.
Part of the Bertelsmann group, BPG USA is a U.S. book manufacturer with more than 1,400 employees working across multiple locations. Its Fairfield, Pennsylvania, facility has been part of the community for 50 years and has produced more than 3.5 billion books. Across its network, BPG USA serves publishers with book printing and related production services.
Founded in Pittsburgh in 1982, BPI Inc. is known for giving non-hazardous mineral by-products a productive second use. Its custom materials serve steelmakers and other industrial customers, with more than 100,000 tons shipped annually from seven North American manufacturing sites.
BQ Technologies is a Pennsylvania company formed around the unified capabilities of Brush Industries and Q-Card, serving the transaction and identification markets. Its work spans precision manufacturing for magnetic readers and independent testing for payment systems.
The Boose family’s aluminum-casting legacy reaches back to 1933, and today BQC Foundry carries that history forward from its Lebanon, Pennsylvania, operation. Formerly Cornwall Aluminum Foundry, the family-run company produces aluminum sand castings for customers whose work includes medical and defense equipment. Its recent growth has centered on steadily modernizing the foundry while retaining the hands-on knowledge built over decades.
Founded in 1968, Meadville’s Bra-Vor Tool & Die Company makes precision fine-metal stampings, tooling and gages for manufacturers in demanding markets. With more than 50 years in the trade, the company handles simple and complex designs in a modern, clean, temperature-controlled facility, including complete high-speed progressive dies and machining to tolerances as tight as 0.0005 inch. Its in-house quality system controls work from start to finish, with inspections shaped by customer quality plans.
For more than three generations, Bracalente Manufacturing Group has built its identity around precision work, tracing its manufacturing history to 1950. From its Pennsylvania base, the company serves global customers with machined components for demanding aerospace and defense programs, supporting projects from prototype through production.
Bradford Brew Station is a craft brewery and restaurant in Bradford, Pennsylvania, that brews its own beers and offers a full menu. It honors local oil heritage and features 14 craft brews on tap.
Founded in 1881 as the Pennsylvania Range Boiler Company, Bradford White Corporation is an American-owned manufacturer with a long record of developing heating equipment for professional installation. The company has kept its manufacturing operations in the United States and supports the plumbing and HVAC trades through training at its LEED Gold-certified International Technical Excellence Center in Middleville, Michigan.
Bradish Glass, Inc. is a recycling service that specializes in recycling various types of glass. They accept and process many types of glass, producing clean, 100% recycled cullet according to manufacturers' exact specifications.
Family operated since 1981, Bradley Graphic Solutions produces print, data and mail campaigns for regional, national and international customers from its Bensalem operation. The company is particularly built around complex direct-mail production, managing projects from concept and printing through personalization, mailing and distribution. Its in-house equipment and workflow support both high-volume campaigns and specialized pieces such as integrated membership cards and labels, while its stated hallmarks are quick quoting, candid answers and long-term customer relationships.
Founded in 1972 in Harvey Bradley’s basement, Bradley Lifting Corporation designs and manufactures custom below-the-hook lifting devices for demanding mill-duty material-handling applications. The York, Pennsylvania company has grown from that small engineering business into a manufacturer with its own ISO 9001- and ISO 14001-registered facilities, while continuing to support equipment with inspections, repairs and reconditioning. Its technical staff designs each lifter under licensed professional-engineer supervision, and the company has maintained serialized records for every lifter and spare part it has made or repaired since its founding.
Since its founding in Boston in 1886, Bradley Pulverizer has built its identity around solving the demanding mineral-processing problems that first brought its mills into fertilizer and cement plants. Still headquartered in Allentown, where it established manufacturing operations in 1914, the company is best known for long-running expertise in phosphate processing and now serves industrial customers across more than 40 countries. Its Broadfield process, introduced in 1936, remains a defining part of that history.
Known for more than 130 years of experience in part identification, Brady Corporation—formerly MECCO—helps manufacturers create permanent, readable traceability marks. Its Cranberry Township team works with industrial customers to develop marking systems suited to demanding production environments, from standard equipment to tailored installations.
BradyPLUS supplies JanSan, foodservice and industrial packaging products, pairing nationwide distribution with operational support for facilities, grocers and food processors. Its 6,000 associates serve thousands of customers through 180 locations, while specialized teams also design, automate and repair end-of-line packaging systems. The company’s Green Partner Support program brings sustainability guidance, training and certified product options into those everyday supply programs.
Plymouth Meeting-based Braeburn develops specialty pharmaceutical treatments for opioid use disorder, including BRIXADI, a buprenorphine extended-release injection. Its work extends beyond drug development into research, advocacy and community partnerships aimed at reducing stigma and improving access to recovery care, with particular attention to underserved populations.
Since 1987, BrakeTechnique, Inc. has supplied industrial clutches, brakes and friction materials while also rebuilding, relining and fabricating systems to fit demanding applications. Based in Pennsylvania with additional offices in Allentown and New Haven, the company is an authorized Danfoss/Airflex rebuild center and maintains spare parts support for discontinued Airflex lines. Its technicians also handle obsolete and hard-to-find equipment, treating worn parts as candidates for refurbishment rather than scrap.
Family-owned since 1991, Brand It Signs and Awnings began as Sarro Signs, a small business known for vehicle graphics and hand-carved wood signs in southeastern Pennsylvania and Delaware. Today, the company serves businesses across Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Delaware with custom visual branding, carrying its family’s artistic sensibility from design through installation.
Founded in 2012 by textile engineer Md Shafiqul Islam, BRANDTEX International grew from a small buying house in Dhaka into a full-package garment manufacturer and sourcing partner for European, American, and Spanish fashion brands. The company connects Bangladesh’s apparel manufacturing base with brands from concept development through finished-garment delivery, with an emphasis on ethical production, quality, and transparent partnerships.
Brandywine Machine Co. began in 1950 as a one-garage carbon steel repair shop and has remained a Greater Philadelphia-area company known for long-standing customer relationships. Today, it supplies stainless steel plate products and handles custom machining in-house for industrial customers, with some original customers still working with the company more than 75 years later.