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Patrick business among technology winners

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Aerial Machine and Tool Southern received the Small Business Innovation in Technology Award at the Piedmont Technology Council Innovation Stars Banquet held Nov. 20.

Ms. Teri Lewis and Ms. Samantha Goad accepted the Small Business Innovation in Technology Award.
Ms. Teri Lewis and Ms. Samantha Goad accepted the Small Business Innovation in Technology Award.

The award recognizes a company that demonstrates excellence in technological innovation.

Founded in 1926, Aerial relocated to Patrick County in 1988. The company manufactures custom-engineered aviation combat equipment and water survivability solutions, including emergency breathing systems for military personnel and first responders who fly over or operate on the water. In addition to hundreds of technical sewing products, the company manufactures multiple water flotation devices and collars.

In July 2025, Aerial announced an expansion to design and construct its Next Generation Breathing Technology Center. Aerial supplies the Department of Defense and first responder communities around the country with the most innovative and effective custom-engineered solutions capable of withstanding today’s dangerous operating environments. They maintain strong relationships with large government prime contractors and are a vital part of the global supply chain.

 

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