Maryland
State Education Agency Information
Maryland State Department of Education
Baltimore, MD 21201
State NIMAS/NIMAC Coordinator
Lisa Wright, Statewide Blind/Visually Impaired/Low Incidence Specialist
200 West Baltimore Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
AIM and NIMAS Web Site Resources at State Education Agency
Maryland SEA's web site posts two informational documents regarding NIMAS and the NIMAC, including
A technical assistance bulletin has the majority of the state's NIMAS and NIMAC information collected in one place (PDF): 
http://www.marylandpublicschools.org/NR/rdonlyres/0F00C262-9EFD-4F58-80C3-3DA05A224B2E/20335/NIMASTABTA15.pdf
A re-posting of an IDEA Regulations document (PDF) is also available: http://www.marylandpublicschools.org/NR/rdonlyres/2A7BF936-8572-44A7-9FFD-B2D44E1990F9/11164/NIMAS82306Final.pdf.
Instructional Materials Acquisition (adoption or open territory)
Maryland is an open territory state with no centralized textbook acquisition. The selection and purchase of textbooks and instructional materials is a local district activity.
SEA Policies and Practices
NIMAC Authorized User(s)
Learning Ally: http://www.learningally.org/.
Bookshare: http://www.bookshare.org/
The Maryland School for the Blind runs the state's Instructional Resource Center for Students with Visual Impairments: http://www.mdschblind.org/statewide_braille.asp
Selected Accessible Media Producers (AMPs)
State Definition of Timely Manner for the Delivery of AIM to Students
An informal statement related to delivery of AIM is posted to the Maryland School for the Blind's home page: "The vision of the IRC is that students with visual impairments in Maryland receive their instructional materials at the same time as their sighted peers" (http://www.mdschblind.org/statewide_braille.asp).
AIM-Related State Laws and Regulations
Maryland's SEA web site post of an IDEA Regulations document (PDF format): http://www.marylandpublicschools.org/NR/rdonlyres/2A7BF936-8572-44A7-9FFD-B2D44E1990F9/11164/NIMAS82306Final.pdf.