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Mid Atlantic Drone Development (MADD) is an engineering firm focused on research and development of unmanned aerial systems and innovative unmanned-system solutions. It designs and builds the HATDR reconnaissance drone and develops TARP, a machine-vision-based UAS sensor for positioning in GPS-denied or degraded environments.
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Founded in 2005, Mid-Atlantic Plastics is a Baltimore-area fabrication shop built around practical expertise and long-term customer relationships. Its professionals create custom plastic work and large-run projects for customers in fields such as health care, military, and food processing, with the capacity to handle everything from prototypes to production runs.
For more than 50 years, Baltimore-based Mid-Atlantic Rubber has manufactured and supplied industrial rubber products, pairing a fully stocked warehouse with in-house custom die-cut and lathe-cut production. The company also serves as a LORD distribution partner, helping customers address vibration, shock, noise and sealing challenges with stocked products and engineered solutions. Mid-Atlantic Rubber maintains ISO 9001 certification and supplies customers ranging from individual consumers to multi-million-dollar industries across the country.
For more than 23 years, Mid-Atlantic Screen Printing has helped Maryland businesses and organizations put their identity on apparel through custom screen printing and embroidery. Based in the Laurel area, the shop combines in-house embroidery and digitizing with artwork support, serving projects from small-business gear to larger team and organizational orders. It also extends its reach beyond Maryland with regional shipping and fulfillment.
Rooted in Middle River since Glenn L. Martin opened the Baltimore-area aircraft plant in 1929, Middle River Aerostructure Systems (MRAS) designs and manufactures complex aerostructures, including nacelle systems and specialized airframe components. Its 2-million-square-foot Chesapeake Bay facility carries more than 95 years of civil and military aircraft heritage and now supports aerospace customers from design and production through product service. MRAS, part of ST Engineering since 2019, also operates an FAA/EASA Part 145 repair station for nacelle maintenance, repair and overhaul.
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Midnight Design Solutions, LLC develops hands-on electronics kits and instruments for amateur-radio experimenters, with a particular focus on compact QRP transceivers, keyers, VFOs and bench tools. Its designs range from the Raspberry Pi Pico-based PicoMite Memory Keyer to the Old Friend, a 6-watt direct-conversion CW transceiver designed by Dave Benson, K1SWL. The company also preserves and advances coherent-CW research, including a low-power transceiver project aimed at copying signals near the noise floor.
Midnite Confections Cupcakery makes small-batch, from-scratch baked goods including cupcakes, cakes, cookies, cheesecakes, brownies, brookies, trifles, and cake pops. The company also produces custom decorated desserts and offers catering, delivery, and dietary options including vegan, gluten-free, and keto products.
Founded in 1995, Mil-Spec Painting is a Baltimore finishing shop known for handling complex, detail-sensitive work for government and commercial customers. Its 10,000-square-foot climate-controlled facility serves clients nationwide, with processes audited and approved by major defense contractors including Lockheed Martin and BAE Systems.
Born from a family need 23 years ago, Milestone Cube Company handcrafts solid Pennsylvania cherrywood cubes for corporate, military and personal recognition, including engraved coin and planter cubes. Cumberland makers Peter and Terry bring furniture-making and more than 18 years of woodworking experience to a business that has grown from its original Alzheimer’s-care purpose into an international operation serving more than 5,000 customers worldwide. Peter is a proud veteran and a pioneer in using laser technology for wood turning, while the company says it uses sustainable wood and practices in its products.
Family-owned since 1933, Mill End Shops creates custom window treatments and upholstered interiors for homes and businesses across Maryland, Washington, DC, and Northern Virginia. Its in-house team guides projects from fabric selection and precise measuring through local fabrication and professional installation, with a particular strength in tailored draperies and made-to-fit shades. Five generations of craftsmanship and three local showrooms give the company a distinctly hands-on, regional character.
Founded in 1959 by Harry and Edith Samrick, Mill Steel Company is a family-owned steel service center that distributes and processes flat-rolled metals for customers across the United States. The woman-owned company specializes in steel and aluminum processing and has grown to seven service centers and 30 production lines. Its history includes a long-standing focus on customer service and continued expansion into stainless steel and aluminum distribution.
Millennium Microwave Corporation was formed in 1999 by Steven Rumney and Daniel Peters and remains rooted in Princess Anne on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. The company builds custom microwave products for defense and communications customers, with its work used across ground, naval, and airborne platforms. Its AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certifications support a documented approach to quality and traceability.
Miller’s Food Market is a family grocery in Manchester whose roots reach back to 1921, when Charles L. H. Miller began selling custom-cut meat from horse-drawn wagons. The Miller family opened the present supermarket in 1984, continuing its meat tradition while adding locally grown produce, prepared entrées and ready-to-eat dinners. Today, the store remains a Manchester community market known for meat cut on site and fresh-made hot foods.
A family-owned marine manufacturer and service shop in Sparrows Point, Maryland, Miller's Island Propeller makes and reconditions boat propellers while supplying the underwater hardware and shafting that keep vessels moving. Founded in 1971 as a foundry and propeller reconditioner, the company now operates a 55,000-square-foot manufacturing and warehouse facility with rail service. It is also the largest distributor of sailboat propellers in the United States and produces its own Chesapeake 3 sailing propellers.
With more than 20 years in the field, Millman Systems develops fungal-control products and provides mold-remediation services aimed at healthier indoor air. Based in Maryland, the company pairs its Mold Genie treatment with DIY products that are described as environmentally friendly and free of toxic residues. Its research team also developed Nutreent, a probiotic soil amendment intended to support plant fertility and crop health.
Miltec UV Battery develops patented UV-curable binders and curing equipment for lithium-ion battery manufacturing, replacing NMP-based processes and long thermal dryers. A division of Miltec Corporation, the Maryland-based team draws on Miltec’s UV-curing work since 1989 and designs and manufactures its systems in the United States. Its researchers also work with cell manufacturers, OEMs, and public research agencies on safer, lower-energy battery production.
Founded in 1989, family-run Miltec UV manufactures UV curing systems and related equipment from its Stevensville, Maryland headquarters. It is distinctive for building and supporting both arc-lamp and microwave-powered UV systems, while its applications laboratory brings Ph.D. chemists and engineers together with customers to test processes and solve production problems.
Founded in 1913, Milton W. Bosley & Company is a fourth-generation, family-owned Maryland woodworking company that manufactures architectural mouldings and millwork. From its Glen Burnie plant, Bosley combines traditional woodworking knowledge with computer-controlled production to supply stocked, matched, and custom profiles for projects ranging from historic restorations to major commercial interiors. The company also offers architectural products made from locally salvaged Carbon Smart Wood, pairing its long manufacturing history with a documented reuse-based timber program.
Founded in Baltimore in 2018, Minnowtech develops sonar-based aquaculture technology that helps shrimp farmers measure pond populations and biomass. Its BRS-1 sits below the water’s surface, sending data to the cloud so farmers can track shrimp in real time rather than estimate through turbid water. The company grew from a collaboration between fisheries scientist Dr. Suzan Shahrestani and startup studio Early Charm, with operations also reported in Hawaii.