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iSolutions is on the Fast 25 list for the second consecutive year.

Office Pride of Greater Indy, Kokomo and Muncie returns to the Fast 25 for a second straight year.

Build BW, a construction, development and facility-management business, is a first-time Fast 25 company.

Brite Systems President Leena Victoria and her husband, CEO Jay Fernando, began their careers as software programmers, building a foundation in managing and implementing information technology projects.

Hallmark Homes, which was founded in 1992, calls itself “one of the largest, on-your-lot custom home builders in the Midwest.”

Construction-services company Patterson Horth makes its Fast 25 debut.

WellBridge Surgical makes the Fast 25 list for the second consecutive year

After two years at No. 1 on the Fast 25, construction-management/general contractor Inherent Commercial is No. 18 this year.

Gaylor Electric President Jim Crews said it’s not unusual for the company to have 300 to 400 electricians on a job site.

Electrical and communications contractor James Babcock Inc. returns to the Fast 25 for a second consecutive year. 

Lancer Associates works in the K-12 schools market, as well as restaurants, apartments, mixed-use and senior living.

Gradex is a second-generation, family-owned, heavy civil contractor that does large-scale excavation, underground utilities and site development.

Secured Tech is a Fast 25 company for the fourth consecutive year.

GroundBreakers was also a Fast 25 company in 2023 and 2024.

A.J. Fager started Force Tech in 2009 with $1,000 and space in an apartment garage in Greenfield.

Over the past 20 years, Craig Huse has opened eight restaurants that employ 900 people; created new brands of bottled sauces, seasonings and cocktails that are sold in 40 states; and helped found Devour Indy.