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TE Connectivity is the company behind the RAYCHEM brand, supplying specialized electrical products for infrastructure and industrial applications. Its offerings include heat-shrinkable tubing and related solutions for protecting and connecting wiring in demanding environments.
Since 2018, family-owned TeaboWare has designed and 3D-printed rigid badge holders in Maryland that keep government ID cards and SecurID/RSA tokens together on one lanyard. Its holders are made to order in the United States and are already carried by more than 200,000 people across the country. TeaboWare is also a GSA Multiple Award Schedule contractor, serving federal buyers through GSA Advantage.
Built piece by piece from a carport workshop, Teal Tomorrow Upholstery is a family-owned Conowingo, Maryland shop known for giving well-loved furniture a second life. It serves residential and commercial clients across Cecil County and nearby parts of Maryland, Delaware, and Pennsylvania, including commercial customers such as Macy’s. The shop’s work is guided by a respect for each piece’s history and the memories attached to it.
Team Spirit Tees is a Southern Maryland shop that grew from a family getaway project in 2006 into a custom-apparel business with nearly two decades of experience. It creates personalized gear for groups and events, serving local customers as well as organizations across the United States.
Veteran-owned TEC Inc. has been making precision parts in Frederick, Maryland, since 1966. Its skilled team is known for turning difficult designs and one-of-a-kind requirements into sheet-metal and machined components for customers across aerospace, medical, industrial, and custom applications. TEC is ISO 9001:2015 registered.
Tech Innovations is a woman-owned small business specializing in precision alignment, integration, and testing of space flight hardware for government-sector missions. Located in the Baltimore-Washington metropolitan area, the company also designs and manufactures custom alignment fixtures and ground support equipment, drawing on experience with NASA and Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory projects. Its optical-alignment work reaches arcsecond-level precision and includes support for missions such as JWST, Hubble, and Europa.
Founded in Hong Kong in 1988, Techcomp Instruments develops, manufactures and distributes scientific, analytical and laboratory instruments through a group of specialist brands. Its portfolio spans molecular spectroscopy, mass spectrometry, chromatography and general laboratory instrumentation, supported by production sites in six countries and a Scottish engineering and software centre. The group has around 800 employees, more than 100 research and development specialists, and ISO 9001 accreditation.
Technical Finishers specializes in military-specification painting and finishing for aerospace and military components, including the application of long-life spacecraft paints using space-certified materials. Based in Glen Burnie, Maryland, the company also handles specialty finishing for supplied parts, with capabilities suited to components up to 24 inches by 24 inches. Its stated quality requirements include AS9100, ISO 9001, and Nadcap certifications.
Privately held and led by executives with decades in AIDC/RFID, Technologies Solutions Group is a Columbia, Maryland company known for applying workflow automation to healthcare and other specialized industries. It develops tailored systems for organizations that need better control of operational data, while supporting those systems throughout their use.
Founded in California in 1966, Technology Service Corporation is an employee-owned high-technology company with more than five decades of experience supporting government programs. Its engineers develop and manufacture specialized technologies for the U.S. Government, commercial customers, and international partners, carrying projects from early concepts through operational support.
Founded in California in 1966, Technology Service Corporation (TSC) is an employee-owned engineering company with more than five decades of experience supporting national-security programs. Its engineers provide full life-cycle technical support and develop specialized systems for U.S. government, commercial, and international customers, backed by more than 230 Small Business Innovation Research awards.
Veteran-owned TechOps Specialty Vehicles has served public agencies and private customers nationwide since 2006, building a reputation for hands-on, mission-focused work from its Stevensville, Maryland facility. The company’s in-house team develops custom mobile platforms for government, public safety and commercial operations, handling projects from one-off prototypes to fleet builds.
Tecnoideal America is the U.S. subsidiary of Italian automation specialist Tecnoideal, established in 2016 after the company’s earlier American presence as Technomed. Its roots reach back to Medica Group, founded in 1985, and its specialty is helping medical-device manufacturers bring precision assembly processes into production. The company also provides ongoing technical support for the equipment it supplies.
Since 1991, Tecore Networks has built software-defined wireless infrastructure for commercial, government, and military networks, including its iCore® platform and rapidly deployable Network in a Box® systems. The Maryland-based company’s single core architecture spans 2G through 5G, while its patented iNAC® technology controls wireless access in secure facilities. Tecore holds 31 patents and is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Founded in 2015 by former federal engineers Mike Walker and Steven Wimbrow, Tectrix Incorporated is a small Maryland-based company known for supporting government engineering programs. Its team brings more than six decades of combined experience, including work with the Department of Defense, the U.S. Air Force, and intelligence-community clients. Tectrix focuses on RF communications and signal processing for federal customers.
Family-owned and operated since 1897, Tegeler Monument Co. is a Baltimore memorial business built around generations of hands-on craft and personal service. Its team works with families to create lasting cemetery tributes, designing each piece in its Baltimore shop and personally hand-delivering every monument with a custom-built family truck.
From hydrogen electrolysis systems sold commercially since the 1970s to power units headed for the Moon, Teledyne Energy Systems develops energy-generation and storage systems for demanding environments. The Hunt Valley company has manufactured more than 700 electrolysis systems and also supplies fuel-cell, thermoelectric, radioisotope and battery technologies for space, subsea and remote terrestrial applications. Its space-power work includes radioisotope generators used on NASA’s Curiosity and Perseverance rovers.
Founded by Hootan Roosta in 1995, Telnet, Inc. began as an engineering consulting firm and has grown into a global consulting company serving wireless operators, equipment vendors, government agencies, and commercial clients. From its Rockville base, Telnet supports complex telecommunications infrastructure while also providing IT consulting and technical staffing for clients across the United States and international markets.
Teltrium is a small, agile technical-services company known for helping NASA and other customers tackle complex space-communications programs. Its engineers provide systems-engineering and project-execution support, while its work on tools such as CoSMOS reflects the company’s focus on practical innovation for demanding space missions.
Temple Allen Industries is a surface-preparation automation company focused on making industrial sanding safer and more consistent. Its EMMA system works alongside people in settings such as aircraft production, helping manufacturers reduce manual finishing work without reconfiguring their facilities.