Use company names, capabilities, certifications, NAICS codes, and location filters to narrow qualified suppliers faster.
Search by company name, process, material, product, equipment, or capability.
Showing 1361-1380 of 2792 results
MD
Since 1996, K•D Medical has been a woman-owned small business making research supplies in Columbia, Maryland. The company grew from a custom bacterial-media operation serving NIH researchers into a U.S. supplier of molecular biology products used by federal agencies, universities, and pharmaceutical companies.
Since 1973, Kake Korner has been a Laurel landmark baking custom cakes and cupcakes for celebrations, along with daily treats for spontaneous sweet cravings. The small, family-owned bakery is known for bringing customers’ designs to life, from themed birthday cakes to wedding and graduation desserts, while offering grab-and-go cakes for last-minute occasions.
Kallisio develops patient-specific medical devices for oncology, led by Stentra™, an FDA-cleared and CE-marked intraoral device custom-made for head and neck radiation therapy. Designed from a patient’s oral scan and delivered within 72 hours, Stentra™ helps position the tongue and protect healthy tissue without disrupting standard clinical workflows. The Baltimore company is building a broader pipeline of personalized precision-care solutions with clinicians and medical centers.
Founded in Grand Rapids, Michigan, in 1973 by Bernie Kamps, Kamps, Inc. is a national pallet manufacturer and service provider managing more than 544 million pallets annually across a network of over 400 locations. The company makes new and custom wooden pallets and operates pallet recycling and life-cycle management programs for supply chains across the United States, with select national customers in Canada and Mexico.
Katon Printing Corporation is a Baltimore-area firm founded in the Fells Point neighborhood in 2000 by President Mike Schmelyun, whose family connection to a local sand and gravel business inspired the company’s name and community-minded outlook. Since establishing its in-house press operation in 2006, Katon has served organizations ranging from local businesses to national institutions with custom print production and design support.
Founded in 1963 by Irvin and Carol Kaufman, Kaufman Products manufactures concrete construction, repair, and restoration materials in its own American factory. The family-owned company has grown from a marketing firm into a maker of more than 200 products, with its brand approved for highway and infrastructure work across the United States. Kaufman also emphasizes lower-impact manufacturing, using recycled or reconditioned packaging and waste-stream materials in selected formulations.
Since 1974, KE Fibertec AS has developed and produced textile-based ventilation systems in Denmark, replacing conventional steel ducting with lightweight fabric that distributes air softly and evenly. The Vejen-based company combines its own weaving mill with testing and development expertise, and tailors each system to the building rather than keeping standard products in stock. Its work includes Cradle to Cradle-approved ventilation materials and solutions designed for healthier, more sustainable indoor climates.
KegTag.com is a small, family-owned print supplier that makes customized keg tags and other brewery labeling for craft breweries, with full-service printing and design also available to restaurants and food trucks. Powered by privately owned CCPress.net, which has operated for more than 40 years, the company serves more than 145 craft breweries across the country and keeps customers in direct contact with its owners. Its printing is done in the USA, with designs proofed by its creative team before production.
Since 1994, Kelly HVAC has been owned and led by Chris Kelly, whose more than 30 years of mechanical experience shape this Upper Marlboro contractor’s work for commercial and local government customers. The company is known for handling specialized HVAC applications such as clean rooms, computer-room systems and ice rinks across Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C.
Known for more than 20 years as a team of experienced protein scientists, Kemp Proteins helps biopharmaceutical clients solve difficult protein-expression problems. Its work supports discovery, development, and manufacturing programs, with a quality system certified to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016.
Ken’s Beverage has provided beverage equipment and service since 1985, supporting foodservice businesses with nationwide installation, maintenance, and repair. The company also supplies beverage products and packaged ice, and offers equipment refurbishment through its in-house technicians.
Since 1951, Kengla Flag Company has made and supplied American-made flags and display equipment, carrying a Washington, D.C., flag-shop tradition into a nationwide online business. Now woman-owned and family-run by Brian and Brittany Sobotka alongside their four sons, Kengla works with American sewers and craftspeople and also takes on custom organizational and ceremonial flags. Its flags have served families, veterans, government institutions and even the National Shrine during Pope Francis’ 2015 visit.
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.
KENT Nutrition Group, Inc. makes animal nutrition products for livestock, companion animals, and backyard species, including its long-running KENT beef feed and Sentinel horse-feed lines. Its story began in 1927, when Gage Allison Kent introduced KENT 34% Baby Beef; the company is described as a division of KENT Worldwide and carries forward a family-owned legacy. The company says it develops nutrition through research and tests products at an 800-acre research farm before manufacturing them at its plants.
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.
Founded in 1986 to bring scratch-cooked quality to restaurant operators, Kettle Cuisine makes chef-crafted prepared foods for foodservice operators and retailers nationwide. It began with small-batch, slow-simmered soups and has expanded its culinary production while retaining classic cooking techniques and ingredient integrity. Its facilities combine those techniques with manufacturing expertise to supply food at national scale.
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.