Joseph Wong Design Associates (JWDA) provides architectural, master planning, interior design, project management, and programming services for public and private sector clients in China and the western US. Its portfolio of completed and in-progress projects includes the mixed-use residential and corporate Deep Blue Plaza towers and the Lotus Creative Center industrial complex (in China) and the San Diego Convention Center and the San Diego Marriott Del Mar Hotel (in the US). China-born architect Joseph Wong established JWDA in San Diego in 1977.

Kell Muñoz Architects is very proud of that curly tilde above its name. As one of the largest minority-owned architectural firms in Texas it often incorporates mestizo regionalism into designs to reflect the diverse history and culture of the Texas/Mexico border. Kell Muñoz has worked on public, corporate, and academic projects such as the San Antonio Convention Center, Six Flags Fiesta Texas, Trinity University, and SeaWorld. In addition to its architectural and planning services the firm also offers logo design, branding, and interior design. Bartlett Cocke and John Kell Sr. co-founded Kell Muñoz Architects in 1927. Today the firm is led by entrepreneur and activist Henry Muñoz III and Geoffrey Edwards.

Keller Group is killer when it comes to foundation work. The international ground engineering company specializes in concrete reinforcement, ground improvement, specialty grouting, and structural repair. Keller operates in more than 30 countries worldwide, with a focus on the European, Australian, and North American markets. However, it also has a growing presence in the Middle East and Asia. Keller works on infrastructure, commercial, industrial, and residential projects. The company designs and builds most of the specialist equipment used by its business units. About 45% of Keller's revenues come from North America, where the group operates Hayward Baker, Suncoast, Anderson, Case, and McKinney Drilling.

Kelso-Burnett is keeping the city that works wired. One of the Chicago area's largest electrical contractors, Kelso-Burnett also ranks as one of the US's largest specialty contractors. Founded in 1908, the employee-owned firm provides electrical construction services to commercial, industrial, institutional, and utility customers. It also installs telecom, security, closed circuit TV, and sound systems and provides fire alarm and electrical systems testing. Customers include Abbott Laboratories, Kraft Foods, and Bass Pro Shops. Kelso-Burnett is part of the international Federated Electrical Contractors network.

Keltbray is driving its business right into the ground. The company and its various units offer specialized construction and civil engineering services such as demolition (including explosive and high-rise projects), pilings, excavation, groundwork, and drainage. Business unit Keltbray AWS performs soil remediation services, while Wentworth House Partnership specializes in structural engineering of concrete and steel facades. In 2010 Keltbray acquired Aspire Rail Consultants -- key in the development of its own rail unit. Formed in 1976, the Keltbray has performed work on such high-profile projects as the London Underground, the Royal Opera House, and Windsor Castle.

KHS&S Contractors, which specializes in wall and ceiling construction, including interior, exterior, acoustical, and insulation work. KHS&S is also one of the largest theme park contractors in the US and provides water feature and rockwork technology and concrete/tilt-up construction through its d2i venture. Founded in 1984, the specialty contractor has worked on projects for Universal Studios Islands of Adventure and for Walt Disney Parks & Resorts. KHS&S also works on convention centers, health care facilities, office buildings, laboratories, and other commercial projects.

Kimley-Horn and Associates offers engineering and land planning services for environmental, water resource, wireless communications, landscape, transportation, urban development, and aviation projects. It also specializes in residential, retail and mixed-use land planning. Founded by a pair of transportation engineers, the firm is a leading urban planning consultant and top intelligent transportation systems specialist. Kimley-Horn has worked on a variety of projects including parking and runway work at the nation's busiest airports. Incorporated in 1967 by Bob Kimley, Bill Horn, and Ed Vick, the firm is now employee-owned.

Kimmins Contracting provides contract construction services to public- and private-sector clients. The company's offerings include earthmoving, mining, demolition, and underground utility construction services. Kimmins Contracting also operates a stone and aggregate crushing and recycling unit. The firm has worked on projects such as land clearing, paving, landfill construction, and material recycling. Clients (who are mostly located in Central Florida) include the Florida Department of Transportation, the City of Tampa, and Disney. William Kimmins founded the company as a specialty contracting firm in western New York in 1923.

Kinetic Systems stays in motion. The company (known as Kinetics) provides process and mechanical systems primarily to the microelectronics, solar energy, and biopharmaceutical industries in the Americas, Asia, and Europe. It provides installation of gas, chemical, water, and utility systems, as well as fabricated steel pipe, HVAC, and plumbing systems. While most of its work is done designing and constructing laboratories and manufacturing facilities, Kinetics also installs systems for data centers, condominiums, schools, and water treatment plants. Kinetics has served clients including AMD, Merck, and Pepsi. Founded in 1973, the firm is controlled by Ares Management.

Kleinknecht Electric Company (KEC) offers electrical construction and electrical, data, and telecommunications installation and maintenance services in the metropolitan New York City area. The company has two divisions (maintenance and datacom) and specializes in high-rise data infrastructure and landmark building renovation projects. KEC has completed projects in office buildings, broadcast facilities, museums, concert halls, and manufacturing facilities. The family-owned company, which was founded by George Kleinknecht in 1916, is one of the largest electrical contractors in the US.

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