Glasgow, Inc. has been staking a reputation for its highway construction work throughout Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey, but it also helps build airports, dams, nuclear power plants, parking lots, and utilities. The firm's other two divisions focus on construction materials supply and reclamation. The company owns and operates more than a half dozen asphalt plants and crushed stone quarries, as well as two clean fill reclamation facilities that accept uncontaminated soil, unpainted brick, block, stone, concrete, and used asphalt. Glasgow is privately owned.

Glenn O. Hawbaker (GOH), it's all about making the grade. Founded as an excavating and grading company, GOH provides heavy construction, concrete construction, utility work, asphalt production, and heavy equipment rentals and sales. From its home base in Pennsylvania, the company serves customers in the north-central portion of the state. GOH also operates 17 quarries and eight asphalt production facilities in Pennsylvania and New York. Its Hawbaker Engineering subsidiary provides civil engineering services and site designs. The family-owned company was founded in 1952 by Glenn and Thelma Hawbaker, the parents of president and CEO Daniel Hawbaker.

Global Performance builds things so its customers can build things. The company designs and manages major industrial construction projects primarily for the automotive, chemicals, manufacturing, oil refining, and process sectors. Clients include big names such as BMW, Koch, Kia, General Electric, Honda, and Procter & Gamble, as well as school districts across the country. Global Performance manages more than $1.6 billion in capital projects. It operates domestic offices in Delaware, South Carolina, and Texas, and international offices in Brazil and Germany. The company was established in 1999 by president Dennis Braasch and three other co-founders. Mustang Engineering owns Global Performance.

GLY Construction specializes in TLC for commercial construction and sings its praises throughout Washington's Puget Sound region. The firm, which was founded in 1978, has built corporate facilities and distribution centers for the likes of Microsoft, Adobe, Nintendo, Overlake Hospital, and Boeing. The company's heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) operations began in 1993 when one of its subcontractors entered into bankruptcy. GLY Construction is owned by its nine principals, including company president and CEO Lee Kilcup.

Gohmann Asphalt & Construction is always on the road again (and making it possible for others to go there as well). The company provides construction, paving, and rehabilitation and repair services for highways, bridges, and parking surfaces in Kentucky and Indiana. It also provides grade and drain services. Gohmann Asphalt & Construction also owns and operates six asphalt plants, four concrete plants, two limestone quarries, a trucking company, and a company that specializes in commercial, residential, and industrial construction projects. Gohmann Asphalt & Construction was founded in 1950.

Good & Roberts constructs, renovates, and upgrades buildings at commercial, medical, research, retail, and industrial facilities throughout San Diego, California. The company offers design, engineering, and preliminary budgeting services and manages subcontractors for electrical, flooring, and plumbing work. It has been selected to complete projects for clients including Beckman Coulter, Dexcom, Gen-Probe, and SeaWorld. The San Diego Chapter of the American Subcontractors Association has nominated Good & Roberts General Contractor of the Year for nine consecutive years. CEO Jack Good and retired executive Stan Roberts founded the firm in 1979.

company specializes in heavy construction, infrastructure, transportation systems, and housing and recreation facilities in the western continental US and Hawaii. Goodfellow Bros. also offers earth moving and paving services. Its Blasting Technologies subsidiary blasts, drills, and demolishes rock and other structures. The company was founded in 1921 by brothers Jack, Bert, and Jim Sr. Their early business included the first excavation work on the Grand Coulee Dam in 1933. Now the company has a number of planned communities, public facilities, and other projects under its belt.

Granite Construction is building its way from coast to coast. The holding company operates through its main subsidiary, Granite Construction Company, a transportation and heavy construction contractor that works on public infrastructure projects ranging from airports, bridges, and dams to highways, mass transit systems, and tunnels. For private-sector firms, it performs site preparation for residential and commercial development. The company is aligned geographically into two divisions: Granite West and Granite East. One of its biggest customers is the California Department of Transportation, which accounts for around 12% of revenues. Granite also is involved in real estate development and services.

Gray Construction doesn't have the blues when it comes to building projects. The firm is a top US design and construction firm. Through its subsidiaries the company works on a large array of commercial and industrial projects in the US and Japan. It ranks among the top US contractors in auto plant, distribution/warehouse, and processing plant construction. It also serves the federal government (including military projects), education, medical, and retail industries. Subsidiaries include WS Construction (heavy industrial and commercial contracting); Gray-I.C.E. Builders, Inc. (retail, commercial, industrial, and public construction); and Operations Associates (facilities, supply chain, and consulting).

Graycor translates blueprints into buildings. The company builds industrial, commercial, health care, and educational facilities in the US, Canada and Mexico. Through its four subsidiaries Graycor offers construction management, maintenance, and design/build services on projects ranging from industrial plant additions to office towers and shopping malls. It provides such trade services as carpentry and concrete and steel work. It also offers blasting, refractory relining, and other maintenance services for power utilities and automotive, food, metals, and waste management companies. Chairman and CEO Melvin Gray and his family own Graycor. Clients have included ArcelorMittal, Motorola, Toyota, and Lafarge.

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