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Select Technology Companies Anne Arundel County, Md 2660 Riva Road, Suite 200, Annapolis, MD 21401 Phone: 410-222-7410 Fax: 410-222-7415 www.aaedc.org SELECT TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, MD Account Address City St Zip Firstname Lastname Title Workphone Business Desc Emp# 2-CM Technologies LLC 1903 Towne Centre Blvd. Ste 529 Annapolis MD 21401 President (410) 969-7456 IT solutions 3 Phoenix Inc. 980 Mercantile Dr. Ste M Hanover MD 21076 Sylvan Caplan Technical (410) 712-0471 IT services - systems integration 13 Director 3G Wireless LLC 501 McCormick Dr. Stes A-C Glen Burnie MD 21061 Carl Massarini CFO (410) 969-3501 Provider of wireless video & audio 6 coverage A3 Consulting Services Inc. 135 National Business Pkwy Ste 210 Annapolis MD 20701 Richard Gil President (410) 850-7215 IT services - custom computer 2 Junction programming A3 Information Assurance LLC 7614 Elmcrest Rd. Hanover MD 21076 President (443) 630-6680 IT services 2 Abraxas Corporation 131 National Business Pkwy. Ste 208 Annapolis MD 20701 Richard Helms CEO (301) 490-9816 Customized software solutions 3 Junction Abtech Computer Services 326 First St. Ste 24 Annapolis MD 21403 Adam Cole Owner (410) 295-9000 Computer network sales & service, data & 25 voice cabling ac3annapolis 703 Bestgate Rd. Ste 400 Annapolis MD 21401 Principal (410) 897-0141 IT networking Accella LLC 303 Cloverleaf Lane Severna Park MD 21146 Jason King President & (410) 695-4899 Web design CEO Accenture Federal Services 420 National Business Pkwy Annapolis Jct MD 20701 Adam Benkoski (571) 414-6342 Management consulting services 80 Accu-Tech Corporation Inc. 1328 Charwood Rd. Ste 600 Hanover MD 21076 Sean Crain Branch (410) 694-9621 Telecommunications; distribution center 36 Manager for supplier of cabling & wiring solutions for voice, data, sound, security & broadband markets ACG Systems Inc. 133 Defense Highway #206 & 207 Annapolis MD 21401 Bob Dick Co-owner (410) 224-0227 Sales, installation & maintenance of 15 communication and recording equipment Active Signal Technologies Inc. 611 N Hammonds Ferry Rd. Ste Q Linthicum MD 21090 Keith Bridger CEO (410) 636-9350 Research in medical devices and solid state 7 sensors & actuation Date: 6/15/2017 The Anne Arundel Economic Development Corporation does not license, certify or endorse any company. Sincere efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of this information. Page 1 Account Address City St Zip Firstname Lastname Title Workphone Business Desc Emp# Activecyber LLC 1997 Annapolis Exchange Pkwy Ste 230 Annaplis MD 21401 Dale Raymond President & Provides specialized cybersecurity services CEO to a client list that includes law firms, associations, financial institutions & healthcare organizations Advanced Government Solutions 2138 Priest Bridge CT, STE 4 Crofton MD 21114 President (240) 260-4040 IT services Advanced Threat Analysis 8008 Bush Hill Ct Severn MD 21144 Roger Colon CEO & (410) 729-8767 Cyber security services company 6 President Advanced Vehicle Technologies Inc. 1509 Manor View Rd. Davidsonville MD 21035 Michael Riley President (410) 798-4038 Computer network interfaces for 1 automobiles, test equipment & consulting services AdvanTech Inc 2661 Riva Road, Suite 1030 Annapolis MD 21401 Malcolm Hooker Chief (410) 266-8000 Information systems integration, software 16 Operating development & implementation Officer Aertight Systems, L.L.C. 1131 Benfield Blvd., Ste F Millersville MD 21108 Gordon Triplett President (410) 544-4060 Network support & technology services 12 Agency of Record 195 Duke of Gloucester St. Annapolis MD 21401 Principal (410) 991-6637 Platform to create and manage custom designed websites AHS Consulting LLC 232 Saint Ives Dr. Severna Park MD 21146 John Parikh (301) 520-9600 IT services & software 5 AimPoint Group 1131 Nochols Ct. Millersville MD 21108 President (703) 725-7165 Cyber security AIV, Inc. 7485 Shipley Ave. Harmans MD 21077 Steve Berlew VP of Sales (410) 787-1300 Wholesale distribution/medical device 49 repair AKRF, Inc. 7250 Parkway Dr., Suite 210 Hanover MD 21076 Fred Jacobs Senior Vice (410) 712-4848 Environmental, engineering, and planning 11 President services Alapko Inc. 117 Sunset Dr. Annapolis MD 21403 Matthew Zerphy President (877) 425-2756 Custom computer programming services 16 Alfredo Echeverria 222 Severn Ave. Bldg 7 Annapolis MD 21401 Alfredo Echeverria Owner (443) 386-4882 Telecommunications 1 Alion Science and Technology 306 Sentinel Dr. Ste 300 Annapolis Jct. MD 20701 Paul Giorgio Principal (240) 646-3535 Consulting and technology services 240 primarily to federal agencies, DoD, BRAC related All City Wireless 326 First St. Ste 23 Annapolis MD 21403 Phil McQuade President (443) 294-0000 Builds network security hardware and 5 secure routers All Points Logistics 7467 Ridge Rd. Ste 140 Hanover MD 21076 Ned Sacha (443) 255-1890 SDVOSB; HQ in Florida & several locations 2 nationwide; provides Integrated Logistics, Information Technology, Facilities and Environmental Services Management, Professional, Engineering and Technical Support & Professional Staffing Services AllCity Wireless 326 First St. Ste 23 Annapolis MD 21403 Philip McQuade President (443) 294-0000 Software for network management 5 Date: 6/15/2017 The Anne Arundel Economic Development Corporation does not license, certify or endorse any company. Sincere efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of this information. Page 2 Account Address City St Zip Firstname Lastname Title Workphone Business Desc Emp# Allegis Group 7301 Parkway Drive Hanover MD 21076 Robert Greer Sr. HR (410) 540-7792 International headquarters for technical & 1,500 Manager administrative global staffing firm/divisions are Aerotek, Teksystems, Stephen James Associates, Market Source Alpha Engineering Associates 716 Giddings Ave. Ste 32 Annapolis MD 21401 Dale Watson CEO (410) 295-9500 Web site development & web hosting; 14 computer, software and networking design, integration and support Amches Inc. 7467 Ridge Road Hanover MD 21076 Ken Henderson CEO, President (443) 825-4061 Cybersecurity wirless solutions, custom 45 software American Digital Networks Ltd. PO Box 6607 Annapolis MD 21401-0607Gary Pick (866) 890-7485 IT services American Telcom Solutions LLC 645 Baltimore Annapolis Blvd., Suite Severna Park MD 21146 Kent Wasser President & (410) 544-7300 Headquarters, telecommunications 17 110 CEO provider of voice, video and data products American Urethane, Inc. 1905 Betson Ct. Odenton MD 21113 Jude Masters President (410) 672-2100 Manufacture castable urethane parts, 75 roller skate wheels, casters & machine parts Ameritrial OTC Research Inc. 621 Ridgely Ave. Ste 204 Annapolis MD 21401 Gerald Dunaway President (410) 266-1586 Biotechnology and pharmaceutical 6 research; clinical trails Anarex, Inc. 303 Najoles Rd. #114 Millersville MD 21108 Mike Werner President (410) 987-6901 Engineering & surveying for residential, 28 commercial & industrial development Ancona & Associates Inc. 1686 Village Green Ste 201 Crofton MD 21114 Antonia Ancona President (301) 261-6936 Engineering services 5 Annapolis Computers 111 Chinquapin Round Rd Ste 103 Annapolis MD 21401 Mark Weill President (410) 268-4090 Computer & printer sales and service 3 Annapolis Micro Systems, Inc. 190 Admiral Cochrane Dr., Suite 130 Annapolis MD 21401 Paul Kowalewski General (410) 841-2514 High performance computing boards, 63 Manager systems & applications Annapolis Office Technologies, LLC 1914 Forest Dr. Ste 1A Annapolis MD 21401 Chris Suite (443) 336-3018 Recycling services for technology products 2 Annatech LLC 12 Gentry Ct Annapolis MD 21403 President (443) 262-5956 Computer and web site design services Anne Arundel Broadband LLC 406 Headquarters Dr. #201 Millersville MD 21108 Rick Oldenburg System (410) 987-8400 Cable telecommunications and broad band 66 Manager service provider for AA County; call center operations Applied Sensor R&D Corp. 1195 Baltimore-Annapolis Blvd. Arnold MD 21012 Dr. Hines President (410) 544-4664 Headquarters: application engineering & 5 Jacqueline contarct research firm specializing in development of innovative acoustic wave based chemical, biological & physical sensor technologies; micro electronics R&D/product development ARCADIS U.S., Inc. 7550 Teague Rd. Ste 210 Hanover MD 21076 Lee Smith Senior Vice (410) 987-0032 Environmental & engineering consulting 75 President firm Date: 6/15/2017 The Anne Arundel Economic Development Corporation does not license, certify or endorse any company. Sincere efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of this information. Page 3 Account Address City St Zip Firstname Lastname Title Workphone Business Desc Emp# ARGO Systems LLC 1362 Mellon Rd. Ste 100 Hanover MD 21076 Jeff Johnson COO (410) 768-2444 Headquarters, program management, 65 quality control & environmental services Argon ST 302 Sentinel Dr., Ste 100 Annapolis Jct. MD 20701 Manager (301) 604-4407 Defense contractor, developer of command, control, communications, computers, combat, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C5ISR) systems Ashtel Global Information Systems 1997 Annapolis Exchange Pkwy Ste 300 Annapolis MD 21401 Steven Sudler President (443) 926-0073 IT services 41 LLC ATSIM 1825 George Ave Ste F Annapolis MD 21401 Perry Geib President (410) 990-1711 Software & flight simulation industry 2 AVCOM Integrators Inc. 352 Montecristo Court Severn MD 21144 John Bangs (410) 519-4459 Develop audio & video systems 3 Avila Consulting LLC 275 Cape Saint John Road Arnold MD 21401 Margaret Shea-Moore Member (410) 703-9487 Scientific operational consulting 1 AVS Medical 877 Batimore Annapolis Blvd
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