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Founded in 2015 by three friends from Edinburgh University, Tala is a British lighting company creating contemporary LED bulbs and fixtures from its London headquarters. Its design-led work pairs energy-efficient, long-life lighting with considered materials, including mouth-blown glass and recyclable aluminium, and includes signature pieces such as the Voronoi bulb. Tala is a Certified B Corporation and designs its products with sustainability in mind from manufacture through disposal.
TALARIA® POWER TECH makes electric motorcycles, describing itself as a Sino-Hong Kong joint venture and a new-energy company combining Chongqing manufacturing with global innovation. Its stated focus is a new generation of electric motorcycles, including models for off-road riding.
Founded by Joseph Eugene Talley in 1956, Talley Jewelry is a family jewelry business creating fine and custom-designed pieces in Farmville, Virginia. Now led by Ron Talley, the second-generation company combines traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design, including distinctive custom jewelry for Fire, EMS, and Police agencies—a specialty it has developed for more than 25 years. Its boutique also offers professional appraisals, repair services, and an estate collection on consignment.
From its Baltimore base, Tamarian designs and imports fine handmade rugs knotted in the Tibetan tradition, with Nepalese workshops producing pieces that range from traditional to contemporary. The company also develops custom rugs and its Habit collection, extending its craft to hand-woven designs from India and Afghanistan. Tamarian has been a Label STEP Fair Trade Partner since 2021 and is described as one of Nepal’s largest import-export ventures focused on hand-woven rugs.
Founded in 1944, TAMKO Building Products LLC manufactures residential roofing shingles and waterproofing products. Its name is an acronym for Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma, the company’s original trade area; TAMKO says its trade area now covers all 50 states. The company is known for its Heritage and Proline shingle series and describes its roofing products as made at U.S. facilities using some globally sourced component materials.
Founded in 1995 by architect-builder Alan Stein and textile design team member Nancy Virts, Tanglewood Conservatories designs, engineers, manufactures, and installs custom glass structures. Its Maryland craft teams draw on a Chesapeake Bay shipbuilding lineage to handcraft conservatories and greenhouses tailored to each client's site and design.
Tanks Direct began in 1993 when Paul Robertson and Joel Nicchitta started supplying tanks and parts to Maryland-area mechanical contractors. Still guided by its co-founders, the company has grown into a national storage-tank contractor serving projects across the East Coast, with a 13,000-square-foot fabrication facility added in Western Maryland in 2025.
Founded in 2016 through a collaboration between UMBC engineering researchers and Johns Hopkins sleep physicians, Tanzen Medical develops remote-monitoring technology for diagnosing and managing sleep movement disorders. Its RestEaze system combines an ankle-worn sensor, mobile app, and cloud analytics to characterize leg movements across multiple nights at home rather than relying only on a single in-lab study. Tanzen has received FDA Breakthrough Device Designation for RestEaze and has sold the system in limited quantities for sleep research.
Founded by former USA Shooting Team member Eddy Esworthy in 1991, TargetWorx designs, manufactures, and installs indoor shooting ranges and their equipment. The Annapolis company grew from Esworthy’s experience visiting ranges around the world and is best known for its wireless, battery-powered target retrieval system, first installed at the NRA Headquarters Range in 2010. TargetWorx keeps the business relatively small while designing its electronic systems in-house and building many components in the USA.
Opened by the Kalicka family in 1977, Tasty Shirt Company creates custom screen-printed and embroidered apparel for customers in the DC area and beyond. The family brought experience from Warner Bros. promotions and West Coast retail and wholesale shirt businesses back home, building a company that now has more than 40 years in the trade. Tasty Shirt works with more than 100 apparel brands and guides customers from artwork review through proofing and production.
Founded in Baltimore in 1924, Tate Andale is a four-generation American manufacturer known for industrial equipment that often remains in service for decades. Its in-house team builds strainers and filters for demanding fluid systems, including those aboard U.S. Navy ships and in power-generation facilities, while continuing to support legacy equipment from earlier industrial brands.
Founded in 1995 by Bruce Taylor and several partners in California’s Salinas Valley, Taylor Fresh Foods produces salads and healthy fresh foods. The family-rooted company says it has grown to 20,000 employees and operates production facilities across the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and Western Europe. It partners with hundreds of family farmers and is known for fresh, ready-to-prepare produce products.
Taylor Water Technologies manufactures water-testing products and has been a water-testing specialist for nearly a century. The company describes its solutions as produced at Taylor facilities and serves pool and spa, aquarium, and industrial water-testing applications.
Since 1995, TBP Construction Products has supplied commercial construction professionals with waterproofing, weatherproofing, masonry and concrete repair materials. The privately held distributor stands apart through decades of construction expertise, three stocking warehouses, in-house delivery and a custom fabrication division for glazing materials. TBP also provides architectural and engineering guidance, contractor support and custom tinting to help teams select and receive the right materials for demanding projects.
TBS Dental has manufactured dental instruments since 1992, and its family business took a distinct turn when brothers Haseeb Sajid and Hassan Malik developed FRINGS®, a U.S.-patented spring-driven forceps design. Based on research into how dentists use their instruments, the company now develops tools and procedure solutions intended to reduce hand strain and make dentistry more efficient. TBS Dental has more than 250 employees across its operations and sells exclusively through Patterson Dental in the United States and Canada.
TCOM, L.P. designs, manufactures, integrates, repairs, and sustains lighter-than-air aerostat and airship systems, aerospace structures, components, subassemblies, avionics, tethers, mooring stations, and ground support equipment. It serves defense, homeland security, aerospace, border and maritime security, critical infrastructure protection, disaster response, and commercial missions.
Serving the Eastern Shore since 2009, TD Digital Printers is a Salisbury-based commercial print shop producing business materials and promotional pieces for Delmarva customers. The company handles projects large and small, with typical turnaround times of 24 to 72 hours and local pickup and bulk delivery available.
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.