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S&C Electric Company has spent more than a century developing electrical technology, beginning with its invention of the Liquid Power Fuse. Since 2012, the company has been 100% employee share-owned through an ESOP, carrying that history into power-system equipment and services for utilities and commercial and industrial facilities.
Opened in 2007 by Chuck Trim and Louis Smith, S&T Control Wiring is a Moscow, Tennessee electrical contractor serving commercial and industrial facilities across the Mid-South. The owners hold master electrician licenses in the Tri-State area and have worked together for more than 30 years, bringing a combined 65 years of experience to projects that connect older facilities with newer electrical systems. The company also handles custom control panels and turnkey electrical work for new and existing operations.
Founded in 1897 as The A. J. Sackett & Sons Company, Sackett-Waconia designs, engineers, and fabricates equipment and systems for the global fertilizer industry. Its work grew from fertilizer crushers and granulation plants into blending and materials-handling equipment, and the company reports more than 200 patents for process equipment and technologies. The company operates manufacturing facilities in Minnesota and Iowa and a Brazil facility through Sackett do Brasil.
Born from the 2012 merger of Dutch machine builders Safan and Darley, SafanDarley designs and builds press brakes, shears, and automated systems for sheet-metal working. The company traces its roots to Darley’s 1934 machinery plant and Safan’s 1960 formation, and it now combines in-house research and development with production in Lochem and Eijsden, Netherlands. SafanDarley is also known for inventing the servo-electronic press brake and employs 210 people worldwide.
SafeAwake, LLC makes U.S.-made fire-safety notification devices that recognize a residential smoke alarm and wake sleeping people through an intermittent bed shaker, low-frequency sounder and flashing light. Developed through a Small Business Innovation Research award for deaf and hard-of-hearing communities, its technology was validated in sleep studies at Johns Hopkins-affiliated laboratories and is also designed for people of all hearing abilities. The Columbia, Maryland company’s device carries UL 217 and UL 1971 approval and includes battery backup for power outages.
For more than a century, Saft has been known for developing high-tech industrial batteries for critical applications, from space systems to energy infrastructure. Now part of TotalEnergies, the company serves more than 3,000 customers across over 25 market sectors and operates 16 manufacturing sites with more than 4,500 people worldwide.
On Baltimore’s waterfront, Sagamore Spirit distills Maryland rye whiskey at a five-acre distillery, taking its grain-to-glass approach from local agricultural partnerships to bottles proofed with limestone-filtered water. Its rye whiskies have earned more than 200 international awards, including the 2019 World’s Best Rye Whiskey at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition. The distillery also welcomes visitors for tours, tastings and cocktails at its Nineteen O’Nine whiskey bar.
Following its merger with Swagdog Promo & Apparel, Sage Screenprinting remains a Baltimore studio known for custom garment printing and an established customer base whose artwork and order history it preserves for reprints. The studio serves organizations and other customers needing printed apparel, with embroidery now available through its expanded operation.
Rooted in a Colombian leatherworking family, Saint Lulo makes full-grain leather bags, wallets and accessories by hand for the U.S. market. Founder Dayana Jiménez brings her family’s three-generation craft tradition from Bogotá to Maryland, where each piece is designed in the United States and made in Colombia by one artisan from cutting through stitching and finishing. The brand works with Riviera, her father’s family leather house, founded more than 50 years ago, and sells directly at artisan markets across the region.
Salisbury Monument Company has been handcrafting and installing cemetery monuments and markers on Maryland’s Delmarva Peninsula for more than 100 years. Founded in the early 1900s by T.J. Truitt, the Salisbury business has remained in the Disharoon family since Samuel J. Disharoon purchased it in 1957, with most lettering and carving still completed on the premises. Its work includes highly personalized memorials, including custom etchings and designs made to honor each individual.
Since 1979, Salisbury, Inc. has built its identity around the patient handwork of skilled artisans in Easton, Maryland. The company creates fine pewter giftware for milestone occasions, with in-house engraving that turns traditional pieces into personal keepsakes.
Samer Iron Works is described in the submitted source context as providing iron work railings, staircases, gates, ornamental work, and structural works for residential and commercial projects. The crawled website content only states that the site is under construction.
With more than 85 years of experience, SAMP supplies precision machinery for manufacturers of wire and cable around the world. The company also supports those machines throughout their working lives with spare parts, inspections, servicing, upgrades and full revamps. Its 200 employees work across five sites, serving cable production for energy, transport, communications and factory automation.
Since its founding in 1855, Samuel, Son & Co., Limited has built its identity around metal while continuing to evolve with the industries it serves. Today, the company manufactures, processes and distributes industrial products for customers across Canada, the United States and Mexico, supported by more than 70 facilities.
Rockville-based Sanaria develops whole-parasite sporozoite vaccines designed to protect people against malaria, with a particular focus on Plasmodium falciparum. Its custom Clinical Manufacturing Facility is described as the only facility of its type in the world, producing regulated, cryopreserved vaccine materials and research reagents. Founded by physician-scientist Stephen L. Hoffman, the company also coordinates a global PfSPZ research consortium involving more than 85 institutions.
Sandtown Millworks makes handmade reclaimed wood furniture, including farmhouse dining tables, coffee tables, console tables, and desks. Customization is offered for farmhouse dining tables and the furniture collections.
Saphire Essentials brings Nigerian craft to modern wardrobes and daily routines through handmade African fashion, body care, and other essentials. Its boubou dresses and popular African net sponges are ethically sourced from Nigeria, while the Maryland-based brand supports local artisans, sustainable job opportunities, and lower-waste packaging. Saphire Essentials is a Black-owned, woman-owned business built around celebrating African culture with purpose.
Saputo Cheese USA Inc. produces, markets, and distributes cheese and dairy products, and converts bulk cheese for food manufacturers. Part of Saputo Inc., founded in 1954, the U.S. business ranks among the country’s top three cheese producers and is identified as its largest domestic blue cheese producer and a leading string cheese producer. Its products include specialty cheeses and dairy ingredients sold in the United States and internationally.
Founded in 1954, Saputo is a global dairy processor that makes and sells its own branded products as well as products under retail and foodservice customers’ brands. The company reports processing approximately 10 billion litres of milk annually at 54 manufacturing facilities, with products sold in more than 50 countries.
Founded by homebrewers Scott Janish and Michael Tonsmeire, Sapwood Cellars in Columbia brews two distinct sides of beer: fresh, highly aromatic hoppy ales and barrel-aged mixed-fermentation beers. Their brewing is grounded in brewing science and a preference for balanced, drinkable beers rather than punishing bitterness or sourness. Since opening its kitchen and expanded tasting room in 2025, the brewery has also paired its beer with Albura Taqueria’s Mexican-inspired food.