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Family owned and operated since 1949, VacPac Inc. converts and prints custom flexible packaging, with a particular focus on food-preservation films and bags. Founded in a small Baltimore factory, the company now serves customers worldwide and is especially known for high-barrier shrink packaging and Ready 2 Cook™ freezer-to-oven solutions. Its food-grade facility is BRCGS “A” rated, GFSI certified, and operates with a certified HACCP program; VacPac is also certified women owned and operated.
Vakkerlight designs and manufactures handcrafted, design-forward lighting for homes, hospitality spaces, and commercial projects. Founded in 2014, the company operates a 100,000-square-foot factory with more than 150 craftspeople and pairs direct production with fulfillment hubs in Baltimore and California. Its custom-lighting program includes free 3D visualizations within 24 hours, physical sample approval, and project support for clients worldwide.
Founded in historic Frederick, Maryland, in 1991 by Melvin and Paul Galloway, Valley Graphic Service is a locally established commercial printer serving customers throughout the Mid-Atlantic and nationwide. The company’s experienced employees bring a careful, hands-on approach to each customer’s print project.
Valleywood Pallets builds and supplies wood pallets, and has served business partners since 1973. Based in the Baltimore area, the company serves businesses in Maryland, Delaware, West Virginia, and portions of Pennsylvania and Virginia. It also buys used pallets and provides pallet repair and return services.
Valmet supplies process technologies, automation, and services to industries including pulp, paper, tissue, and energy production. Its offerings include complete pulp-mill equipment and machinery for making and converting paper and tissue, alongside energy-production and flow-control solutions.
Valneva SE is a specialty vaccine company that develops, manufactures and commercializes preventive vaccines for infectious diseases where medical needs remain unmet. Its travel-health business includes three commercial vaccines, among them a single-shot chikungunya vaccine, while its research pipeline reaches into diseases such as Lyme disease, Shigella and Zika. With more than 650 employees across six countries and in-house manufacturing operations in Scotland, Sweden and Austria, Valneva combines vaccine development with production and clinical-services capabilities.
Founded in 1983, Valpac manufactures water- and solvent-based adhesives and coatings through three Mid-Atlantic production sites, with toll and contract manufacturing as its primary business. The company also develops custom formulations and is particularly known for latex-free cold-seal cohesives used in medical packaging. Valpac serves customers from its Maryland facilities and supports projects with sourcing, packaging, warehousing, and logistics.
Valtir, LLC manufactures highway safety products and has been innovating roadway safety design since 1969. Formerly Trinity Highway, it became Valtir in 2022 and supplies roadway safety products across the United States and internationally, including water-filled barricades and crash cushions.
Founded in 2017, VANKYO develops home-entertainment projectors and related display products, bringing big-screen viewing to living rooms, bedrooms and outdoor settings. The brand expanded from affordable entry-level models into premium projection with its first ultra-short-throw, triple-laser projector, while its Google TV and Roku TV models keep streaming built in. VANKYO says it reached No. 1 in North American projector unit sales in 2025, according to Circana, after ranking among the market’s top manufacturers for five consecutive years.
Since its founding in 1981, Vanns Spices has built its identity around helping American food businesses bring their own spice brands to market. From its Baltimore manufacturing center, the company develops private-label seasonings for retailers and food manufacturers, with a production operation sized to support both emerging brands and national distribution.
Founded by Joseph Polk in 1992, Vantage Systems grew from a one-person software consulting firm into a nearly 400-employee Small Disadvantaged Business serving federal space programs. Its teams provide engineering and IT support for NASA, the Department of Defense, and related research organizations, with a hands-on culture built around customer satisfaction and long-term mission support. Vantage holds ISO 9001:2015 certification and maintains AS9100 compliance.
Varieties Inc. provides screen printing and embroidery on apparel and promotional goods, with no minimums and the ability to handle any size or color. Its offerings also include custom banners and signs, helping customers turn logos and artwork into printed merchandise and displays.
Varsity Graphics is a small business founded in 2017, built around community projects and more than 25 years of experience in design, marketing, fundraising and print production. It works with schools, teams and nonprofit organizations to create custom celebration graphics, with senior banners among its best-known specialties. Its fundraising programs have helped school groups raise more than $230,000 over the past two years.
Vascenti manufactures parts and supplies components for military, aerospace, defense, and civilian aviation customers. Based in Stevensville, Maryland, the company also provides parts-on-demand and supply-chain logistics, drawing on a network of more than 100 suppliers. Vascenti reports six-plus years of operation, more than 60,000 parts supplied, and over 40 years of combined experience.
Spun out of the nonprofit Caring Cross, Vector BioMed develops and manufactures lentiviral vectors for gene and cell therapy programs. Its LENTIVERSE™ platform combines custom vector engineering with ready-to-deploy solutions for CAR-T manufacturing, using a platform-based approach intended to shorten the path from concept to clinic. The Gaithersburg public benefit corporation pairs decades of lentiviral experience with a focus on transparent economics and expanding access to advanced therapies worldwide.
VedaVere LLC is a Gaithersburg consulting firm shaped by senior experience in AI research, global biotechnology, and technology-company operations. Its team helps private-sector and federal clients move beyond demonstrations to AI systems that function in real operating environments. The firm also incubates independent ventures, including Matchvox in clinical research.
Started by the Vandgrifft family in 1988, Venture Trailers manufactures boat trailers designed to carry vessels from the road to the ramp. Based in Baltimore, the company has spent more than 35 years pairing made-in-the-USA construction with dealer and customer support that continues after the sale. Its lineup ranges from trailers for smaller fishing boats to larger pontoon applications, including the premium Commander line.
Based in Aberdeen, Maryland, Veritech designs software and hardware, develops tactical communications products, and manufactures equipment for U.S. military and commercial applications. Its work spans rapid prototyping through OEM production, with a particular focus on military network devices, radio solutions, and rugged WedgeLink adapters for tactical radios. Veritech is an 8(a), minority-owned small business and an ISO 9001:2015-certified engineering and technology firm registered under ITAR.
Family- and veteran-owned since 1993, VēRUS Pet Foods makes holistic dog and cat food with carefully sourced ingredients, including freeze-dried live probiotics and omega-3 fatty acids. Its formulas are produced at an EU-certified facility and are designed around nutrient conversion and complete nutritional needs for pets at different life stages. VēRUS says it has never been involved in a recall.
Founded in 2005 as an Imperial College London technology spin-out, Veryan Medical develops vascular devices built around the relationship between vessel geometry and blood flow. Its signature BioMimics 3D Vascular Stent System uses a patented three-dimensional nitinol helical design to recreate swirling flow in treated arteries. Veryan became part of Otsuka Medical Devices in 2018, with research and development based at its innovation centre in Galway, Ireland.