Founded in 1930 by William Murphy, CPM Development is owned by Oldcastle Materials (itself a subsidiary of UK-based CRH plc), which bought the firm in 1997. CPM Development Corporation paves the way for aggregate production in the Northwest. The company produces sand and gravel, ready-mix concrete, pre-stressed concrete building components, and asphalt paving materials for the construction industry. It also builds freeways, overpasses, and airport runways. The firm has about a dozen affiliate companies and some 30 locations in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.

Baker Concrete Construction, among the top specialty concrete contractors in the US. The company performs concrete formwork design and installation, concrete reinforcement and finishing, preconstruction estimating and scheduling, project management, and repair and restoration. Projects include commercial office buildings, high-rise residential towers, industrial power plants, parking structures, sports stadiums, schools, LNG (liquefied natural gas) terminals, and highways and bridges. Baker Concrete Construction operates through more than half a dozen US regional offices. It is owned by president and founder Daniel Baker.

Founded in 1819 in Vienna and traded since 1869 on the Vienna Stock Exchange, Wienerberger can look back on a great tradition. Only in 1986 the company started its dynamic expansion, which has focused on building materials since the introduction of Value Management in 1997. This transformed Wienerberger from a local Austrian brick-maker into the world’s largest producer of bricks within a few years. During this time the number of production facilities rose from 11 to a level of 229 plants in 27 countries.The construction industry was hard hit by the worldwide recession in 2009, which triggered a sharp drop in the demand for building materials. On the one hand, new residential construction is heavily dependent on bank financing and, on the other hand, consumers tend to postpone investment decisions as a reaction to the weak economy and uncertain expectations for the future. Wienerberger implemented a wide-ranging action plan to adjust capacity to reflect these developments, which also included active working capital management to reduce inventories, a decrease in administrative and selling costs and a cutback in investments to the necessary minimum.

McFarland Cascade company produces wood and composite products including pressure-treated utility poles, crossarms, lumber, and plywood. McFarland Cascade also packages and distributes consumer-oriented outdoor living products and develops computer software packages for assisting consumers in designing, estimating, and constructing such outdoor projects as decks. The company sells to customers in the US, Canada, the Middle East, and Asia, and operates four treating facilities in the Northwest and Mississippi. A third-generation of McFarlands, CEO Corry McFarland and EVP Greg McFarland, control the company, which was founded in 1916.

AESYS Technologies, LLC serves North American and International markets with York-Shipley Global packaged firetube boiler assemblies, ancillary boiler room equipment and pressure vessel products. The company also offers Jackson & Church HVAC Global heating, ventilating and air-conditioning equipment along with Custom Fabrication capabilities and Education Services comprising boiler and welder training programs. The York-Shipley Global and Jackson & Church HVAC Global brands are recognized for high performance, dependability, utmost quality and long life-cycle service in industrial, commercial and institutional (ICI) facilities worldwide. AESYS’ strength resides in its commitment and ability to deliver the highest level of product quality, customer service and satisfaction through its product brand offerings and extensive worldwide network of sales, service and regional management representatives. Corporate headquarters and manufacturing facility is strategically located in South Central Pennsylvania, USA - at the crossroads of major highways, rail transportation systems and international shipping ports. Products are each marketed through three channels – Local Area Representatives serving certain markets throughout North America and globally, Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) applications and US Federal Government Procurement.

Fluor Federal Services is not responsible for military build-up, but it does construct a lot of buildings and structures for the military to use. A subsidiary of Fluor Corporation, the company provides engineering and construction services to the US federal government in the areas of defense, energy, government facilities and homeland security. Projects include military housing, combat service support, embassy construction, and infrastructure. Fluor Federal also has contracts at nuclear facilities such as the Savannah River Nuclear Solutions site in the US, as well as other operations in more than 25 countries around the globe.

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.

Atwell provides real estate and development consulting encompassing civil engineering, land planning, surveying, and environmental services. Spanning the commercial, residential, corporate real estate, and institutional development markets, the company helps clients manage real estate development projects and navigate local regulations and planning requirements. The company's consulting services include feasibility studies and economic viability analysis. Atwell's more technical services consist of surveying, civil engineering, landscape architecture as well as expertise covering environmental impact, water and wastewater systems, and water resource management.

HHP produces hardwood lumber, custom wood pallets, and pulp wood chips for use in specialty wood products. The company owns tree farms in three counties in New Hampshire and uses native hardwood timber species for its products. These include red oak (two-thirds of its production), hard maple (more than 20%), soft maple, ash, white birch, and yellow birch. HHP operates a sawmill in Henniker, New Hampshire, which annually produces 8 million board ft. of green hardwood lumber. The company was founded in 1966 and is owned by company president Ross D'Elia and VP Richard Carrier.

Bechtel National, the government services arm of engineering giant Bechtel Group, helps the US destroy stockpiles of nuclear and chemical weapons and treat contaminated wastes. It has worked toward developing a national repository for nuclear waste in Nevada and it also helped the US defense program by managing the awarding of certain subcontracts in Iraq. Bechtel and the University of California manage and operate two to institutions for nuclear and scientific research labs -- Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California. Among the other governmental agencies it works with are NASA, the EPA, and the US Agency for International Development (USAID).

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