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Since 1969, Kenlee Precision Corporation has built its identity in Baltimore as a quality-minded manufacturer serving customers with demanding production needs. The company operates more than 50,000 square feet of manufacturing space and is known for turning customer blueprints into precision-machined parts and complete assemblies for industries such as aerospace and defense, medical, and semiconductor manufacturing.
Established in 1949, Kenney Signs is a three-generational family-owned company known across the quad-state region for custom sign work built to last. Its Maryland team handles projects from design through installation for area businesses, while also manufacturing and shipping signs throughout the United States.
For more than 40 years, Kensington Glass Arts has turned raw sheet glass into fabricated architectural glass at its Ijamsville, Maryland headquarters, serving the Baltimore-Washington region and East Coast. Its facility is Maryland’s largest glass fabrication plant of its kind, with technical sales and metal fabrication under one roof. Today, the company focuses its resources on fabrication, drawing on decades of installation and engineering experience to support complex architectural projects.
Inspired by a creative tradition passed down from her grandmother, Nichole Sullivan founded Baltimore’s Keppel & Kismet as a maker-centered studio and boutique. The company creates intentional personalized gifts for individuals and organizations while hosting hands-on workshops that bring Baltimore makers together. It also emphasizes local sourcing and sustainable production in its work.
Founded by cosmetic chemist Milan Scott, Keseana Cosmetic Labs is a boutique R&D lab developing beauty products for emerging and established brands. The Randallstown company guides projects from custom formulation through testing and manufacturing support, with experience spanning skincare, hair care, baby care and other personal-care categories. Keseana also supports early-stage founders through education and a scholarship for minorities pursuing higher education in STEM.
Since 1998, 100% employee-owned Key Tech has built its Baltimore identity around a personal, interdisciplinary approach to solving difficult product-development problems. The company helps medical technology brands and startups turn emerging technologies into practical products, carrying projects from concept through production under an ISO 13485-certified quality system.
Keyes Creamery carries a family dairy dream that began in Harford County in 1950 into a Churchville creamery making weekly small-batch ice cream and fresh cheese. Opened as a storefront in 2013, the family-run business hand-dips its ice cream and works with locally sourced milk, while its products reach farm markets and events across the region. Although the family’s dairy herd ended with the 2023 sale of Mt. Felix Farm, Keyes continues its farming tradition and local food business through the next generation.
Founded in 2003 by Ki Ho Kang, veteran-owned small business KIHOMAC designs, manufactures and sustains complex aerospace and defense systems, with particular strength in reverse-engineering difficult parts and assemblies for aging military aircraft. Its engineers and former aircraft-maintenance professionals support the full lifecycle—from technical data and systems engineering through prototyping, specialty machining and production—helping keep platforms such as the A-10 Thunderbolt II mission-ready. The company operates more than 200,000 square feet of facilities and holds ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certifications.
Founded in 2018, Kilroy Aviation provides aircraft type-design and certification services, with particular expertise in unmanned aircraft systems and Supplemental Type Certificates. Based in Delaware, the company’s founders bring more than 80 years of collective aviation experience and have secured over 300 STCs. Kilroy operates as an FAA-recognized Organization Designation Authorization and builds safety management into projects from initial planning through aircraft upgrades and continued airworthiness.
Founded by Ghanaian haircare creator Philomina Kane, KIN Apparel grew from her idea for a satin-lined hoodie while playing rugby into a brand centered on natural hair, comfort and cultural identity. The company creates inclusive clothing for people who want to protect their hairstyles without giving up personal style, with its work shaped by Kane’s Ghanaian heritage and the community around her NaturallyPhilo platform. Kane was named to Forbes’ 30 Under 30 and appeared on Shark Tank in 2021.
Founded on the invention of the pressurized metered-dose inhaler in 1956, Kindeva Drug Delivery develops and manufactures drug-device combination products as a global contract development and manufacturing organization. Its specialist work spans injectable, inhalation and dermal delivery, supported by nearly one million square feet of cGMP facilities worldwide. The company’s Bridgeton, Missouri site adds more than 155,000 square feet of aseptic operations space for sterile injectable fill-finish production.
Kinnear Pharmaceuticals is a preclinical-stage biotechnology company developing Ceragenin-based anti-infective and anti-inflammatory therapies, with its lead candidate CSA-131 aimed at difficult infections associated with cystic fibrosis. The Las Vegas company’s proprietary platform, based on research invented at Brigham Young University, uses synthetic non-peptide molecules modeled on the innate immune peptide LL-37. Kinnear is a subsidiary of N8 Biosciences and received FDA Qualified Infectious Disease Product designation for CSA-131 in 2023.
For more than 30 years, privately held Kiosk Group has built its identity around solving interactive-display needs from its Maryland operation. The Frederick company manufactures and assembles custom kiosks in the United States, serving organizations that use them for public interaction, self-service and exhibits.
Tampa-based Kitchenery Inc. develops a cordless kitchen ecosystem in which its Quantum Energy Pad wirelessly powers compatible countertop appliances, including the Perfect Pour Kettle and Silent Blender. The company’s battery-free platform is built around a shared power surface rather than separate appliance cords or charging bases, with a focus on compact kitchens such as RVs, yachts and tiny homes. Kitchenery also provides wireless-power integration and product-development support to appliance manufacturers and OEMs.
Based near Redhill, Kiyo Engineering combines metal fabrication with design engineering, producing precision-welded and CNC-machined solutions for industrial customers and bespoke projects. The company has more than a decade of experience working in aluminium, stainless steel, mild steel and engineering plastics, with projects ranging from airport equipment to specialist architectural fabrication. Its team handles the work from CAD planning through manufacture and assembly, allowing Kiyo to tailor practical solutions to each brief.
Family-owned and operated in Carroll County, Maryland, KK Mold Design & Machining makes 3D plastic injection molds and precision-machined parts for low- to medium-volume production and prototyping. Its mold-making team brings more than 50 years of combined experience, and customers have put some of its molds to work for more than a decade. The shop also supports biotech, medical, and defense projects with close-tolerance machining and one-on-one design and development.
With more than three decades in the rug industry, Knot & Co is a Fulton, Maryland, studio known for hands-on custom work and enduring relationships with rug weavers around the world. It creates handmade rugs tailored to the individual needs of residential and design clients, while drawing on global travel and the long tradition of rug weaving.
Knowles Printing Services presents itself as a hometown print shop with local roots and strong ties to its community. Based in Kensington, Maryland, it helps businesses and organizations turn ideas into professional printed communications, with particular experience serving political campaigns.
Ketron Wise founded ko-che in 2009 after developing body butters at home to help her son’s psoriasis and eczema. The minority-owned, woman-owned small business now creates small-batch, dermatologist-inspired skincare for dry and reactive skin, with particular attention to melanin-rich skin.
Born from a Maryland sheet-metal family, Kogok Corporation has grown from Henry George Kogok Jr.’s 1972 shop into a 100% employee-owned company serving the Washington-Baltimore region. Founded by his son Jeff in 1995, Kogok now has more than 400 employee-owners and is known for taking on technically demanding work in active hospitals, research facilities, and other high-stakes buildings. Its teams fabricate and install HVAC systems for complex commercial projects across DC, Maryland, and Virginia.