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Since 1948, Cambridge, Maryland-based Caldwell Casting Company has made aluminum and zinc die-cast components for industrial, commercial, and Department of Defense customers. The U.S. manufacturer supports programs from engineering and steel tool design through production, using hot- and cold-chamber processes to produce close-tolerance parts. Its established domestic operation is built around consistent results and long-term customer partnerships.
Calgaz began as a Cambridge, Maryland, company in 1976 and became an Air Liquide-owned business after pioneering the calibration-gas market. Its development of the four-gas “Quad” mixture in 1991 helped simplify instrument testing, and the company now supports safety-critical users worldwide through three manufacturing sites. Calgaz’s quality system includes ISO 9001, ISO/IEC 17025, and ISO 17034 accreditations.
A woman-owned small business, Calibrated Instruments has been making sampling bags for almost 60 years from its base in McHenry, Maryland. Its Cali-5-Bond™ bags are custom-made for research and industrial users, with customers ranging from universities to environmental laboratories and energy companies around the world. The company is especially known for bags that preserve challenging samples, including low-molecular-weight gases, during storage and transport.
Caloris Engineering designs, builds and supports custom process systems for evaporation, membrane filtration and spray drying, with applications ranging from dairy and food production to industrial wastewater and ethanol processing. Based in Easton, Maryland, the company combines process-systems engineering with in-house manufacturing through its 2019 acquisition of Seitz Stainless. Its technical contributors bring more than 250 years of cumulative Caloris-related experience, and the company’s patented Low-Spore Process won the 2018 ADPI Breakthrough Award for Dairy Ingredient Innovation.
Calvary Spine designs, manufactures, and distributes FDA-cleared interbody fusion devices made from PEEK-OPTIMA polymer, with lumbar and cervical spacers intended to support spinal fusion and restore disc height. Based in Baltimore, the company differentiates itself by pairing surgeon-designed implants and instruments with annual price guarantees that it says run 30%–50% below typical market pricing. Its service model includes next-day delivery, loaner instruments, and exchanges for unused inventory.
Founded by Chris Wagner in 1992 after years developing factory automation, CAM Technologies is an industrial controls company known for tackling difficult compressed-air engineering challenges. Its work has reached manufacturing applications worldwide, including more than 1,500 installed control systems and automation of over 9,000 air compressors. CAM’s data-driven approach is aimed at helping industrial operators use compressed air more efficiently and reliably.
Known within Regal Rexnord for its woven-metal expertise, Cambridge makes conveying and engineered mesh solutions for food-processing and industrial customers. Its work also serves filtration, packaging, and architectural applications, giving the brand a reach beyond conventional conveyor equipment.
Cambridge Engineered Solutions traces its roots to Cambridge, Maryland, where it began weaving wire cloth more than 100 years ago; one of its early customers was Thomas Edison. Now part of Regal Rexnord following its 2016 acquisition by Rexnord, the company is known for engineered woven-mesh solutions used in food processing and industrial applications.
Founded in 1981 by MIT organic chemist Joel Bradley, Cambridge Isotope Laboratories has grown from a four-person startup into a US-based company with roughly 850 employees worldwide. Now part of the Otsuka Group, CIL is known for its stable-isotope expertise, including a long-running production presence in Xenia, Ohio, and supports scientific and industrial customers with nonradioactive isotope-labeled materials.
For more than two decades, Cambridge Scales has built weighing equipment in Western Chester County, Pennsylvania, with a later expansion into Western Maryland. The company’s service-bench experience shapes its distinctive approach: scales are deliberately over-built and engineered for convenient calibration and maintenance access. Cambridge Scales supports its products with a team reporting more than 100 years of combined experience.
Camsquare helps government agencies, schools, and community organizations modernize legacy systems through secure technology implementation and operational support. Founded six years ago, the Upper Marlboro company works beyond the consulting stage, building digital capacity alongside resilient infrastructure and supporting clients through delivery and compliance. Its capabilities also extend into procurement and build-to-print work for aviation and defense applications.
Founded in 1973, Canam Steel Corporation is a service-oriented manufacturer of engineered steel building products, with six manufacturing facilities serving customers across the United States. It custom engineers and fabricates steel joists and deck products, and provides engineering support for construction projects. The company identifies schools, warehouses, commercial spaces, and other buildings as settings served by its structural products.
Canary makes a plug-and-play AI camera and monitoring system for forklifts that detects nearby pedestrians and alerts drivers to collision hazards. Its system installs on existing industrial vehicles without modifications, while safety dashboards track near misses and digital inspections help managers monitor fleet readiness and compliance.
CANECA Coffee Roasters is a small-batch roaster built around fresh, made-to-order coffee and distinctive flavor profiles. It serves individual coffee drinkers as well as hospitality customers, with its Cajamarca Gold single-origin coffee available alongside convenient single-serve options.
Founded in 2009 by Arnold Heckman, Andy Rickert and Harborside Health Center co-founder Steve De’Angelo, Cannaline makes custom and stock packaging for marijuana and CBD brands. From its Mid-Atlantic headquarters, the company combines an in-house creative design team with manufacturing partners in the United States and Asia, serving both small and large orders with compliance-focused packaging and in-house jar and pre-roll-tube labeling at its Jessup location. Cannaline also operates distribution centers on both coasts for international fulfillment.
Founded in 2003 by former military engineers, Cantada designs and builds hardware, software, and cybersecurity solutions for demanding government and private-sector missions. Its work spans embedded systems and RF communications, with products such as the Constellation satellite equipment suite alongside services in vulnerability research, data analysis, and test engineering. The company’s engineering team includes experience from the U.S. Navy and Air Force, military communications, and large-scale software and electronics development.
Tracing its roots to Israel Hershman’s 1887 horse-and-wagon recycling operation in New Haven, Canusa Hershman now trades recyclable commodities and other raw materials while managing supply chains around the world. The company grew through the 2002 merger of the Hershman family business and Canusa Corporation, and today moves more than one million tons of recovered materials each year alongside plastic resins, packaging papers, and pulp alternatives. Its environmental history includes FSC® Chain of Custody offerings, a LEED®-certified headquarters, and charitable giving that has continued since 1981.
Founded in 1983, CAP Industries—also known as Columbia Architectural Products—fabricates standard and custom metal products, specializing in engineered wall cladding systems for the metal wall panel industry. The Beltsville, Maryland company grew from making window and storefront infill panels and now supports projects with in-house engineering, project management, and customer service.
Family-owned and operated since 1990, Capital Canopies, Inc. is led by Dianne Asher and Arnold Warner Jr., certified master fabric craftsmen with more than 40 years of combined experience. Serving Maryland, Washington, D.C., and Northern Virginia, the company is known for its in-house fabric work and careful pre-fitting of custom canopies for commercial and residential clients.
Capital Compounding is a small-business pharmacy in Bethesda with decades of compounding expertise and a technology-minded approach to patient care. It prepares prescription medications for individual patients whose needs may not be met by standard products, working directly with prescribers and offering pharmacist consultations along the way.