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For nearly two decades, Avista Realtime Systems has been the engineering partner behind complex control environments used by utilities, municipalities, and industrial organizations. The Elkridge company is known for taking responsibility across a project’s full life, from system design through commissioning and support, with work that includes SCADA for large power networks and water utilities. It also develops aviCore, a managed platform for monitoring critical infrastructure.
Founded by former professional American-Israeli basketball player Tamir Goodman, AVIV reimagines basketball equipment with a moisture-wicking, antimicrobial net that dries and cleans the ball as it passes through the hoop. Based in Baltimore, the company also makes removable net signage that lets teams and sponsors change their branding without damaging the net, while championing women’s sports and gender equality.
Founded in Washington, D.C., in 1931, AW Industries is a family-owned mattress manufacturer now based in Landover, Maryland. After shifting its focus fully to bedding in the early 1990s, the fourth generation of the Krupsaw family continued the company’s American-made Sleepwell line alongside licensed brands and hospitality bedding. The company employs more than 200 people and serves residential, commercial, and hotel customers through a broad retailer network.
AwardsPlus grew from a family-home basement business launched in 1974 into a long-running recognition company serving the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area and beyond. Its Clinton, Maryland, team produces personalized awards for organizations, with the capacity to handle both large orders and small custom work.
Awarewolf Gear makes mobility canes for blind and low-vision users, including the All Terrain Cane developed from its founder’s own hiking needs after vision loss in Sedona, Arizona. Designed by blind users for the blind and low-vision community, its titanium All Terrain Cane is built for rugged ground, while the Urban Xplorer adapts that durability to everyday streets. The company also supports mobility access through cane donations, veteran assistance and a monthly community gathering called A Call For The Wild.
Founded in Maryland in 2022 by gamers and PC enthusiasts, Axiom Gaming builds pre-configured and custom gaming PCs aimed at making capable systems accessible across a range of budgets. The company’s identity is shaped by founders Blake Welsh’s cybersecurity background and Daniel Kurtz’s CompTIA Security+ certification, which inform its focus on secure, carefully tested systems. Axiom also develops its own Nova Series cases and offers workstation and HPC solutions alongside its gaming desktops.
Founded by Dr. Tara T. A’Daora after she personally experienced hair loss, AYURS is a Towson-based wellness company built around her holistic approach to hair and scalp health. Its hand-blended, doctor-formulated products are made onsite at A’Daora Trichology & Wellness Institute for people seeking support with hair loss and scalp concerns.
Founded in 1966 by Roger Roark Sr. and Harry Brown, B/R Instrument Corporation designs and builds laboratory distillation equipment in Easton, Maryland, including fractional distillation systems and solvent recyclers. The company began as a general glassware manufacturer before specializing in spinning band distillation under a DuPont patent in 1968, and now supplies systems from micro to pilot scale. Its equipment is made in the USA and has been installed in more than 50 countries.
Founded in 1980 by a father-and-son team, B&B Manufacturing is a family-owned Maryland sheet-metal fabrication shop making precision parts and assemblies from concept through finished production. The Bates legacy now extends to Jared Bates, the third generation of the family to run the business, which combines in-house engineering, fabrication and inspection under one roof. B&B is ISO 9001:2015 accredited and produces its parts at its Maryland headquarters.
B&B Precision Wire EDM began in 1994 as a father-and-son shop founded by Bud and Bob Knell, and it remains a family-run business now in its third generation. The Forest Hill company serves customers ranging from research laboratories to defense contractors, taking on both one-off challenges and production work. Its 8,700-square-foot facility is registered for ITAR and SAM government contracting.
B&G Foods, Inc. is a multibillion-dollar food company that acquires and invests in established brands and brings packaged foods to consumers through a portfolio of more than 50 brands. Founded in 1996 around the historic B&G brand, whose roots date to 1889, the company has grown to report $1.83 billion in net sales in 2025 and more than 2,500 employees.
Founded in February 2009 as a joint venture between Canusa Hershman Recycling and Tom Bach, BACH Polymers buys, processes, and trades prime and recycled plastic resins for manufacturers. The Annapolis-based company has grown from a domestic recycled-resin business into an international trader handling more than 30 million pounds of material each month, while also helping customers develop recycling programs and source suitable feedstock. Its team supports the trade with logistics, consulting, equipment sales, and flexible financing.
Founded in 2018 by Navy veteran and Naval Academy graduate Shawn D. James, Back Creek Canvas makes custom marine canvas and upholstery for boats around Annapolis and the Chesapeake Bay. Based at Horn Point Harbor Marina, the shop draws on James’s sailing experience and training with certified Master Fabric Craftsmen to build canvas with clean finishes designed to withstand the elements. Back Creek Canvas is also certified as service-disabled veteran-owned and veteran-owned.
Back River Precast, LLC manufactures custom precast and cast stone products, with more than 30 years of experience in precast concrete. The company describes itself as a full-service manufacturer, providing engineering and design through fabrication and delivery, and makes standard and custom products at its Reisterstown, Maryland plant.
Founded in 1997, Backbone Mechanical Design is a custom engineering and manufacturing company known for solving specialized production and maintenance challenges in transportation-related industries. It develops machinery and equipment for aerospace, industrial, and automotive customers, with projects ranging from aircraft-engine support tooling to integrated factory systems.
Started by two brothers in a retired farm building, Backyard Creations of Lancaster has spent 20 years building custom wooden sheds, garages and other backyard structures with Amish craftsmen in southern Lancaster County. The Lancaster operation sells directly from the builder and can deliver assembled buildings or construct them on site when a property cannot accommodate a truck or a prebuilt structure. Its work includes distinctive custom garages with lofts and dormers, along with practical storage buildings and playhouses.
Family-owned Backyard Escapes was founded in 2010 by Ryan and Christina Hurley and serves Delmarva’s Eastern Shore from its Pocomoke City base. The company is known for pairing Amish craftsmanship from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, with faith-driven values and no-pressure, relationship-based service for homeowners seeking a lasting backyard structure.
Bad Ass Kneeboards grew from pilot Sean’s need for an iPad-ready kneeboard on a cross-country flight into a handmade U.S. operation making custom flight kneeboards and bags. Its designs have since been used in everything from Cessnas and Pipers to military rotorcraft, EMS aircraft, and a privately owned Sea Harrier. The company continues refining its kneeboards with input from pilots.
Bad Lab Apparel grew out of its founder’s move from the fire service into business, with two rescued black Labs—Jetty and Grady—providing the name and spirit. The local company has expanded from one employee and a manual press into an eight-person operation known for supporting Baltimore-area public-safety departments and other community organizations through custom apparel and promotional products.
Bahari Energy, incorporated in 2009, develops and manufactures compact wind towers that use a windcatcher-inspired design to generate renewable electricity in urban settings. Founded by aerospace engineer Habib Bahari, the company combines architectural ideas drawn from the Persian baadgir with ducted turbines and has tested its concept with a one-eighth-scale prototype. Its work is aimed at bringing distributed wind power to places where conventional exposed-blade turbines are difficult to use.