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Founded in 1975 by Army Korean War Veteran Ralph Nasatka, Nasatka Security is a Maryland company known for pioneering practical protection against hostile vehicle intrusion. Its first active vehicle barrier was installed at FBI headquarters in Washington, D.C., and the company now designs and manufactures perimeter-security systems for sensitive government and commercial facilities worldwide. Fabrication has been based in the United States since its 2019 merger with Apex Fabrication and Design.
Founded in Baltimore in 2010 as a highway-construction materials supplier, Nasir and Associates, LLC. now fabricates steel for heavy highway and bridge projects while continuing to supply related construction materials. Its AISC-certified facility provides in-house detailing, engineering, certified welding and quality oversight, supporting work from New York through the Carolinas. The company has delivered more than 100 projects and holds MBE/DBE certifications in multiple Mid-Atlantic states.
Based in Anand, Gujarat, the National Dairy Development Board supports farmer-owned dairy institutions through cooperative development, finance, technical assistance and dairy-sector engineering. Its work ranges from strengthening milk-producer organisations to developing processing infrastructure and product technologies, while its programmes have helped make dairying a viable livelihood for millions of Indian milk producers. NDDB also created the Quality Mark, launched in 2016 for dairy products and in 2018 for cattle feed, to encourage food safety and consistent quality across the cooperative value chain.
Since 1934, Washington, D.C.-based National Engineering Products has manufactured American-made sealants for high-temperature, high-pressure industrial joints and fire-stop applications. Its signature COPALTITE compound has remained on the U.S. Navy’s Qualified Product List for more than 90 years, while asbestos-free NEPSEAL 30 serves as a non-hardening fire-stop sealant. All products are made in Washington, D.C. for distribution across the United States and worldwide.
Since 1989, Baltimore-based National Imaging Systems has helped paper-intensive organizations manage their printing through equipment, supplies, repairs and managed print services. The company stands out as one of only 50 HP Premier Partners in the United States, with trained teams supporting HP, Epson and Xerox technology. NIS also remanufactures LaserJet toner cartridges, keeping used supplies out of landfills while serving customers across Maryland and the Mid-Atlantic.
National Ink & Stitch is an Owings-based custom decoration shop known for guiding customers from an initial idea through a finished branded product. Its in-house team serves businesses, schools, nonprofits and promotional distributors, with particular experience in contract decoration and detailed embroidery work.
Founded in Cumberland, Maryland, in 1937 to solve a fiber manufacturer’s small-hole problem, National Jet Company now makes micro-hole components and precision-machined parts for applications where flow and accuracy matter. The family-owned company, purchased by Sam and Pam Griffith in 1992 and passed to Sam Jr. in 2020, drills holes as small as 0.0005 inch and builds many of its own drilling machines and tooling. Its long-running specialty includes U.S.-made spinnerettes and other precision parts, supported by ISO 9001 quality management and ITAR registration.
Founded by William B. McCabe in 1986, National Pipe Hanger Corporation manufactures pipe hangers and support systems from its New Jersey facilities for customers across the United States. The company combines stocked standard products with custom engineering and full-service fabrication, including work by A.W.S.-D1.1-certified welders. Its New Jersey and Maryland operations encompass more than 75,000 square feet of manufacturing and distribution space, with products made in accordance with MSS Standard Practice SP-58.
Natural Alternative, Inc. develops safer, organic-based lawn and garden products for homeowners, including plant food and pet-friendly outdoor treatments. The Frederick, Maryland company grew from NaturaLawn of America, whose founder Phil Catron began pioneering organic lawn care in 1986, and it carries that heritage into products designed to work with nature rather than against it. Its zero-phosphorus lawn-care approach and emphasis on protecting families, pets and waterways distinguish the brand.
Established in 1966 as the successor to the Navy’s Bureau of Naval Weapons, Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) is a U.S. Navy command headquartered in Patuxent River, Maryland. Its military and civilian workforce supports Navy and Marine Corps aviation by developing and sustaining the systems that help their forces operate safely and effectively. NAVAIR’s work includes the full lifecycle of naval aviation programs, from engineering and testing through fleet readiness.
Founded and led by James Cerulli, Naval Integrations brings more than 30 years of hands-on experience with autonomous platforms and complex defense systems to maritime engineering work. The Millersville company develops and validates rugged systems for unmanned vessels, ground vehicles, and small craft, with projects ranging from vessel modernization to autonomous conversion.
Founded in Surat in 2013 by five young entrepreneurs, Navitas Solar manufactures high-efficiency solar modules with an annual capacity of 3 GW. Its integrated setup reaches both backward into solar encapsulant production through Navitas Alpha Renewables and forward through Navitas Planet, which delivers solar EPC projects. The company’s young leadership team has built a portfolio spanning rooftop and ground-mounted installations across India.
Founded in 1977, Navmar Applied Sciences Corporation is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business whose work grew from Department of Defense intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance support into a 200-plus-employee engineering company. Based in Pennsylvania with more than 10 locations, NASC is known for carrying defense technology from concept through testing and field support, serving government, research, and commercial customers.
Since 2002, NBM Design has built modular vacuum deposition and etch systems for semiconductor and related research, including customized pulsed-laser-deposition and sputtering tools. Based in Forest Hill, Maryland, the company pairs experienced engineers and technicians with a simple-system philosophy, designing equipment that can adapt as a laboratory’s needs evolve. Its documented quality controls, serialized parts, and customer-specific bills of materials support the company’s focus on reliable research equipment.
Founded by industrial designer and college professor Dan Cuffaro and product development executive John Cunningham, nCamp designs and manufactures compact outdoor cooking gear. The Perry Hall company grew from a question about making a less-bulky wood-burning camp stove and now applies that idea to gear such as its collapsible multi-fuel stove, espresso-style Café and elevated prep surface. Its designs are intended to make real-food cooking outdoors easier without filling the pack.
Founded by Naa D. Nyanin after she experienced the lack of sanitation tools in schools, NDN International LLC develops and manufactures a patented portable hand-washing station for indoor or outdoor use without electricity or running water. The woman- and minority-owned small business builds accessibility into the design, including an ADA-compliant height and a touchless, motion-activated faucet for people with disabilities and settings where conventional plumbing is unavailable.
Independently owned and a recent SBA 8(a) graduate, NEANY Inc. grew from a small startup into a federal contractor with more than 200 employees. Based in California, Maryland, the company is known for moving unmanned-system concepts into field operations for government and private-industry customers, including through its Arrow UAS platform. NEANY also operates a government-owned UAS training center in Yuma, Arizona.
Betty turns quilting fabrics into handmade quilts, bags and other sewn goods, working with quilting cottons as well as cork and leather. She began her professional machine-quilting business in 2007 and also offers longarm quilting and made-to-order work. Customers can request custom colors, patterns and designs to suit a particular person or setting.
A family-owned, multigenerational Pittsburgh-area manufacturer, Neilly Canvas Goods Company has spent more than 75 years making tarps and truck-cover systems, while also designing and installing awnings for homes and businesses. Its work ranges from custom cargo protection to specialty covers, supported by repair, maintenance, and installation services that keep those products in use. The company’s long tarp-industry history and custom fabrication approach distinguish it from a standard awning retailer.
Since 1952, Nelson Precast has manufactured architectural precast concrete and cast stone in Baltimore, with its early precast stairs still visible throughout the city’s row-house neighborhoods. The company now operates a large manufacturing plant serving projects across the Mid-Atlantic, while also handling specialty concrete work, precast erection, and underground utility infrastructure. Nelson Precast is 100% Hispanic-owned and its Baltimore plant is PCI certified.