J.H. Findorff & Son has been building its resume since the 19th century. The company constructs commercial and institutional projects in the US Midwest. It provides general contracting, design/build, and construction management services. Projects include schools, government buildings, health care centers, hotels, condos, offices, and shopping complexes. Findorff also self-performs trade work including carpentry, concrete, masonry, drywall, and steel erection. Among its projects is Madison, Wisconsin's Overture Center for the Arts. It also is building the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery at The University of Wisconsin-Madison. John Findorff founded the company as J.H. Findorff in 1890.

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.

Lunda Construction Company,the heavy construction and industrial contractor builds highways, bridges, and dams across Wisconsin and surrounding Midwestern states. Its industrial division provides structural steel erection, marine construction, rigging, and other specialty services, including demolition, equipment rental, and construction management. Lunda's rail unit (operating under its heavy highway bridge division) performs both scheduled and emergency construction on railroads. Projects have included the I-94 bridge for the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. Founded in 1938, the company is still owned and operated by the Lunda family.

Burkett & Wong Engineers has a long history of successful projects. The firm provides a variety of engineering and design services, including structural and civil engineering, surveying, and land planning services throughout the southwestern US. Burkett & Wong's portfolio of approximately 10,000 completed projects includes schools, athletic fields and gymnasiums, libraries, parking structures, condominiums, restaurants, theaters, and more. Its surveying services include boundary, topographical, deed interpretation, and right-of-way. The company has offices in Las Vegas and San Diego.

Enka focuses on building airports, bridges, industrial plants, hospitals, petrochemical plants, power plants, shopping malls, and other large structures and complexes. Enka also rents and manages office and retail buildings. The company operated hypermart shopping centers in Russia, but handed over operations of the markets by renting the spaces to Auchan in 2007. The transaction signals Enka's move away from retail management. Other operations include machinery distribution and management of natural-gas power plants. Tracing its roots back to 1957, Enka was formally established in 1967.

Hull Forest Products produces softwood and hardwood lumber products from its sawmill in Pomfret, Connecticut. The mill owns more than 8,000 acres of sustainable working forest in Massachusetts and produces 10 million board ft. of lumber (kiln-dried and green lumber) annually. Products include wide plank flooring, oak timbers, wood siding, container load quantities of green and kiln dried lumber, as well as by-products such as wood chips, sawdust, and bark mulch. The family-owned and managed company also provides forestland management services and leases selected properties for recreational use through Hull Forestlands L.P. CEO Bill Hull founded Hull Forest Products in 1970.

Jaya Tiasa's newest venture is palm oil. It is developing more than 200,000 acres of plantation land and plans to operate six palm oil mills by 2014. Jaya Tiasa's businesses are growing, and, one might even say, soaring. The company owns timber operations, oil palm plantations, and a small helicopter chartering service. Its timber products include round logs, sawn timber, plywood, blockboard, and veneer, all produced from the trees grown on almost 2 million acres of forest in Malaysia. Jaya's wood products are exported to the Asia/Pacific, the US, the Middle East, Europe, Latin America, and the Caribbean. The company also has a reforestation operation, which grows and sells tree seedlings.

The father of CEO John Lattimore, Jr., founded LMC in 1961. Giant aggregates supplier Holcim owns 49% of LMC through US unit Holcim Participations (US); the Lattimore family owns the rest. Lattimore Materials Company (LMC) has been mixing things up in Texas for 50 years. The company mines aggregates (gravel, sand, and limestone) and produces and delivers concrete, primarily in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area but also in Houston, San Antonio, and southern Oklahoma. LMC operates about 30 ready mix concrete plant and a handful of aggregate mines; it also maintains a fleet of more than 400 mixer and haul trucks. The company's mining operations supply aggregates to outside customers and to its own concrete plants.

Founded in 1952, ITL Corp. is owned by former president Michael Drusinsky. ITL Corp. has a soft spot in its heart when it comes to hardwood. The company, doing business as Industrial Timber and Lumber, produces Northern and Appalachian hardwood logs and lumber products from species that include black cherry, black walnut, maple, white ash, white oak, and poplar. The company sells to manufacturers of such wood products as cabinets, furniture, flooring, and veneer. ITL owns more than 50,000 acres of timberlands in New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia, and it operates about 10 sawmill and dry kiln manufacturing facilities along the East Coast.

Gohmann Asphalt & Construction is always on the road again (and making it possible for others to go there as well). The company provides construction, paving, and rehabilitation and repair services for highways, bridges, and parking surfaces in Kentucky and Indiana. It also provides grade and drain services. Gohmann Asphalt & Construction also owns and operates six asphalt plants, four concrete plants, two limestone quarries, a trucking company, and a company that specializes in commercial, residential, and industrial construction projects. Gohmann Asphalt & Construction was founded in 1950.

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