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On Maryland’s Tilghman Island, Tilghman Island Seafood turns wild Chesapeake Bay catch into hand-cut, retail- and foodservice-ready seafood, with an unusual focus on harvesting invasive blue catfish. Owner and lifelong Eastern Shore waterman John Nicholas Hargrove converted a historic oyster house into a USDA-certified catfish processing facility after seeing the species threaten blue crabs and other native Bay life. The company also works with generations of Chesapeake watermen and women to shuck wild oysters while supporting the region’s fishing communities and Bay restoration.
TILT Autonomy grew from the Rogue Squadron team that Ryan Beall and Mark Jacobsen founded at the Defense Innovation Unit in 2017, carrying that small-team, warfighter-focused approach into private industry. The company builds autonomous unmanned systems for defense customers, a mission it demonstrated by developing the MARV maritime rescue vehicle with the Air Force’s Blue Horizons program in less than three months.
Founded in 1985 in North East, Maryland by Sandy Patel, Tim Plastics manufactures plastic bottles and jars for industries ranging from pharmaceuticals to food and personal care. What began with one machine making HDPE prescription bottles has grown into a five-facility operation with more than 520,000 square feet of manufacturing and warehousing space. Its in-house design, engineering, and mold-making capabilities let the company develop custom containers alongside a large inventory of stock packaging.
For more than 80 years, Timber Industries has designed, built, and supplied wood packaging and other wood products, while also carrying that shop expertise into residential renovations and commercial millwork. Based in Cockeysville, Maryland, the company is a certified woman-owned and minority business whose work includes custom pallet solutions, kitchen cabinetry, and reclaimed-wood installations. Its commercial construction division self-performs project management and finish carpentry on custom, historic, and traditional projects.
Founded by service-disabled veteran William “Bill” Massey, Time Away LLC develops practical consumer products and helps inventors turn ideas into market-ready goods. Based in Clinton, Maryland, the company is best known for its patented Restroom Kit, an all-in-one hygiene product created by Bill with support from his wife, Sonia. Time Away also provides consultation and production-planning support for entrepreneurs and organizations developing new products.
Opened in 1983 as a small family-owned business, Time Out for Sports now operates one of Maryland’s largest screen-printing and embroidery facilities, producing custom apparel and promotional merchandise. Owners JB and Nancy Sommer lead an in-house art and production team that serves schools, sports teams, and businesses, with the quick turnaround that has long been part of the company’s identity. The Nottingham company is also an approved vendor for Baltimore County and Harford County public schools.
The Maddox family has been part of Baltimore’s printing trade since 1907, and its third- and fourth-generation members now run Time Printers as a family-owned West Baltimore business. Founded in 1954, the 15,000-square-foot community print shop is known for serving local organizations and families, with a particular reputation for fast funeral-program work across the Mid-Atlantic.
Family-owned and operated since 1957, Timsco Graphics produces wide-format digital and screen-printed graphics in Temple Hills for customers across Maryland, Washington, D.C., and the East Coast. Screen printing remains part of the company’s foundation, while its team also handles installation and the warehousing and fulfillment work needed to move branded graphics to many locations. Timsco reports more than 500 installations across six states, and its staff averages over 10 years with the company.
Born from a 2015 electrical-fire tragedy, Ting Labs develops the Ting smart sensor and service, which detects hidden electrical hazards before they become home fires. Spun out of Earth Networks in 2017, the Germantown company combines electromagnetic-sensor expertise with AI and a Fire Safety Team that helps customers resolve detected risks. Its network now protects more than 1 million homes and also provides real-time insight into outages and grid safety.
Founded in Baltimore in 1888, TIPCO Technologies supplies and fabricates fluid-conveyance and sealing solutions, with hose assemblies at the center of its work. The company has grown from a Mid-Atlantic distributor into a nationwide operation, combining custom OEM fabrication and testing with 39 locations, including mobile hose repair available around the clock in Denver and Phoenix. Its OEM Services operation is ISO certified, and TIPCO also holds Danfoss E-CERT recognition.
BIPOC-owned since its founding in 1976, Tishcon Corporation grew from the work of co-founders Raj Chopra and Vipin Patel into a private contract manufacturer based in Westbury, New York. The company develops and produces nutritional supplements for retailers, wholesalers and online sellers, with in-house laboratories and operations in New York and Maryland. Its facilities are GMP certified by NSF and together span 165,000 square feet with more than 350 employees.
Titan Systems is a Lexington Park, Maryland defense contractor that serves government customers as both a prime contractor and a key subcontractor. Its work centers on integrating military communications and mission systems for aviation, maritime, and land-based platforms, with MADDIS providing software support for sharing intelligence data across agencies and coalition partners.
Since introducing its OV7 vision screener in 1959, Titmus, LLC has manufactured vision-screening instruments in the USA, including its durable stereoscopic V Series and the tablet-controlled Kaleidos autorefractive screener. Its instruments serve settings ranging from schools and pediatric offices to occupational, aeromedical, and driver testing, with the Kaleidos completing a screening in about three seconds. Titmus says older OV7 and Model 2 screeners remain in use nationwide.
TOA Waters makes handcrafted bath and body products, including its signature liquid bath bombs—the company’s mess-free reworking of the traditional bath bomb. The USA-made brand is proudly LGBTQ+ and Latin-owned, pairing bold, transportive scents with plant-powered, vegan formulas and no stereotypes. TOA Waters also donates 1% of every sale to organizations fighting for LGBTQ+ rights.
Founded in 2014 by veterans Scott Sanders, Dan Dawson and Sean Cogan, Tobacco Barn Distillery is a ground-to-glass farm distillery in Hollywood, Maryland, making small-batch bourbon and whiskey from corn grown on its own family farm. Producing about two bourbon barrels a week, it revives Southern Maryland’s early distilling tradition while using solar, geothermal and heat-recovery systems to reduce its environmental footprint. The distillery was named the American Craft Spirits Association’s number one farmer distillery in America in 2023.
Tobacco Technology, Inc. develops signature flavorings exclusively for tobacco and related products, drawing on a tobacco-growing and leaf-exporting heritage that began more than 150 years ago. The family-owned and operated company has spent the past 50 years refining tobacco taste through research, in-house testing, and close collaboration with manufacturers in 76 countries. Based in Eldersburg, Maryland, TTI operates alongside international facilities in Italy and China and maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification and SQF Code compliance.
For more than 30 years, Tollos has been a Barrie, Ontario medical-equipment manufacturer focused on safer patient handling. Since 1989, it has supported healthcare facilities with lifting solutions and practical education aimed at improving patient mobility while reducing caregiver injuries. Tollos is ISO 13485 certified and serves acute-care, rehabilitation, and long-term-care settings across North America.
TOMI Environmental Solutions develops and manufactures SteraMist disinfection and decontamination systems powered by patented ionized Hydrogen Peroxide (iHP) technology. The Frederick, Maryland company’s platform traces back to a DARPA-funded response to weaponized anthrax and became the first equipment-and-solution combination registered by the EPA for hospital-healthcare disinfection. Alongside portable sprayers and room systems, TOMI provides custom integrations, 24/7 corporate decontamination service, and validation support for facilities worldwide.
Founded in 1982 by Swedish engineer Gunnar Ennerfelt, Toroid Corporation designs and manufactures toroidal power transformers and inductors at its Salisbury, Maryland facility. The privately held company has remained under Ennerfelt family leadership since Gunnar’s daughter, Katarina, succeeded him in 2006, and it has manufactured transformers in the United States since 1983. Toroid holds ISO 9001 certification and serves demanding applications including medical electronics, industrial controls, audio, and avionics.
Founded in Kalamazoo in 1978 as a plastics warehouse, Total Plastics has grown into a national distributor of acrylic, polycarbonate and engineered plastic materials, with in-house CNC machining and custom fabrication. Its specialists support projects from marine components to medical and industrial parts, combining stocked materials with application guidance and precision work. The company now serves customers through 15 U.S. locations and ships worldwide, while its life sciences division is certified to ISO 13485:2016.