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Founded in 1944 when Mel Wenger purchased a mill in Rheems, Pennsylvania, Wenger Feeds manufactures custom poultry, swine and dairy feed for farms across the Mid-Atlantic. Its in-house nutritionists and research barns shape made-to-order rations, while a network of ten milling locations supports fresh, consistent delivery. Wenger Feeds also operates a local nutrition and quality laboratory and holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certifications.
From its 32,000-square-foot facility in Westminster, WES Pharma Inc develops and manufactures technology-driven specialty generic drugs for U.S. markets, spanning both prescription and over-the-counter products. The privately owned company takes products from in-house research and formulation through FDA approval and manufacturing, with particular focus on technically difficult, niche medicines. Its scientific team works across solid and liquid dosage forms, including products facing solubility, stability, and complex bioequivalence challenges.
Since 1976, Western Industrial Machining has produced precision-machined parts, sheet-metal components, and mechanical assemblies for industrial and government customers from its Hampstead shop and Westminster satellite facility. The locally owned Maryland manufacturer combines hand craftsmanship with computerized machining and maintains an ISO 9001:2015 quality system, with climate-controlled inspection stations supporting its work. Its four welding stations and in-house finishing and assembly capabilities allow projects to move from fabricated metal parts to completed assemblies under one roof.
Family-owned Westminster Hydraulics has been part of Taneytown’s industrial community since 1979, earning recognition for the careful, customer-specific work behind its custom articulating boom trucks. The company supports operators across the Mid-Atlantic and all 50 states with equipment service and repair, particularly for businesses that depend on hydraulic vehicles to keep working.
Westmor Industries designs and builds equipment for fuel handling and fueling operations, and provides service support for customers across the United States. Founded in 1972 as Olson Blacksmith in Morris, Minnesota, the company grew from welding repairs for agriculture and petroleum customers into a nationwide manufacturer and service provider. Westmor reports 7 locations and more than 376 team members.
Founded in 2007 by defense-aerospace engineers, Frederick-based WGS Systems develops deployable intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance systems for military, intelligence and law-enforcement organizations. The Maryland small business combines systems engineering with in-house product development to support missions from concept through field operations, including custom solutions for manned and unmanned platforms. WGS Systems is AS 9100:2016 certified and serves the U.S. government as a certified small business.
Co-founded by University of Maryland and Yale researchers, WH-Power develops and commercializes next-generation battery technologies from its laboratory in College Park. The company’s portfolio includes rechargeable interhalogen batteries designed for long-distance transport and grid storage, along with lower-cost micro-silicon anodes and cellulose- and shell-derived sustainable battery systems. Its work has received support from the U.S. Department of Energy’s ARPA-E programs, including a $1.5 million project focused on electric rail and maritime transportation.
Born in family garages and professional race shops, 2 Wheel Fabrication is an Elkridge, Maryland facility that builds custom motorcycle parts and motorcycles through metal fabrication and product development. Owner-operators Sam and Joe bring more than two decades of motorcycle experience, including AMA race-team work, military-trained precision, and AWS-certified fabrication expertise. The veteran-owned shop serves the Baltimore-Washington corridor with hands-on custom builds and small-batch components.
WheelTug is developing in-wheel electric motors that let commercial aircraft taxi without using their jet engines or airport tugs. The company’s system is backed by letters of intent from more than 25 airlines representing over 2,000 aircraft, with final assembly and system kitting planned at its 37,000-square-foot WheelTug Works facility in Baltimore. Its engineering and quality plans have been accepted by the FAA as it advances toward certification and manufacturing approval.
Whel-Tech Inc. is a Maryland-certified Minority Business Enterprise known for designing dependable monitoring systems for municipal water and wastewater facilities. Its engineers and factory-trained technicians support projects from initial planning through field commissioning, with an emphasis on straightforward operation, easy maintenance, and long service life.
Whiteford Systems is a Prince Frederick technology company known for shaping audiovisual systems around the particular needs of schools, healthcare organizations, houses of worship, and performance venues. Its work ranges from live event support to custom installations, with Calvert Hall’s student television studio offering a clear example of that tailored approach.
Whithner Screen Graphics, LLC is a Baltimore manufacturer known for making custom triggering screens for ballistic research and testing. It serves defense laboratories, universities, and private research organizations with circuitry patterns tailored to specialized test conditions.
WichiTech Industries designs and manufactures portable hot bonders and composite repair systems, along with inspection and thermocouple equipment for repair work. Its USA-built HB-1 is a compact 3.5-pound unit, while the customizable HB-2 handles larger or more complex repairs, reflecting the company’s focus on practical equipment that is simple to operate and quick to deploy. WichiTech serves both military and commercial customers, from large operations to small repair shops.
A Maryland photonics startup, WiConnectGlobal Corp. develops silicon-photonics optical interconnects and photonic chiplets for AI infrastructure, high-performance computing and next-generation data centers. Its CMOS-compatible, fabless approach combines integrated laser-comb architectures with electronics and packaging to create dense, energy-efficient connections between chips and systems. The company is a member of the NVIDIA Inception Program and Silicon Catalyst Accelerator and holds issued U.S. patents.
Since 1998, Silver Spring’s Wideband Systems has designed and manufactured digital recording systems for aerospace telemetry, communications testing, and intelligence applications. Its configurable DRS recorders include custom-built systems alongside standards-based products, with capabilities tailored to demanding ground-based signal recording and playback. Wideband joined Delta Information Systems in 2021 and continues to operate under its own name as a wholly owned subsidiary.
Wikoff manufactures and supplies printing inks, coatings, and color solutions for the printing and packaging industries. The employee-owned company reports 70 years of service and 23 locations, and says it works with commercial printers, packaging converters, and brand owners worldwide.
Founded in 1960 by former David Taylor Naval Research Center staff, Wilcoxon Sensing Technologies manufactures vibration-monitoring and underwater sensing equipment from its Frederick, Maryland facility. Its long-running defense and marine work informs sensors used to track industrial machinery, while the company also develops custom solutions for demanding applications. Wilcoxon is part of Amphenol and maintains ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certifications.
Started in 1980 with a single press, Wildes-Spirit Design & Printing is a family-run White Plains print shop producing business and marketing materials, with custom signage now part of its offering. The company grew through its 2001 acquisition of Dick Wildes Printing and Mailing and remains in the Stickel family, with Ray Stickel serving as owner and president. Its approximately 12-person team handles projects from design through finishing for clients across the metro area.
Wildpack Beverage is a beverage co-packer and packaging provider supporting middle-market beverage brands with production and can packaging. Founded in 2017, it says it operates six canning facilities and handles production logistics for beverage companies across the country.
With three mills in Maryland and Pennsylvania, Wilkins Rogers Mills produces flour and corn meal for commercial bakeries, food-service distributors and grocers across the East Coast. The company brings a century of milling experience to its work, including stone-ground Indian Head corn meals and Washington flour products, while its Kansas State-trained milling staff can develop flours to meet specific baking applications. Quality control and food safety are central to the operation, with testing laboratories and dedicated programs supporting all three locations.