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Smart Storage Solutions combines industrial storage manufacturing with intelligent inventory management, helping workforces organize tools, parts and equipment for faster access and better control. Its offering brings together the Vidmar, LISTA and CribMaster brands, pairing configurable cabinets and workspaces with secure, traceable inventory systems. The company tailors storage for demanding settings ranging from manufacturing and aerospace to dealerships, farms and archival facilities.
From its Frederick, Maryland headquarters, SmartBolts makes tension-indicating fasteners that show actual bolt tension through a patented red-to-black visual system. The technology was developed by aerospace engineer and inventor Charles H. “Chuck” Popenoe, whose original direct-tension-indicator concept led to SmartBolts, now used in demanding applications worldwide. Manufactured by Industrial Indicators, the company has supplied SmartBolts for more than 30 years and operates under ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Founded by aerospace engineer and inventor Charles H. “Chuck” Popenoe, SmartBolts makes tension-indicating fasteners that show actual bolt tension at a glance through a patented red-to-black visual system. Manufactured by Industrial Indicators in Frederick, Maryland, the company has spent more than 30 years developing custom bolting solutions for demanding industrial applications. SmartBolts are made under ISO 9001:2015 certification and have been recognized among Frederick’s Top 50 manufacturers.
Smith Applied is a USA-based startup that develops green cooling systems and emergency safety equipment for harsh industrial environments. Its patented FastCool™ technology uses nighttime temperatures and heat pipes to cool emergency shower tanks and equipment without electricity, while its hybrid systems cut power consumption by 80% when passive cooling alone is not enough. The company also makes ANSI Z358.1-compliant emergency showers and eyewash stations.
From a tiny converted grocery store on Smith Island, Brian and Joy Murphy founded Smith Island Baking Company in 2009 to make and ship Maryland’s signature thin-layered Smith Island Cakes. The family bakery now sends its made-from-scratch cakes and other treats to customers across all 50 states and around the world, keeping alive a tradition that island women began in the 1800s for Chesapeake watermen.
Smith+Nephew traces its roots to a chemist shop opened by Thomas James Smith in Hull in 1856, later becoming known for wound dressings before expanding into broader medical technology. Today, the company designs and manufactures devices that help healthcare professionals repair, regenerate and replace soft and hard tissue, with operations in about 100 countries and products used by more than 15 million patients.
Smiths Detection manufactures threat-detection and security-screening equipment, including X-ray inspection systems, explosives and narcotics trace detectors, biothreat detectors, vehicle and container inspection systems, and related digital and tray-handling solutions. It serves aviation, ports and borders, urban security, defence, and circular-economy applications, with service, training, spare-parts, and disposal offerings.
Smiths Interconnect, a Molex company, designs and manufactures high-reliability connectivity products and solutions, including electronic components, connectors, cable assemblies, microwave, optical and radio-frequency products, and subsystems. Its in-house capabilities cover engineering, prototyping, manufacturing, testing and qualification for aerospace, defense, medical, semiconductor test, industrial, rail and space markets.
Smurfit Westrock is an integrated paper and packaging manufacturer formed in July 2024 through the combination of Smurfit Kappa Group and WestRock. It makes paper-based packaging and paper and board, with a network of more than 500 locations supporting customers across global markets. Its operations also include recycling recovered fiber as part of its packaging production loop.
As a minority-owned small business in Maryland, Softick LLC is known for taking technology products from prototype through production for commercial, nonprofit, and government organizations. Its work has supported more than 50 client organizations, including major aerospace and technology companies, with a particular focus on mission-critical systems.
Veteran-owned Solemn Tribute Inc. makes the Taps Bugle™, a self-playing electronic military bugle designed to ensure veterans receive an authentic sounding of Taps at their funerals. Its patent-pending instrument uses recordings by retired and active-duty U.S. military buglers, one-button operation, and a water-resistant all-metal design built to work in demanding temperatures. The company also supports live-bugler access through Taps For Veterans and music education through Taps Across America.
Veteran-owned Soligen Corp. was founded in 2009 to bring military and aerospace discipline to specialized computing systems. From its Newport Beach headquarters, the privately owned company develops solid-state storage for customers whose equipment must withstand demanding environmental and performance requirements, designing each solution around the application and supporting it through qualification and field use. Its quality management system is accredited to ISO 9001:2015.
Solr Tech Inc. is known for bringing renewable power to outdoor spaces through its solar umbrella retrofit system. Designed for hospitality and institutional settings, the system lets existing patio umbrellas provide charging access without requiring a new umbrella installation.
Founded by Ernest Solvay in 1863, Solvay is an essential-chemistry company that produces chemicals used in everyday goods and industrial applications. Its heritage began with the soda ash production process, and today it operates 43 production sites across 41 countries. The company emphasizes process innovation and sustainability, including a goal of carbon neutrality by 2050.
Serving the Washington metropolitan area for nearly 25 years, Something Extra Cakery is led by pastry chef Sally Coldman and is known for combining baked-from-scratch quality with European-style artistry. The Gaithersburg bakery creates custom cakes for weddings and other celebrations, while also making dedicated gluten-free, peanut-free, and vegan treats in small batches.
Somnair Sleep is developing a first-in-class, non-invasive neurostimulation device intended to open the airway for people with obstructive sleep apnea. The company’s multidisciplinary founding team brings together otolaryngology, mechanical engineering, electromechanical design and biomedical device validation experience, while the Somnair device remains in pre-clinical development ahead of planned clinical studies.
SomniFix makes patented mouth strips that gently keep the lips closed during sleep, helping sleepers shift to nasal breathing. Created by a physician who was also a former champion snorer, the company says its strips are made in the USA and grew from a 2017 effort to address mouth breathing, snoring and dry mouth. SomniFix’s design includes a breathing vent and hypoallergenic adhesive, and its approach has been studied by Harvard Medical School researchers.
Baltimore-based Sonavex develops automated 3D ultrasound solutions for dialysis access care, helping clinicians visualize and quantify vascular anatomy during fistula maturation and cannulation. Its physician-supported technologies include the EchoMark and EchoSure system for measuring fistula flow, diameter and depth, and EchoMap for showing vessel path and depth without requiring prior ultrasound experience. The multidisciplinary team brings together surgeons, scientists, technologists and business leaders, with research supported by federal and state agencies.
Sonavi Labs develops Feelix, an AI-powered auscultation device and platform that lets people record respiratory sounds at home and share the results with clinicians. Based in Baltimore, the company grew from an eight-year challenge from the Gates Foundation to help reduce pediatric deaths from respiratory infections, and designs its technology for accessible, user-friendly chronic disease management.
Founded in Bladensburg, Maryland, in 1976, Sonco Pipe & Tube supplies commercial-quality and galvanized steel tubing to manufacturers and metal distributors. Its specialty is triple-coated in-line galvanized tubing, supported by cut-to-size and finishing services that can turn stock into ready-to-use material. With warehouse operations in Bristol, Pennsylvania, Sonco also offers just-in-time delivery and serves customers across the Mid-Atlantic, Northeast, and Eastern Seaboard.