EA Engineering, Science, and Technology wants to stop pollution before it starts by offering environmental consulting services. The company's specialties include brownfields and urban redevelopment, environmental compliance management, and natural resources management. Its more than 450 professionals have completed more than 100,000 environmental projects worldwide (more than $1 billion of services). Customers include government agencies and industrial manufacturers. EA Engineering operates from more than 24 offices -- 21 in the US (including facilities in Alaska and Hawaii) and one in Guam.

Everett J. Prescott helps ensure your pipes have integrity. Operating through a diverse family of companies (known collectively as The Prescott Companies), the firm manufactures, distributes, installs, maintains, and tests its lines of water, sewer, gas, and drain materials. Products include pipes, tubes, pipe fittings, valves, and fire hydrants. Red Hen Manufacturing makes brass meter adapters, compression fittings, couplings, and connectors. Meter and Backflow Services reconditions and modernizes water meters. PEP Transportation provides shipping to the continental US and part of Canada. Quality Water Products makes and distributes water, sewer, and drain utility products.

Downer EDI works to keep things working. The company provides engineering and infrastructure management for public and private entities throughout Australia, New Zealand, Asia, and the Pacific. The company strives to be a "one-stop" provider for engineering services that include design, project and facilities management, operations, consulting, and maintenance. The company is organized along five divisions representing its primary activities: infrastructure services through Downer EDI Works, Downer EDI Engineering, Downer EDI Mining, Consulting Services, and Downer EDI Rail. Although the company's footprint covers the Asia/Pacific region, Downer EDI's Australian operations account for about 70% of its revenue.

The Newtron Group keeps on ticking. Through subsidiaries, The Newtron Group offers a variety of industrial electrical and other specialty construction and contracting services nationwide. Services include instrumentation and control systems installation and maintenance; fiber optic installation and testing; industrial pipe and panel fabrication; aviation services; and electrical heat tracing. Newtron serves clients in such industries as refining, power generation, mining, pharmaceuticals, and semiconductors. Subsidiaries include electrical contractor Triad Electric and Controls and fiber optics firm Com-Net Services. The Newtron Group has offices in California, Louisiana, and Texas.

WorleyParsons Corporation puts its energy into energy and chemical plants. The US subsidiary of WorleyParsons Limited, the company is a top designer and builder of modular facilities for refineries and process plants in remote areas and harsh environments. WorleyParsons, whose services also include procurement and project management, targets the hydrocarbons, minerals and metals, infrastructure and environment, and power industries.

Hagerman Construction oversees just about everything but the kitchen sink. Along with affiliates Hagerman Inc. and Geupel DeMars Hagerman, the company is part of The Hagerman Group, which performs general contracting services for commercial, retail, industrial, institutional, and medical and life sciences clients, mainly in the Midwest. The company's design-build services include construction, architectural and engineering design, masonry, carpentry, and building maintenance. It also provides financing and property management services. The family-owned company was founded in 1908 as Buesching Hagerman Construction by brothers-in-law William Hagerman and Frederick Buesching.

TerraMai is in the business of recycling; recycling wood, that is. The company supplies flooring, siding, decking, and other products made from reclaimed wood (reused or recycled wood). TerraMai seeks out reclaimed wood from around the world; the wood can come from a variety of sources such as old buildings and structures, railroad ties, fences, or wine barrels. The company then recycles the wood and sells the finished products to commercial and residential customers in the US. TerraMai has served customers including Whole Foods, Urban Outfitters, and Jamba Juice. With roots that go back to 1991, the company was founded by Richard McFarland and Erika Carpenter and is headed by CEO Ken Westrick.

Environmental services company Lemna operates through two main business units. Lemna Technologies provides treatment and floating cover systems for municipal and industrial wastewater lagoons. Its offerings include a biological process that treats wastewater with minimal maintenance. Lemna Technologies has installed more than 200 systems across the US. The company's Lemna International unit designs a variety of infrastructure projects, including renewable energy generation facilities and water and wastewater treatment systems. It has designed and built more than 300 projects in 16 countries. Lemna was founded in 1983.

Barr & Barr takes a bite out of the Big Apple and US Northeast construction market. It provides contracting, construction management, and renovation services for commercial and institutional projects, with its focus on educational, health care, laboratory and research, commercial, and religious and historical buildings. Barr & Barr has offices in New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Maine, and Massachusetts. Its projects include the Geonomics Institute and Lewis Library at Princeton University, the New England Medical Center in Boston, the Bass Library at Yale University, and the renovation of New York City's Radio City Music Hall. Joseph R. Barr founded the company in 1927. Employees own the company.

TRC Companies, Inc. provides consulting, engineering, and construction management services in the United States. It operates in three segments: Energy, Environmental, and Infrastructure. The Energy segment provides program management, engineering, procurement, construction, design, and consulting services for energy companies, utilities, other commercial entities, and state and federal governments. It undertakes projects comprising upgrade and new construction for electrical transmission and distribution systems, energy efficiency program design and management, and alternative energy development operations; and offers services to support energy savings projects. The Environmental segment engages in environmental management of buildings, air quality measurements and modeling of air pollution impacts, assessment and remediation of contaminated sites, environmental licensing and permitting of various projects, and natural and cultural resource assessment and management activities. It serves industrial, transportation, energy, and natural resource companies; and federal, state, and municipal agencies. The Infrastructure segment provides services related to the expansion of infrastructure capacity, rehabilitation of overburdened and deteriorating infrastructure systems, and management of risks related to security of public and private facilities. Its services include roadway and surface transportation design; structural design for bridges; construction engineering inspection and construction management for roads and bridges; civil engineering; and geotechnical engineering services. This segment also offers municipal and land development engineering, security, and geographic information system and mapping services, as well as undertakes hydraulics and hydrological studies. This segment serves state and municipal governments, as well as selected commercial developers. TRC Companies, Inc. was founded in 1969 and is headquartered in Windsor, Connecticut.

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