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Sample rows

10 of the 498 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 221 businesses, 155 of them with an email address. Massachusetts follows with 32.

23 rows (5%) carry one of 1 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Thermo Fisher Scientific with 23. 452 businesses have a name used only once, and 338 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 325 rated businesses is 4.7, and 140 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 349 email addresses, 251 (72%) are role addresses such as info@, 96 (28%) name a person and 2 (1%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this biotechnology company email list?

The file has 498 Google Maps listings in the Biotechnology company category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is one company site: a startup in a shared lab, a contract research outfit, a diagnostics developer or a company with a single headquarters listing. A firm with several labs can appear once per Maps listing.

Of those listings, 349 have an email address from the company's own website, one per business. Phone numbers are on 448 rows and a website is on 458. The website column matters more here than in most lists, since a biotech's site tells you its pipeline, its modality and whether it sells to labs or develops drugs.

All rows share the one Google category, Biotechnology company, so the file does not separate drug developers from tool makers or service labs. You sort that out yourself from the business name and the website.

How can you segment the file?

The biotech list is one CSV, and you cut it down in Excel or Google Sheets. With a single category, the columns that matter are state, city, email type and business name.

Geography is the strongest cut, because biotech sits in clusters. A vendor that delivers reagents or couriers samples serves a metro area, and the city column lets you take a single cluster at a time. A recruiter or a lab real estate broker also works one cluster at a time.

The email type splits the file in a way that fits how these companies run. In this file 96 addresses name a person on the company domain, 251 are role addresses such as info@ or contact@, and only 2 are free mail. Role addresses are the largest group, because small companies publish one front-door inbox and keep individual addresses off the site.

Business names give a rough sort. Words such as Therapeutics, Pharma, Biosciences, Diagnostics, Genomics or Labs suggest what a company does. Treat the name as a hint and open the website column before you write, since many names say nothing about the work.

• State and city: one cluster such as a Bay Area or Boston-area metro.
• Business name: Therapeutics and Pharma for drug developers, Diagnostics and Genomics for assay and testing companies.
• Email type: 96 named-person addresses for a direct note, 251 role addresses for a company-level pitch.
• Website column: read the pipeline or product page before you write.

Who buys a biotechnology company email list?

The buyers sell to labs and development teams. Reagent, antibody and consumable suppliers look for companies that run bench work. Lab equipment sellers and used-instrument dealers pitch the companies that are still furnishing a lab. Contract research and contract manufacturing organizations look for companies that need to outsource assays, animal studies or production batches.

A second group sells to the management and facilities side. Life science recruiters search for early-stage companies that are hiring scientists, patent law firms and regulatory consultants reach companies preparing filings, and lab space brokers pitch startups that have outgrown a shared bench. Software vendors for lab notebooks, sample tracking and quality systems write to small teams that still use spreadsheets. Freight firms with cold chain shipping and clinical trial logistics providers reach companies that move temperature-sensitive material.

How do you run outreach to biotechnology companies?

Scientists get a lot of vendor mail and delete most of it, so a note has to name something they actually use. Open with the assay, the sample type or the equipment class, and skip the lines about advancing science. A reagent supplier can say which targets it covers. A courier can say which cold chain range it holds.

Know who reads the inbox. At a company with a role address, the message often lands with an office manager or a founder who wears several hats. Ask directly for the head of research, the operations lead or whoever orders supplies, and say in one line why you think they own the question.

Read a company's site in the website column before you write to it. A company that publishes a clinical-stage pipeline has different needs from a tool maker that sells kits. A contract manufacturer should pitch the first group, and a consumables supplier the second.

California has a large concentration of listings, so a California-wide send needs a second filter to avoid hitting every company with the same message. Split by city and write one version per cluster. Send in small batches and stop one that bounces badly, so your domain keeps a clean record.

What email rules apply when you contact biotechnology companies?

Under CAN-SPAM, a sales message to a company needs your own valid postal address in the footer. It also needs a working opt-out that you honor, so keep a suppression list and apply it before each send.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California is the clear center of this list, with 221 listings and 155 emails. Massachusetts has 32 listings and 22 emails, Wisconsin 23 and 16, and Texas 19 and 13. Florida has 17 and 12, New York 15 and 10, and Arizona, Colorado, Pennsylvania and Washington have 10 listings and 7 emails each.

By city, Redwood City has 22 listings, San Diego 20, South San Francisco 18 and San Francisco 15. Santa Clara has 12, San Jose 11, Madison 10, Miami 9, Boston 9 and Alameda 8.

A vendor with one rep can work the Bay Area as a single territory, since Redwood City, South San Francisco, San Francisco, Santa Clara, San Jose and Alameda sit next to each other. San Diego is a separate cluster that needs its own rep or its own visit. Madison and Boston are smaller and fit sellers with a university or hospital angle.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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