Henkels & McCoy (H&M),the firm provides engineering, construction, and network development services globally. H&M also installs aerial and underground electrical distribution systems, gas transmission lines, and fiber-optic networks on electric transmission towers or along railroad rights-of-way. It has some 80 offices throughout the US, as well as Canada and Mexico. John Henkels Jr. and John McCoy founded H&M in Philadelphia in 1923 as a tree-trimming and landscaping firm. Employees and the Henkels family own H&M.

High Tech Electric provides electrical contracting services for commercial and industrial projects including office, retail, municipal, entertainment, and utility facilities. Services include new construction, voice data and video communications, security and alarm systems, lighting protection, and electrical maintenance and troubleshooting. The company has offices in Sioux City and Des Moines, Iowa, and another in Pickstown, South Dakota. President Mark Pottebaum founded High Tech Electric, which he still owns, in 2001.

High-Point Rendel (HPR) offers integrated management, business, and engineering services worldwide. The engineering design consultancy focuses on three sectors: buildings, energy, and infrastructure. HPR helps clients through all of the phases of building by providing procurement advice, engineering and design, operations and maintenance, and project management. Its engineering experience covers a range of transportation, maritime, structural, and geotechnical projects such as the Channel Tunnel, Town Quay in Beirut, Dubai International Airport, and the Shanghai Transrapid railway. HPR is owned by management and is backed by Al Rushaid Investment Company, one of Saudi Arabia's largest companies.

Hirsch/Bedner International (doing business as Hirsch Bedner Associates, or HBA) are right at home in a hotel room. HBA provides interior and graphic design services to customers worldwide, specializing in designs for hotels. Portfolio projects have included Le Saint G�ran, Mauritius; St. Regis Grand, Rome; Pan Pacific Yokohama; Ritz-Carlton New Orleans; Mandarin Oriental Miami; and Movenpick Aqaba, Jordan. Design division Graphis International develops corporate identities, sign systems, and packaging programs for the hospitality, entertainment, and retail industries. HBA, founded in 1964 and credited with pioneering hospitality design as a specialty, has about a dozen offices worldwide.

HKS is a good sport when it comes to building design. One of the largest architectural firms in the world, HKS has designed sports and entertainment, health care, hospitality, industrial, and corporate buildings in the US and across the globe. The company offers structural engineering, architecture, project management, and interior and graphic design services. Some of the firm's most notable work includes the Dallas Cowboys football stadium, the Whole Foods Market world headquarters, The Blue Man Group theater in Las Vegas, and the King Hussein Cancer Center in Jordan. HKS has more than 20 offices in the US, Mexico, Brazil, Dubai, China, and the UK. Harwood K. Smith founded the firm in 1939.

HMC Architects provides architectural planning, master planning, graphic design, and interior design services through 10 offices in California and Nevada. The company specializes in institutional projects, designing education, health care, and government facilities for public and private clients such as Kaiser Permanente, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Mt. San Antonio College, and California State University. HMC is focused on expanding services in key areas, including planning, design integration, research, and sustainable design. The company was founded in 1940 by Jay Harnish. Harnish was later joined by Jack Causey and Mel Morgan. The firm became HMC Architects in 1978.

HNTB knows the ABCs of A/E. The company ranks among the pack of pure designers, or firms that derive most of their revenues from architecture, engineering, or environmental design operations. It specializes in transportation infrastructure projects and government contracts. HNTB is best-known for its highway and transit system design (its portfolio includes the New Jersey Turnpike) as well as airports (Chicago's Midway) and sports arenas (Invesco Field in Denver). The company operates some 60 locations across the US. The employee-owned HNTB (its name once stood for Howard Needles Tammen & Berendoff) traces its roots to 1914.

HOK has designs on your project -- but in this case, that's a good thing. The global architectural company provides planning, design, and delivery services for a wide variety of sectors including aviation, entertainment/media, health care, and government. HOK tackles all phases of a project's life cycle, from pre-planning and engineering to landscape architecture and facilities management. Notable projects include the Priory Chapel in St. Louis; the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC; and King Saud University in Saudi Arabia. The firm has offices in two dozen countries in North America, Europe, and Asia. St. Louis architects George Hellmuth, Gyo Obata, and George Kassabum founded HOK Group in 1955.

Honshy Electric Company is plugged into being a top Hispanic-owned business in Florida. The enterprise provides a full range of general electrical contracting services that includes organizing, installing, and repairing wiring and electricity systems, computer cabling and networking systems, and lighting. Honshy Electri specializes in high-rise buildings, but also works on education, government, hotel, commercial, institutional, and residential facilities. The firm also provides upgrades, troubleshooting, and inspection services. Company president Manuel Diaz owns the company, which was founded in 1973.

Huitt-Zollars makes its dollars as a design firm. The company provides a wide spectrum of services including civil, traffic, mechanical, electrical, structural, and environmental engineering; construction and program management; surveying; landscape architecture; and architectural planning. Clients include government agencies, institutions, private corporations, and industrial firms. Huitt-Zollars has worked on a variety of projects such as schools, airports, highways, and urban development. The firm operates throughout the US, with 15 offices in Arizona, California, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, and Washington. E. Larry Huitt and Robert Zollars founded the company in 1975.

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