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Founded in 1993 by engineer Bob Perini, DrinkMore Water is a locally owned Gaithersburg company that purifies, bottles and delivers drinking water to homes and offices across the DMV. Its 40,000-square-foot plant uses a 12-step purification system and supports the company’s distinctly local approach, with DC-area staff answering calls and the business supporting hundreds of community causes each year. DrinkMore’s purified water won Best Purified Water at the 2025 Berkeley Springs International Water Tasting Competition.
For more than 35 years, Drip Research Technology Solutions (DRTS) has designed and assembled machinery for drip-irrigation and plastic-pipe extrusion, including turnkey production lines and standalone equipment. The company has installed more than 500 independently operating factories worldwide, while also supplying pressure-compensating dripper assembly systems and leach-mining irrigation solutions. DRTS assembles its machinery in Turkey and India with European components and supports customers through installation, training, and ongoing technical service.
Since its founding in 2000, Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare has grown into a global medical-equipment manufacturer with offices, factories and warehouses across several continents. The company is known for building practical equipment that supports independence, serving homecare providers, long-term-care organizations and other healthcare channels in more than 100 countries.
Drive Medical is a leading manufacturer of durable medical equipment with a complete line of life-enhancing products focused on innovation, functionality, and value. The company manufactures and supplies a wide range of respiratory therapy products and other medical equipment, serving customers in more than 100 countries.
Driven Metalworks LLC, based in DuBois, Pennsylvania, combines CNC machining and industrial fabrication with engineering to build custom machines and automation systems. The company purchased MDC Machine Inc. in December 2022, bringing machining capability alongside its existing fabrication and product-development work. Its team is led by Product Engineer Logan Shirey, a Certified Vision Professional and Certified Motion Control Professional, and Business Unit Leader Lucas Edmonds, who brings a decade of power-generation experience and oil-and-gas product development to customer projects.
Founded in 2019 by import-performance veterans, New York’s Driven Motorsports builds and modifies high-performance cars, with a particular focus on Nissan GT-Rs and other specialized European and Japanese platforms. The shop combines in-house engine building and dyno calibration with custom fabrication, creating everything from individual upgrades to complete performance builds. Its experience is especially evident in the rare and distinctive cars featured in its custom builds.
Driverge Vehicle Innovations, LLC converts commercial vans into work-ready, wheelchair-accessible and passenger-transport vehicles, with custom upfits shaped around how each fleet operates. Based in Akron with manufacturing facilities across North America, the company serves customers through 10 upfit facilities and supports them through more than 300 service centers. Driverge is an authorized Ford QVM, Mercedes-Benz Expert Solutions and Ram Commercial Q-Pro upfitter, and its accessible taxi conversions include more than 1,000 vehicles on the road.
Drizzle Health is a Baltimore-based health technology company known for addressing the often-overlooked sample-concentration gap in diagnostics. Its patented polymer platform helps clinical, food-safety, and environmental testing teams detect low levels of microorganisms from difficult samples, including through its MagnaSlide and MagnaFlow products.
Founded in 1986 in Italy’s Emilia Motor Valley, family-owned Dromos designs and manufactures customized mechanical power transmissions for demanding off-highway and railway vehicles. Its in-house engineering team works with OEMs from concept through prototype validation, with particular expertise in drive axles and railway gearboxes. Dromos also holds patents for an extensible axle and a pneumatic braking system and supports North American customers through its Dromos USA subsidiary in Michigan.
Since Mehdi Salehi founded it in 2014, Drone City LLC has built its identity around using unmanned technology to improve human lives. Based in New York, the company develops and manufactures autonomous systems for practical missions such as disaster response and delivery, including New York’s first drone delivery in 2022.
Drone11 specialises in the design and manufacturing of drone safety accessories, with the ultimate goal of returning drones to users with minimal damage.
Founded in 2015 in Poland’s Aviation Valley, Dronehub develops and manufactures the autonomous infrastructure that lets drone operations run without constant human handling, including licensable drone-in-a-box systems and their docking and charging technology. Now US-owned and headquartered in North Carolina, the company combines European R&D with a Jasionka factory whose $7.5 million production line came online in 2025. Its work has been funded or validated by the European Space Agency and European Defence Agency, including the AUDROS counter-UAS programme, which received an EDA score of 98 out of 100.
Founded in 2010, Drop Smoke Inc. manufactures and distributes electronic cigarettes and e-liquids, making its juices in Toms River, New Jersey. The company says its made-to-order juices are diacetyl-free, vegan and certified kosher, and that it operates 14 locations across the tristate area while supplying stores nationwide.
Founded in Germany in 1919, Drossbach is an early pioneer of the corrugated tubing industry and now operates a North American manufacturing office. The company serves OEM and industrial customers with flexible conduit for protecting and organizing wiring, while its ability to customize components and respond to short-term demand gives it a distinctly responsive character. Its quality systems are certified to ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949.
Founded in 2000, DRR USA is a Brunswick, Ohio company that grew from a focus on safer kids’ ATVs into a racing-rooted electric-vehicle manufacturer. Its vehicles serve families as well as commercial and government users, with the company holding a patent for its drivetrain and removable battery system.
Founded in 2004 as a small print shop, DRS Imaging & Print has grown into a Doylestown imaging and printing business known for large-format reproduction and unusually careful color work. Its capabilities range from prints as large as 5 by 30 feet to fine-art scanning and reproduction with a commercial CRUSE scanner, while its more than 25 years of construction experience supports fast blueprint and drawing work for architects, engineers, and builders. DRS also handles the less routine parts of a project, including restoring vintage photographs and digitally shape-cutting printed pieces and packaging prototypes.
Based in Holland, Ohio, DRS Inc. is an American-made tooling and plastic injection molding manufacturer that takes projects from mold design and tool building through molded parts and assembly under one roof. With more than 40 years of experience, the company is known for rapid-cut aluminum tooling and quick-turn prototype work, producing anywhere from small prototype runs to 10,000 molded parts at a time. Its 43,600-square-foot facility includes 12 CNC machines and nine injection molding presses, supporting customers from early design-for-manufacturing review through production launch.
Founded by cardiologist and medical administrator Rakesh Shah, DRS.LINQ is developing mHeart, a virtual cardiology platform that combines remote cardiac monitoring with mobile triage for episodes of chest discomfort. Its vEKG wearable captures a 10-lead ECG and other vital signs while the app gathers symptoms and medical history to help guide patients and clinicians toward urgent or elective care. The company’s focus is easing unnecessary emergency-room evaluations while extending cardiac-care access to rural and underserved communities.
As a subsidiary of privately held DRT Holdings, DRT Aerospace is part of a manufacturing group with 11 facilities and more than 70 years of precision-manufacturing experience. Its seven-facility aerospace network supports customers from prototype through production, with a particular reputation for complex, tight-tolerance work for demanding aerospace and power-system applications. All seven facilities are AS9100 certified.
For more than 70 years, DRT Holdings has built its name on highly complex, low-volume manufacturing and pioneered easy-open beverage systems. Its family of companies spans metal packaging, aerospace, and precision manufacturing, operating from ten facilities across the United States and Europe for customers who need specialized engineering and dependable production. DRT also employs more than 500 people and supports projects from early design through delivery.