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With headquarters in Timonium, Maryland, AiRISTA is a technology-driven company known for its real-time location expertise, substantial patent portfolio, and hundreds of customer deployments worldwide. It develops location systems for organizations such as healthcare providers and manufacturers, using its sofia platform to turn information about people and assets into operational insight. AiRISTA holds ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certifications.
Founded in 2012 by scientists working in particulate measurement since the early 1990s, AirPhoton designs and manufactures field-deployable instruments for measuring airborne particulates and trace gases. The Maryland-based company, now part of GRASP Earth, pairs laboratory-level measurement capability with practical deployment in networks and missions including SPARTAN and NASA’s MAIA. Its instruments are built alongside scientific expertise in interpreting particulate and gas measurements, rather than sold as standalone hardware.
Since 1967, Frederick’s Airport View Signs has designed, fabricated, installed, and serviced commercial signs for businesses and community organizations. Its in-house team handles projects from dimensional lobby lettering to illuminated exterior signs, with crane trucks and a licensed master electrician supporting installation and repairs across the region.
With more than three decades of safety and maintenance expertise, AIRTEC is a U.S.-based airborne mission solutions provider known for operating a custom fleet of specially modified aircraft. From its headquarters at St. Mary’s Airport in Maryland, the company supports government and partner-nation missions worldwide, including reconnaissance and scientific data collection. AIRTEC’s FAA-approved Part 145 repair station underscores the aviation standards behind that work.
AirVerter, a division of Smith Eastern Corporation, makes HVLP industrial paint spray guns and portable pollution-control equipment that capture overspray and fumes at the source. Begun in 1964 and working in Jessup, Maryland since 1996, the veteran-owned small business developed its PAPCE and CAPS systems for out-of-booth touch-up work and serves military and aerospace users. Its innovations include nine issued patents, with products made in the USA and used in applications ranging from aviation painting to shipboard coatings.
AirZap is the air-purification technology business of UV American Technology, LLC, founded in January 2021 under the leadership of President and CEO Gary Davidson and COO Ilyas Hamidzai. It develops HVAC-integrated systems for homes and buildings, giving contractors a fast-installing way to provide single-pass air treatment.
AIS Healthcare combines specialty pharmacy, nursing, and clinical services to deliver targeted drug delivery and infusion care for patients with complex and rare conditions. Its Advanced Infusion Care division provides treatment at home and in dedicated outpatient centers, while two fully redundant 503A compounding pharmacies support patient-specific medications for implanted intrathecal pumps. The company’s nationwide care team includes more than 300 registered nurses and nurse practitioners, and its services are dually accredited by URAC and ACHC.
Since 1983, AIV Inc. has supported patient-care equipment with refurbished infusion pumps, replacement parts, and repair services, while also making its PowerMATE® medical power taps. The Harmans company grew from refurbishing kidney dialysis machines into a medical-device business whose technicians recondition pumps in an ISO 13485:2016-certified facility, with same-day shipping available for many patient-ready units and in-stock parts. AIV also holds FDA 510(k) clearances for several of its devices and has operated from a 20,000-square-foot facility since its 2005 expansion.
AKASO Tech LLC makes accessible cameras and imaging gear for outdoor adventure, from compact action cameras to its AKASO 360 and Seemor full-color night-vision binoculars. The company’s distinctive focus is ease of use: its cameras are built for everyone from first-time creators to professionals, while its Team AKASO program supplies gear and support to people sharing real-life experiences. AKASO also says it incorporates sustainability into its business model and works with athletes and public-welfare initiatives.
A Frederick, Maryland molecular diagnostics company, Akonni Biosystems is known for building integrated tools that help laboratories extract and analyze genetic material. Its nearly 20,000-square-foot manufacturing facility sits near Fort Detrick, the NIH and the National Cancer Institute, and its work includes the TruTip system for streamlined nucleic-acid preparation. Akonni develops these products for clinical diagnostics and research laboratories seeking practical, high-throughput testing workflows.
Founded in 1978, woman-owned AL-Tech Associates distributes and assembles electronic interconnect products, with a particular focus on custom cable and harness assemblies for demanding aerospace, military and commercial applications. Its Fruitland operation spans 25,000 square feet and draws on more than 250 years of combined experience, supporting work from prototypes and first articles through production and value-added kitting. AL-Tech’s quality system is certified to AS9100:D and ISO 9001:2015.
Albers Aerospace grew from founder John Albers’s 2015 post–Marine Corps service venture into a Dallas-area aerospace and defense company serving the warfighter. Its 400,000-square-foot manufacturing operation supports mission-critical work for defense and commercial aerospace customers, while its innovation efforts focus on practical technologies for demanding military environments. The company holds AS9100D, ISO 9001, and NADCAP certifications and operates under ITAR compliance.
Alchemity is developing modular, turnkey reactor systems that convert greenhouse gases and waste resources into cleaner fuels and chemicals. Based in College Park, Maryland, the company was founded by a team combining clean-energy deployment, Fortune 500 leadership, and three decades of energy research and product innovation. Its platform is designed for co-located production, with a roadmap from modular skids to larger integrated facilities.
Alertus Technologies was founded in 2002 after a tornado at the University of Maryland exposed the need for faster campus warnings. Today, the Baltimore company is known for unified emergency mass-notification systems that help organizations communicate during crises, serving more than 2,500 customers worldwide across settings such as education, healthcare and manufacturing.
All Roads Trucks sells new and used light-, medium-, and heavy-duty commercial trucks from Kenworth, Ford, and Isuzu. It also provides custom truck body design, fabrication and installation, truck parts, service, collision repair, mobile repairs, towing-equipment support, financing, and rental/leasing across locations in Maryland, Delaware, and Florida.
All Things Flying is a mentor-protégé joint venture formed by ACET as mentor to ITnova. It supports defense, intelligence, federal, and state customers with C5ISR technology integration and related IT services across the life cycle of mission systems. The company is compliant and awardable as an 8(a) contractor.
Since 2007, Allegra Baltimore has helped small and medium-sized businesses turn marketing ideas into printed materials, direct-mail campaigns, signage, and coordinated marketing communications. Formerly Curry Printing, the Baltimore operation now brings the Curry team together with Image360 for expanded signage and graphics capabilities. Its distinctive approach is managing projects from design and printing through mailing and post-office delivery in one local operation.
Started in a Camp Springs garage in the early 1970s, Allentown Press is a local commercial printer that produces printed materials and manages projects from design through mailing. After John Shambarger purchased the business in 1975, it returned to Camp Springs and later expanded its services to include wide-format printing and complete mailing services. The shop backs its work with a 100% money-back guarantee and offers online proofing to simplify approvals.
Allied Component Works, LLC is a specialized microelectronics company serving customers who need standard or custom components. Its work includes custom component engineering, with designs adapted for particular technical requirements.
Allied Material Solutions develops abrasive materials and polishing solutions for precision surface finishing, including tightly graded powders and ready-to-use slurries. Based in Hanover, Maryland, AMS stands out for its application-focused research and emphasis on reducing the number of steps in metallographic preparation, with products such as its one-step RAZOR X5 and SAGE suspensions designed to speed polishing while limiting defects and scratches. The company also provides technical assistance to help customers find practical, lower-cost finishing approaches.