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Neo Composite develops and manufactures advanced fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composite materials and custom-engineered products, including its EXTREME™ panels and NEOPANEL™ building systems. Its distinctive circular-economy approach upgrades local plastic waste into durable, recyclable products for transportation, construction, infrastructure and consumer applications. The company operates head offices serving the Americas and Africa from Maryland, USA, and Europe from Eindhoven, Netherlands.
Founded by Dr. T. Venkatesan in 1989, Neocera develops thin-film deposition equipment and processes built around pulsed laser deposition (PLD) and pulsed electron deposition (PED). The Beltsville company grew from superconductivity research and remains active in materials research, helping move complex thin-film processes from laboratories into industrial applications. Its PLD and PED systems are used by universities, national laboratories, and corporate R&D centers in more than 30 countries.
Neolitics, Inc. develops patented optical analyzers that give industrial manufacturers continuous, real-time visibility into their processes. Its DNIRA™ near-infrared analyzer stands out for using adaptive optics to correct calibration drift and clone instruments, making distributed monitoring practical in demanding manufacturing environments. The company focuses its applications on pharmaceutical, food and beverage, and chemical and petrochemical production.
Nepenthe Brewing Co is a Baltimore independent craft brewery making a broad range of beers and serving them alongside food in its taproom. Its lineup runs from easy-drinking lagers to hop-forward IPAs and inventive fruited sours, with beers such as Mallet American Lager and Polydribbles giving the brewery a playful local identity. The Falls Road taproom also functions as a lively gathering place, hosting trivia, dart leagues, Dungeons & Dragons nights and private events for groups of up to 175.
NESS is a Norwegian renewable-energy company headquartered in Oslo with a U.S. subsidiary in Columbia, South Carolina. It develops and manages energy-production smart-grid infrastructure for institutional, corporate, and municipal partners, using an ecosystem that connects projects with local development and financing expertise.
Founded in 2003, Maryland-based Net Research Corporation develops telecom and datacom service-verification tools, including handheld network analyzers and cloud-based testing platforms. The privately held company serves nearly 600,000 customers worldwide through U.S. sales operations and an international distributor network, with particular strength in testing communications systems used by power utilities and other critical networks.
Based in Millersville, Maryland, Netsys-America supplies networking equipment that extends Ethernet over existing copper, coax and fiber infrastructure. The company is the authorized representative for Netsys products across the Americas, with a particular focus on VDSL2 and G.fast extension systems, including industrial models for demanding installations. Its Taiwan-based manufacturer, National Enhance Technology Corp., was founded in 1999 and holds ISO 9001 certification.
Netzer Metalworks is a Baltimore manufacturer with a 33,000-square-foot facility and a team of more than 50 skilled employees. The company is known for supporting mission-critical work through precision CNC machining and sheet-metal fabrication, serving customers from early prototypes through full-scale production.
Founded by drug-delivery researcher Seulki Lee after research with Johns Hopkins scientists, Neuraly is a clinical-stage biotechnology company developing medicines for neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s. Its research centers on glial biology and neuroinflammation, with lead candidate NLY01 advancing through Phase 2 after showing neuroprotective effects in preclinical models. Neuraly operates as a subsidiary of D&D Pharmatech and is guided by scientific co-founders from Johns Hopkins University.
Founded in April 2023 by Bryan Nicholson, Baltimore-based NeuroIntact develops precision temperature-modulation devices for hospitalized patients. Its VCool™ system uses noninvasive intranasal technology to cool or warm the core body, weighing about 22 pounds and mounting to a standard IV pole rather than relying on bulky conventional consoles. The company’s first-in-human study demonstrated measurable cooling in awake participants without adjunctive pharmaceuticals.
Founded by neuroscientist Judith Kelleher-Andersson, NeuroNascent is a privately held biotechnology company developing oral small-molecule therapies designed to stimulate the brain’s own neuron regeneration. Its lead candidate, NNI-362, has completed Phase 1a safety testing in healthy older adults and is being advanced for Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease, while the company’s patented discovery platform also supports programs in other neurological disorders. The Clarksville, Maryland company is led by a team with deep experience in central nervous system drug development.
Founded by Jason Fox in 2013, Never Stop Building is a Mercer, Maine design-build studio creating furniture, timber frames and architectural woodwork through traditional Japanese woodworking techniques. Fox’s background in machining, engineering and computer-aided design meets a deep respect for trees, with projects shaped by careful material selection, precise joinery and predominantly Japanese hand tools. The studio also passes those methods on through woodworking classes and timber-frame workshops.
Established in 2016 as a subsidiary of New Castle Building Products, New Castle Metal locally fabricates exterior architectural metals and supplies standing-seam roofing systems for commercial, industrial, and residential projects. Its Northeast network includes six locations, with capabilities ranging from custom design and shop fabrication to on-site roll forming, helping shorten lead times across the region. Many of its perimeter and edge profiles carry ANSI/SPRI ES-1 certification for code-compliant, wind-resistant roof-edge systems.
Founded in Hagerstown in 2000, New Direction Utilities Inc. builds and removes electrical and communications infrastructure for major utilities and government programs across the Baltimore–Washington region. The WBENC-certified woman-owned company is particularly equipped for complex utility work, pairing low- to high-voltage installation and cable splicing with specialized equipment, custom reel building, and heavy hauling. Its safety program includes a TapRoot-certified manager, while its splicers hold certifications from AVO Training Institute, BGE, and PEPCO.
Established in 1990 as a laboratory furniture specialist, New England Lab designs, manufactures and installs casework, furniture systems and fume hoods for research, medical and scientific facilities. Its in-house New England Caseworks operation handles custom and fast-track millwork, while offices in Woburn, Baltimore and Morrisville support projects across New England, the Mid-Atlantic and the Carolinas. The company also brings LEED project experience and staff with LEED accreditation to material selection and sustainable laboratory planning.
Founded by woodworker John Gage in 1979, New Era Custom Design & Cabinet Works manufactures and installs custom architectural millwork for commercial, institutional, and retail projects. Its Frederick operation is an 80,000-square-foot woodworking shop with integrated metal fabrication, allowing the company to handle interior build-outs under one roof and deliver throughout the United States. New Era is an AWI QCP manufacturer and has received the Associated Builders and Contractors Subcontractor of the Year award for several years.
Founded in 1982, New London Precision Instruments is a New Market, Maryland, machine shop known for developing specialized prototypes and instrumentation in its 10,000-square-foot facility. Its work serves government and commercial laboratories, including organizations such as NASA and NIST, as well as companies developing technical products.
On the former estate of New Market co-founder Nicholas Hall Sr., New Market Plains Vineyard makes wine from a farm that has remained in the Hall family since the 1760s. Howard and Susan Wilson now operate the vineyard and winery, with Susan a direct Hall descendant and the property in its 11th generation of family stewardship. The vineyards were replanted in 2012, and the first vintage was harvested in 2014 in a restored 1941 tile dairy barn.
With roots reaching back to American Instrument Company’s 1919 opening in Silver Spring, Newport Scientific makes high-pressure equipment and humidity-measurement systems from its Jessup, Maryland operation. Its Superpressure division carries a product line founded in 1923, while Hygrodynamics continues to use the Dunmore Hygrosensor in dew-point monitors and related instruments. The company also acquired the Harwood Engineering product line and supports its equipment with NIST-based calibration services.
Established in 2018, Newton Electronics & Appliance Mfg. Ltd. is a USA-Bangladesh joint-venture brand that manufactures and trades consumer electronics, home appliances and HVAC equipment. Its Bangladesh operation combines factory production with a broad showroom and dealer network, while the company also sells through retail, franchise and online channels. Newton’s product range includes household and commercial equipment, with refrigerators carrying a 12-year compressor guarantee.