HITT Contracting hits the nail on the general contracting head. The group provides turnkey construction services for corporate base building, aviation, legal, hospitality, technology, research, medical, and institutional and governmental facilities. Projects have included construction and design for the Federal Reserve, DirecTV, and Greenpeace. In addition to general contracting, HITT offers design, interior, paint, preconstruction, and construction management services. The firm also handles many eco-friendly projects, historic renovations, and infrastructure refits. HITT operates in more than 30 states. The family-owned and operated firm was founded in 1937 as W.A. Hitt Decorating Co. by Warren and Myrtle Hitt.

ISG Asia is the Asian arm of Interior Services Group (ISG). The company provides construction and management services for commercial projects from conception to beyond completion with facilities management, or provide independent contracting or consultancy services. Headquartered in Singapore, ING Asia is active throughout Asia and in the Middle East. Clients have included Accenture, Royal Bank of Scotland, and Daimler. ISG Asia is renowned for its fit-out and interior design-build capabilities, for which it has won several industry awards. Subsidiary ISG Asia Technical Services provides mechanical and electrical services. ISG Asia was established in 1989 and acquired in full by ISG in 2006.

Dudek, where's my environmental consultant? California, apparently. The environmental firm , Dudek, works with private companies and municipalities to provide engineering, environmental consulting, construction, design, and project management services. The firm has overseen projects that involve natural resource management, infrastructure development, and regulatory compliance. Dudek specializes in water infrastructure, wastewater engineering, energy, transportation, urban forestry, education, and real estate development projects. Founded in 1980 by president Frank Dudek, the employee-owned company has seven offices in California.

Barnard Construction Company really does give a dam about the quality of its work. The heavy civil contractor specializes in building and improving dams, tunnels, oil and gas pipelines, and water and sewer lines across the nation. It has been ranked as the top US contractor in dam construction and is also ranked among the leading contractors for other types of projects -- transmission lines and aqueducts, water supply facilities, oil and gas pipelines, and air pollution control facilities. CEO and owner Tim Barnard founded the firm in 1975; other units, including Barcon, Barnard Environmental, and Barnard Pipeline, were formed to support Barnard Construction Company's primary operations.

Pro2Serve Professional Project Services lives to serve. The contractor provides technical and engineering services that support the security of infrastructures in the US defense, energy, and environmental markets. Pro2Serve designs high-level security systems to protect national laboratories, government facilities, and US nuclear weapons. Its work with the US Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration aims to secure nuclear sites and dangerous radiological materials around the world. The company also offers environmental services, which include facility planning, compliance consulting, remediation, and waste management. Founded by president Barry Goss, Pro2Serve is privately held.

Samuel Heath & Sons makes solid brass decorative bathroom and shower fittings and accessories; door and window fittings; and hardware products that include fasteners, concealed door closers (Perko Powermatic, Perko, and Perkomatic brands), and hinges for use in bath and dressing areas. The company was founded in 1820 as a manufacturer of brass bedstead ornaments and candlesticks.

Hunt Construction Group specializes in fields of dreams. A subsidiary of The Hunt Corporation, it is a leading builder of sports complexes, including the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, the Great American Ballpark for The Cincinnati Reds, and Citi Field for the New York Mets. It has strategic alliances with other construction firms such as Bovis Lend Lease for sports projects. It also works on aviation facilities (a UPS service hub), high tech centers (IBM chip facility), office buildings, hospitals, hotels, industrial facilities, and universities. The company completes about $7 billion in work each year. It was founded in 1944 as Huber, Hunt & Nichols. It is under its third generation of Hunt leadership.

Havelock Europa designs, manufactures, and installs interiors, primarily for retail and education markets in Europe and the Middle East. The company also produces point-of-sale merchandising displays for the retail market and furniture for the health care and education markets. With its acquisitions of TeacherBoards, Clean Air Ltd., and Stage Systems, it has become a top education supplier in the UK and has begun shifting its core business from shopfitting and store refurbishing to education building projects funded through private finance initiative (PFI) schemes. Customers are local authorities and large businesses such as major retailers, banks, construction companies, and hotels.

Henry Broan started the company in 1932 with the Motordor kitchen fan; today Broan-NuTone, a subsidiary of Nortek, is a leading maker of residential ventilation products. Offerings include ventilation and ceiling fans, heaters, indoor air quality products and trash compactors. Central vacuums, intercom systems, medicine cabinets, speakers, and doorbells are marketed under the NuTone name and range hoods are sold under the Best brand. The company's products available at retail stores such as Lowe's and The Home Depot, and also sold by distributors. It also makes private label products for GE, Sears, Whirlpool, and others.

Oran Group (formerly The Snowie Group) provides waste-treatment and a range of other disposal services in the UK, including sludge handling and transportation and spillage cleanup. Clients include Severn Trent, Scottish Water, and the UK Ministry of Defence. The company made about £40 million during the foot-and-mouth crisis of 2001, disposing of millions of livestock carcasses. Other operations include logistics, industrial cleaning, recycling, and equipment leasing. In 2005 the Snowie Group (which began operations as a family farm in the late 1950s) was acquired by the Cork, Ireland-based Oran Group.

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