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Founded by Jocelyn Renee after her own 2012 loc journey, Crown Elements makes scalp-focused hair-care products specifically for locs. The Greenbelt, Maryland company grew from Renee’s work as a cosmetologist and certified loctician, using botanical ingredients to create lightweight, handcrafted formulas designed to keep locs healthy without buildup. Crown Elements launched its collection online on January 5, 2017, and has since helped thousands of people care for their locs.
Founded in 2015 by architect Justin Kwash and sculptor Paul Crump, Baltimore’s Crump & Kwash designs and manufactures contemporary heirloom furniture. Its artisans make each piece in Baltimore City, blending time-honored craft with modern manufacturing and a restrained design approach rooted in simplicity. The studio is especially distinctive for its hand-finished furniture and willingness to develop custom sizing, finishes, and pieces for trade clients.
Crusader Chemical Co. is a third-generation, family-owned specialty producer of defoaming and dewebbing additives, with more than 70 years serving manufacturers of dipped latex and nitrile goods. Based in Baltimore, the company supplies customized process solutions used in products ranging from medical gloves to catheters and other dip-molded goods, along with release aids and advisory services for the glove industry. Its products are FDA compliant and include silicone-based and silicone-free formulations tailored to different manufacturing processes.
Born from a tube-making operation founded in 1899, CTA GmbH in Ludwigsburg develops, manufactures and contract-fills liquid to highly viscous chemical-technical products. Now an independent Tubex Group subsidiary, CTA combines formulation expertise with a 3,600-square-metre production site, 38 filling lines and a particular specialization in tube and two-component cartridge filling. Its ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications support a process that runs from product development through packaging and worldwide logistics, with a Baltimore facility extending that filling capability to the U.S. market.
Founded in 1989 by current CEO Bob Roche, Westminster-based CTRL Systems designs and manufactures acoustic ultrasound equipment and condition-monitoring solutions for industrial and aerospace reliability work. Its technology has been used from naval platforms and oil rigs to commercial aircraft and the International Space Station, with the UL101 detector serving as the company’s signature tool for finding leaks and diagnosing equipment while it remains in operation. CTRL also supports implementation through cloud-based data analysis, training, and consulting, and states that its quality system complies with ISO 9001:2015.
Founded in 2005, CTSi (Coherent Technical Services) is a Maryland aerospace and defense engineering company known for tackling difficult technical problems through close customer collaboration. Its work supports the Department of Defense, NASA, and commercial customers, and the company became part of Aether Aerospace in 2025.
Cub Cadet has been building outdoor power equipment since 1961, beginning with its first garden tractor and later becoming known for innovations such as the world’s first hydrostatic-drive garden tractor. Today, the brand makes lawn and commercial mowers, snow blowers, and utility vehicles, supported by a national network of independent servicing dealers.
Founded by Joseph R. Daniel in 1976, Culpeper Wood Preservers remains a family-owned company rooted in Culpeper, Virginia. What began as a single local treating operation has grown into a 22-plant business with more than 800 employees, supplying independent lumber dealers across the Eastern United States and beyond.
Cummins Inc. is a global power technology company based in Columbus, Indiana, known for supporting equipment throughout its working life rather than only building the original machine. It manufactures engines and generators for transportation, industrial and stationary-power customers, with more than 9,000 service locations worldwide and specialized support such as Coach Care for recreational vehicles.
Cummins-Wagner is a 100% employee-owned distribution and service company that engineers, distributes, installs, maintains, and repairs industrial equipment including pumps, air compressors, and heat transfer equipment. They serve commercial/HVAC, industrial, municipal, and sanitary markets across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast through multiple subsidiaries.
Amish-owned Curbo Curbs has carried its Lancaster, Pennsylvania, roots into a 10-acre Maryland operation since 1985. Its team produces concrete parking curbs for contractors, property managers, and warehouse operators, pairing traditional craftsmanship with modern production methods and nationwide service.
Curtiss-Wright Valves Division supplies Dyna-Flo control valve systems, actuators and instrumentation; Farris pressure relief and directional control valves; and EST Group heat-exchanger repair, isolation, testing and replacement products. Its stated markets include oil and gas, refining and petrochemical, power generation, chemical, mining, pulp and paper, food and beverage, shipbuilding, modular plant construction and general industry.
Known in Salisbury for its work in military and aerospace electronics, Custom Cable Solutions, Inc. is a locally operated manufacturer of engineered cable assemblies. Its 51,000-square-foot facility supports customers who require build-to-print production with traceable materials and documented quality controls. CCSI employs more than 100 certified technicians, engineers, and other interconnect specialists, and operates under ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certification.
Custom Cake Design is a Gaithersburg, Maryland bakery that creates handcrafted cakes, cupcakes, and sweets to order with fresh ingredients and artisan techniques. The business says it has been creating confectionary treats since 1981 and has served clients ranging from celebrities to the President of the United States. Head chef and owner Raquel leads the work, and the company’s cake designers are professionally trained in patisserie.
Custom Glass Services, Inc. is a glazing contractor that fabricates and installs exterior and interior glazing systems, aluminum framing, curtainwalls, storefronts, entrances, glass, metal panels, screenwalls, louvers, skylights, and canopies. The company serves the DC, Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania area and operates a warehouse for fabrication and material storage.
Custom Ink provides customized apparel, promotional products, workwear, uniforms, drinkware, bags, office supplies, technology products, signage, gifts, and other branded merchandise for businesses, organizations, groups, and events. Its capabilities include screen printing, digital printing, embroidery, laser engraving, design support, proof review, group ordering, fundraising, and delivery services.
Established in 1984, Custom Machine produces precision-machined parts in prototype and production quantities for Mid-Atlantic customers, working with materials from aluminum and plastics to difficult high-temperature alloys. Its Hagerstown shop combines multi-axis machining and turning with a quality department equipped with two coordinate-measuring machines and a Keyence vision system. The company has held ISO 9001 certification since 2002 and is also AS9102 FAIR capable, NIST 800-171 compliant, and ITAR registered.
Formed in 2012 by two former U.S. Navy composite specialists, Custom Technologies grew from their work solving difficult structural problems at NSWC Carderock. The Millersville firm applies more than 90 years of combined Department of Defense experience to composite technology projects for government and private-sector customers, with particular depth in marine and aviation work.
Custom Thermoelectric grows its own BiTe semiconductor crystals and makes thermoelectric modules—also known as Peltier devices—for cooling, heating, and power generation. Working entirely in-house, the Bishopville company specializes in designs that are not available off the shelf, from unusual dimensions and electrical requirements to embedded sensors and high-temperature or high-G environments. It also builds thermoelectric assemblies ranging from one-off prototypes to production runs of 500.
Since 1965, Cutts & Case Shipyard has carried forward the legacy of yacht designer and builder Eddie Cutts Sr. in Oxford, Maryland, where Eddie Cutts Jr. and Ronnie Cutts now lead the yard. It is best known for preserving the character of wooden boats while applying the patented Cutts Method to custom yachts and older vessels.