Satterfield & Pontikes Construction provides general contracting, consultation, and construction management services, primarily in the Gulf Coast region of Texas and Louisiana. The company often works on buildings for the commercial, retail, industrial, educational, entertainment, and recreational sectors. Recent projects include the Texas A&M University Health Science Center and the expansion of the World War II Museum in New Orleans. The company specializes in concrete work and early-stage site work, as well as 3-D modeling and virtual design. Satterfield & Pontikes Construction was founded in 1989 and is headed by majority owner and CEO George Pontikes, Jr.

Ameron International Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, manufactures and sells engineered products and materials for the chemical, industrial, energy, transportation, and infrastructure industries from its plants in North America, South America, Europe, and Asia. It operates in three groups: Fiberglass-Composite Pipe, Water Transmission, and Infrastructure Products. The Fiberglass-Composite Pipe group offers filament-wound and molded fiberglass pipes, tubes, fittings, and well screens for the industrial, petroleum, chemical processing, and petrochemical industries, as well as for service station piping systems, aboard marine vessels, and offshore oil platforms. The Water Transmission group supplies concrete cylinder pipes, prestressed concrete cylinder pipes, steel pipes, and reinforced concrete pipes for water transmission, and storm and industrial waste water and sewage collection; large-diameter wind towers for the U.S. wind-energy market; and polyvinyl chloride and polyethylene sheet lining for the protection of concrete pipe and cast-in-place concrete structures. The Infrastructure Products group provides ready-mix concrete, basaltic aggregates, dune sand, concrete pipes, and box culverts to the construction industry in Hawaii; and concrete and steel poles for highway, street, and outdoor area lighting, as well as for traffic signals. Ameron International Corporation markets its products directly through its-owned sales force, as well as through sales agents, manufacturers' representatives, distributors, and licensees. Ameron International, through its joint ventures, manufactures and sells concrete pressure pipes; glass reinforced epoxy pipe and fittings; and reinforcing bars. Ameron International Corporation was formerly known as Ameron, Inc. and changed its name to Ameron International Corporation in 1996. Ameron International was founded in 1907 and is headquartered in Pasadena, California.

Burmeister & Wain Scandinavian Contractor A/S company designs, builds, operates, and maintains diesel engine-based power plants for both independent power producers and power-generating industrial corporations around the world. Services include installing distribution systems and transmission lines, retrofitting older plants to help reduce gas emissions, and providing technical support and training. Customers have included Caribbean Utilities Company, Greek Public Power Corporation, and the Danish and UK governments. BWSC is a subsidiary of Japan-based Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding.

Amos-Hill Associates is a hardwood veneer mill. The company buys a wide range of hardwood species logs (cherry, maple, white and red oak, walnut, and birch) from merchants in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Vermont, West Virginia, and Canada to produce its veneer products. Amos-Hill also works in affiliation with Koppensteiner Veneers, which is controlled by Amos-Hill's co-owner Wolfgang Koppensteiner, to serve the German market. President Richard Wertz co-owns the company he and other investors founded in 1982.

Laing O'Rourke has built a reputation for designing and building major commercial and industrial properties, roads, rail systems, entertainment complexes, airfields, and maritime support facilities. The group works on several of the UK's private finance initiative projects for public-sector infrastructure. Laing O'Rourke operates primarily in Europe, but also has growing operations in the Middle East, Asia and Australia. Chairman and CEO Ray O'Rourke founded the group in 1978 and acquired Laing Construction in 2001. The company is part of a consortium (including CH2M Hill and Mace) that will manage development of London's Olympic Park.

Jones Bros., Inc. company has evolved from a partnership between two brothers, Guy and Dillon Jones, with one bulldozer, to one of the largest bridge builders and heavy construction firms in the southeastern US. A transportation specialist, the company also is involved in highway construction and grading; site preparation for residential, industrial, and commercial projects; concrete paving; asphalt paving and operation of asphalt plants; and sewer rehabiliation using trenchless technologies. The company is still owned and operated by the Jones' descendants, including president and CEO M. Dale McCulloch, Guy Jones' grandson.

Sino-Thai Engineering and Construction (STECON) touches an array of construction projects across Thailand. Established in 1962, the engineering and construction firm primarily engages in governmental infrastructure projects, including highways, mass transit, power generation, water systems, telecommunications, and bridges. Recent projects include the Foreign Affairs Ministry headquarters, a Thai Airways aircraft maintenance center, and a thermal power plant for EGAT. STECON also builds oil refineries, petrochemical facilities, chemical plants, and residential housing. Thailand Securities Depository Company owns almost half of STECON shares.

Alamco Wood Products manufactures structural glulam (glued laminated) timber products in a broad range of shapes such as arches, beams, trusses, and curved members for construction projects from church ceilings, park shelters, and covered patios to bridges, trusses, and electrical and telecommunications utility poles. The company also offers prefabricated glulam products. Its clients include utility companies, churches, schools, parks and other entities that utilize wooden beams in their structures. Alamco is owned by Bell Lumber & Pole.

ABCO was founded in 1949 by Jules Gottleib; his son-in-law, Michael Senter, runs the company as CEO. ABCO Refrigeration Supply keeps the northeast chilled. Through about 15 locations in Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania, ABCO Refrigeration Supply Corp. distributes air-conditioning and refrigeration equipment, parts, and supplies. ABCO offers more than 250 brands of heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration products including DuPont, Maytag, Mitsubishi Electric, and Honeywell. ABCO provides online ordering and tracking for its contractor customers. ABCO Refrigeration Supply Corp. also sells to home owners. About half of its proceeds come from customers in the New York metropolitan area.

Ringway Group Limited,the company provides highway maintenance and construction services nationwide in the UK. Through its Ringway Highway Services and other subsidiaries, the company performs highway surfacing, emergency repair, materials recycling, sign and lighting installation, and winter maintenance. Customers include highway authorities, car park operators, schools, and municipalities. The company is a subsidiary of Eurovia, which is owned by construction titan VINCI.

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