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Known for patented, application-specific packaging development, Com-Pac International operates its headquarters and manufacturing facility in Carbondale, Illinois. The company designs and produces custom plastic packaging for medical, pharmaceutical and research customers, with about half of its product sales coming from solutions developed for particular customer applications.
Founded by Joseph E. Anderson II, Combined Technology Solutions is a small, innovation-driven engine technology company shaped by its founder’s “Skunk Works” approach and extensive race-engine experience. Based in Ridgely, Maryland, CTS develops combustion systems for customers seeking cleaner, more efficient operation in automotive and industrial engines. Its Dynamic Spark Ignition technology is also applied to specialized projects, including a 100-mpg Cadillac CTS vehicle.
Since introducing its first ComBlocks in 2001, ComBlock has made modular electronics boards, FPGA/VHDL/IP cores, and ready-to-use transceivers for rapidly prototyping complex communication equipment. Its portable VHDL source cores and compact commercial off-the-shelf modules cover communication links from LANs over radio-frequency, satellite, wireless, and cable connections. Customers in more than 55 countries have used tens of thousands of its modules and IP cores.
Founded by Randy Combs in 2017, Combs Prototype and Fabrication turns difficult ideas into machined and fabricated parts from its shop in California, Maryland. Combs brings 12 years of machining experience to work that spans complex five-axis milling, turning, and sheet-metal fabrication, with a willingness to take on challenging jobs and materials other shops may decline. The company is ITAR registered and offers quotes for prototype and production work.
Founded in 1990 by retired U.S. Navy Surface Warfare Officer Mike West, Command Presents creates individually custom-made mementos for military commands, tours of duty and organizational milestones. Its flagship personalized chairs have been made for more than 20 years, alongside hand-crafted commemorative pieces that carry a customer’s own insignia or logo rather than coming off a shelf. West’s naval career gives the Ponte Vedra-based business an unusually direct understanding of the traditions behind the gifts it makes.
Now marking 46 years in business, Company Seven is a long-standing, community-oriented astronomy specialist based in Laurel, Maryland. It is known for unusually hands-on inspection and support, evaluating equipment before delivery and continuing to help owners long after a sale. The company serves amateur and professional astronomy communities internationally, as well as government and industry clients.
Known for its decades of experience with public-sector work, Compass 360 Solutions is a construction and engineering company serving government agencies. The team is particularly experienced in projects carried out inside occupied healthcare facilities and other tightly controlled environments, where safety, quality control, and coordination matter as much as the construction itself.
Since 1997, Compass Systems has been a certified small business known for turning complex defense and aerospace ideas into technologies ready for operational use. Based in Patuxent River, Maryland, it brings together engineers, technicians, and veterans to support government and commercial customers from development through manufacturing. Its Johnstown, Pennsylvania, manufacturing division has operated since 2004 in a 15,000-square-foot facility.
Family-owned Competition Color makes color-printed folding cartons and paperboard packaging for customers across the United States. Founded in 2003 by Kevin and Wendy Flynn, the company grew from their earlier New York pre-press and graphics business and now brings structural design, mockups, and packaging production together under one roof. Their family team includes the next generation, Matthew and Michael Flynn, who oversee production and sales.
Compliance Control Inc. develops, builds, and tests wired and wireless monitoring systems under the TempGenius brand. Its offerings include temperature, humidity, CO2, pressure, power, water-leak, and people-counting monitoring products and platforms, with installation, calibration, validation, hosting, leasing, rental, and support services for healthcare, laboratories, pharmaceutical, food service, warehousing, manufacturing, agriculture, and related markets.
Known as The Lymphedema Centers, Compression Management Services is a patient-focused medical equipment company with six locations in Western and Central Pennsylvania. Its specialists create individualized plans for people managing swelling, with particular recognition from JOBST as its only Center of Excellence for custom garment fittings. CMS is also accredited by BOC and PAMS.
Founded in 1967 as Comtech Laboratories in Smithtown, New York, Comtech Telecommunications Corp. has spent more than half a century developing communications technology for demanding environments. Now headquartered in Chandler, Arizona, the company is known for secure satellite communications that support military missions and public safety systems worldwide.
Known for three decades of perimeter-security work, Concentric Security & Construction is a security integrator serving government, defense, commercial and other critical facilities. Its team includes board-certified Physical Security Professionals and professional engineers, and the company carries projects from site assessment through construction while maintaining more than 100 service contracts.
As a nonprofit applied scientific research and development organization, Concurrent Technologies Corporation is known for translating difficult engineering problems into practical technologies for government and commercial clients. In Johnstown, its Center for Advanced Nuclear Manufacturing applies that expertise to the emerging small modular and advanced reactor industry, while its laboratory has provided materials testing for more than 35 years.
Since opening in November 1996, Congressional Seafood Company has built its identity around supplying fine-dining kitchens and gourmet markets from its Jessup, Maryland facility. Today, its custom cut-house and distribution operation serves hundreds of hospitality and retail customers across the Mid-Atlantic, with expert fish cutters preparing seafood to each customer’s specifications. Its SQF Level 3 facility supports the company’s emphasis on traceability and food safety.
Baltimore-based Congruence Medical Solutions designs, develops and supplies drug-delivery devices that add precision and usability to standard prefillable syringes and other primary containers. The company is especially known for its award-winning Microliter Dosing Syringe, developed for difficult small-volume injections and recognized with the 2019 PDA Drug Delivery Innovation Award in partnership with Santen Pharmaceutical. Its platforms also address viscous and variable-dose therapies, home injection, and drug waste from vials, including through the ELDO™ technology selected for the Johnson & Johnson Innovation–JLABS and BARDA BLUE KNIGHT program.
With 16-plus years of experience, ConnectInfer designs and manufactures customized sensor-based IoT systems that monitor industrial assets in real time. Its end-to-end work spans hardware, software, machine learning and deployment, turning data from demanding environments into predictive maintenance and operational guidance. The company serves 19 industries and has developed more than 155 solutions, with global installations supporting manufacturing, logistics and other critical operations.
Near Hagerstown, Maryland, Conococheague Stainless builds stainless-steel dairy processing equipment for small and mid-sized food processors, helping artisan operations bridge the gap between countertop tools and large commercial systems. The small manufacturer developed its C-Stainless line after years working in the dairy industry revealed a shortage of quality small-scale equipment, and it also provides plant design and installation support. Its name comes from the nearby Conococheague Creek, named by the Delaware Indians for its many twists and turns.
Celebrating its 50th anniversary, ConservIt, Inc. recycles ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metal across the Maryland, Pennsylvania and West Virginia tri-state area. The Hagerstown-based company also handles commercial roll-off service and secure, witnessed destruction of confidential equipment and materials. ConservIt is 100% employee-owned, with more than 100 employee-owners across three locations.