Hoar Construction handles all types of commercial, retail, institutional, hospitality and health care construction projects. The company provides construction, construction management, program management, and design/build services around the US and operates division offices in Texas, Florida and Tennesse. The firm works for both private companies and government agencies. Its projects include boutique hotel Inn at the Ballpark in Houston and and mixed-use development Mercato in Florida. Health care projects include a veterans hospital in Biloxi. The company was founded in 1940 by F. R. Hoar. Hoar's family has ownership stakes and holds management positions in the company.

HOCHTIEF is a giant in Germany and beyond. In addition to doing business throughout Europe, the construction-related services provider operates in the Americas and the Asia/Pacific region and is among the world's largest general builders. US subsidiaries Turner and Flatiron provide building and infrastructure construction. Leighton Holdings, based in Australia, provides engineering and construction services for the infrastructure and mining industries. The group also operates in European countries including the Czech Republic, Poland, Russia, and the UK. HOCHTIEF focuses all of its business around the world in six areas: Americas, Asia Pacific, Europe, real estate, services, and concessions.

Hoffman cherishes a challenge -- such as building the nation's deepest subway station in Portland, Oregon, or the snake-like, metal-clad Experience Music Project in Seattle. Through several subsidiaries, including flagship Hoffman Construction, the general contractor and construction manager builds civic, commercial, and industrial facilities, primarily in the northwestern US. A leading builder of semiconductor facilities, the group also serves such sectors as education, health care, hospitality, sports, transportation, industrial, and government. It provides electrical, mechanical, surveying, and other services, as well. Employees own Hoffman Corporation, which was founded in 1922.

Holder Construction's goal is to hold onto its clients' business. Boasting an 80% repeat customer rate, the firm provides commercial construction services, including computer modeling, planning and design, commissioning, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing support, safety inspections and training, and environmental assessment. Holder Construction serves as a general contractor, construction manager, and designer/builder on a variety of projects, from corporate offices and data technology centers to hotels and schools. Clients have included Mellon Financial, UPS, Emory University, and American Cancer Society. Privately-held Holder Construction is led by chairman and CEO Thomas Holder.

Holloman isn't the stuff of poetry, but rather the Texas oil patch. Employee-owned Holloman installs, repairs, and upgrades pipelines for the oil and gas industry, public and private utilities that handle water and wastewater, and sports facilities. Holloman also builds or upgrades gas compressor stations, petroleum processing plants, and utility pump stations. The company's in-house engineering staff designs and constructs process plants for its oil and gas clients; it also seeks out civil, mechanical, or process jobs. Subsidiary Holloman Minerals explores for minerals including uranium in Australia. Sam Holloman founded the company in 1967.

Hopewell Highway Infrastructure (HHI) develops and operates roads, tunnels, bridges, and related infrastructure projects in the Guangdong Province in southern China. HHI has interests in two toll road projects in the Pearl River Delta region bordering Hong Kong, including the Guangzhou-Shenzhen Superhighway, which links the capital of the province of Guangdong to the Hong Kong border. It plans to make a bid for a stake in the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge project, the giant bridge would link Hong Kong to Macao and mainland China. HHI is the highway unit of Hopewell Holdings. Hong Kong tycoon Gordon Wu holds a majority interest in the company.

Hopewell Holdings is hopeful about the future of Hong Kong and China's Pearl River Delta region. With operations in hotels, property development, and highway infrastructure construction, Hopewell has extensive holdings in real estate in Hong Kong (including its flagship skyscraper Hopewell Centre and the Panda Hotel). Hopewell also collects rent from tenants at the Hong Kong International Trade and Exhibition Centre (HITEC). The company builds toll roads and bridges, primarily in mainland China through its Hopewell Highway Infrastructure Limited subsidiary (HHI). It holds 70% of HHI.

Howard Building provides preconstruction, design/build, engineering, construction, and management services primarily for commercial projects throughout California. The company's portfolio includes projects ranging from corporate, legal, and financial buildings to entertainment, showroom, and high-tech facilities. Clients include BAE Systems, Trammell Crow, Deutsche Bank, The Endeavor Agency, Fox Television, and Pacific Investment Management Company. Howard Building, founded in 1983, maintains offices in greater Los Angeles and Orange County, California.

Howard S. Wright Construction Co. got its start in the state of Washington and today offers design/build, general contracting, and construction management services across the Western US, including Alaska and Hawaii. The firm specializes in commercial, industrial, and institutional projects both small and large, ranging from $5,000 to $50 million. It has worked on Seattle's Space Needle and the Phoenix International Raceway, as well as apartments, hospitals, hotels, office buildings, parking garages, retail centers, schools, and aerospace and high-tech facilities. The management-owned company was founded in 1885 by, you guessed it, Howard S. Wright.

HRH Construction has been polishing the Big Apple since 1925. Since that time, the company has provided general contracting and construction management services for commercial, institutional, hospitality, and other projects in New York City. It handles services ranging from scheduling and risk management to structural and electrical engineering. HRH's portfolio includes the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center and the the AT&T world headquarters. HRH is also a leading force in urban renewal; it has developed and built more than 45,000 affordable housing units in New York, Washington, DC, and elsewhere. The company was founded by the Horowitz and Ravitch families. HRH filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2009.

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