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From its Maryland base, STEAMshapes Learning designs and manufactures hands-on educational kits that turn American-made cardstock into tactile math, science, engineering, and art activities. Woman-owned and family-run, the company creates pre-cut, screen-free materials for learners from pre-K through grade 5, with its K–4 math workbooks pairing physical shapes with standards-aligned exercises. Its compact kits are designed by educators and artists to support independent exploration and learners of varied abilities.
Steel Pro Inc is a Baltimore-based metal contractor serving Maryland, Washington, DC, and Northern Virginia. The company handles projects from early concepts through installation, working with both commercial and residential clients and following AISC standards.
Steer Tech is an Annapolis Junction, Maryland, company known for bringing autonomous vehicle operations to logistics depots and last-mile hubs. Its software and robotic systems help warehouses and fulfillment centers coordinate vehicle movement while working with existing infrastructure.
From a Lower East Side packaging-supply store opened during World War II, Stephen Gould has grown into a family-owned company that develops packaging and manages the production and fulfillment of products for brands worldwide. Now led across three generations of family leadership, the company combines design and engineering with a global network of production partners and more than 40 locations in six countries. Its ISO-certified facilities and turnkey approach help carry projects from early concept through manufacturing and delivery.
Founded in 1994, Sterilex is a Hunt Valley, Maryland company best known for more than 30 years of work on biofilm removal and microbial control. Its science-backed sanitation chemistries serve customers seeking safer production and operating environments, particularly across food processing and animal health.
Stertil-Koni USA makes heavy-duty hydraulic vehicle lifts for trucks, buses, military vehicles and other large equipment, with U.S. headquarters in Stevensville, Maryland, and a North American production facility in Streator, Illinois. The company concentrates solely on the heavy-duty lift market and supports customers with a broad range of certified systems, including its DIAMONDLIFT and ECOLIFT designs. Stertil-Koni also provides live customer support around the clock.
StickerApp manufactures custom stickers, labels, and transfers for creators, artists, individuals, small businesses, and large corporations. Its offerings include die-cut and sheet stickers, labels on rolls, decals, industrial-strength stickers, wall and floor stickers, temporary tattoos, vinyl transfers, and DTF heat transfers, with materials and finishes including vinyl, holographic, transparent, glitter, mirror, prismatic, kraft paper, and glow-in-the-dark.
STITCHT Interiors in Forest Hill, Maryland creates custom upholstery and interior designs for automobiles, motorcycles, and exotic cars. With a combined 35 years of industry experience, the team blends bold styling with clean lines and careful stitching, from modernized classic-car cabins to tailored motorcycle seating. Its portfolio includes distinctive work on rare vehicles such as a 1965 Ferrari 275 GTS Spider and a one-of-approximately-352 convertible 1988 Nissan 300ZX Turbo.
Stone & Tile World fabricates and installs stone countertops, operating two Maryland locations with more than 55,000 square feet of manufacturing and warehouse space. The company says its staff has over 70 years of combined experience in the stone business and serves the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area and neighboring states. Its work includes residential remodeling and new construction as well as commercial projects.
Storbyte designs and manufactures enterprise storage arrays built around its ECO*FLASH platform, developed to handle the sustained write demands of cybersecurity data capture without premature drive failures. The company’s distinctive approach combines a patented Hydra architecture and DRACO command-optimization layer with open-systems flexibility, while its product line extends from flash arrays to disk enclosures and GPU servers. Storbyte’s 10-year unlimited-drive-write warranty and emphasis on lower power use underscore its focus on long-lived, cost-conscious data infrastructure.
Established in 1992, Strata Worldwide develops and supplies technologies and products for rugged working environments in mining, civil infrastructure, and maritime operations. The company says its portfolio includes its own IP-protected technologies as well as products from partner companies, and it operates through facilities and distributors across multiple countries. Its stated focus is supporting worker safety, connectivity, and operational awareness.
Strategic Factory is a family-owned Maryland company that began in 1999 when Keith Miller bought an 800-square-foot, two-person quick-print franchise in Pikesville. It has since grown to more than 150 employees and 100,000 square feet of production across three Owings Mills facilities, while retaining a collaborative, hands-on culture recognized on Greater Baltimore’s 2024 Best Places to Work list. The company serves organizations nationwide through a single-point model for branded communications and fulfillment.
Structural Building Solutions supplies and manufactures components for residential and commercial building projects, with its origins in engineered-wood component design, manufacturing, and delivery. It operates component-manufacturing plants in Maryland, North Carolina, and South Carolina, alongside building-material distribution and integrated design services through S1A1 Solutions.
Founded by James E. Strum in 1987, Strum Contracting is a Baltimore company known for custom welding work on heavy civil infrastructure across the Mid-Atlantic. The MBE/DBE-certified firm brings AWS D1.5- and ASME-certified welders to projects ranging from bridge repairs to industrial construction.
Strydent Autonomous Technologies, Inc. develops and manufactures low-cost, attritable autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) and autonomous surface vehicles (ASVs). Its vehicles use proprietary swarm communication, multimodal communications, AI/ML optical targeting, spatial light communications and sensing, and automated robotic systems for scaled production.
Stryker is a global medical technology company that develops and manufactures products intended to improve healthcare and patient outcomes. The company describes its offerings across MedSurg, Neurotechnology and Orthopaedics, and provides related equipment services, including reprocessing and remanufacturing of single-use medical devices.
STULZ manufactures precision cooling and humidity-control equipment for data centers and other mission-critical applications. Its portfolio includes room-cooling, high-density and rack-based cooling, liquid cooling, micro data centers, air handling units, chillers, monitoring systems, shelter cooling, and humidifiers, supported by customized engineering, testing, installation, and service capabilities.
STX is a sports-equipment company known for serving lacrosse players across both the men’s and women’s games. It also makes gear for field hockey and ice hockey, with custom options available for team orders.
Sub-Zero Group, Inc. manufactures luxury kitchen appliances under the Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove brands. Its products include refrigeration, cooking, dishwashing, outdoor cooking, wine storage, and ice-making appliances, designed and engineered in the USA and manufactured in facilities in Wisconsin, Arizona, and Iowa.
Since 1955, SubCom has designed, manufactured, and deployed subsea fiber-optic cable networks that carry data between continents. Based in Newington, New Hampshire, the company integrates network engineering with a 50-acre manufacturing campus, deep-water pier, and fleet of eight purpose-built cable ships. SubCom says it has deployed more than 200 systems and over one million kilometers of subsea cable, and operates as an ISO 14001-compliant company.