Cornejo & Sons provides asphalt and concrete paving, demolition, road reconstruction, and paving maintenance services. Through its Concrete Materials Co., the company operates one of Wichita, Kansas' largest ready-mix concrete businesses. The firm also operates a construction and demolition landfill, and offers asphalt and scrap metal recycling. Contracts from local government agencies make up a substantial amount of the company's revenues. Founded in 1952, the formerly family-owned business and its subsidiaries serve the Midwest. In 2010 Cornejo & Sons was bought by Washington, DC-based Summit Materials, a holding of The Blackstone Group.

C.D. Smith Construction works on commercial, institutional, and industrial projects. It builds manufacturing, retail, correctional, health care, and education facilities, as well as water treatment plants. The company offers general contracting and design/build services and also provides specialty contracting services such as steel erection, masonry and concrete work, carpentry, and demolition. Charles D. Smith, grandfather of president Gary Smith, founded the company in 1936.

Worksharp's portfolio is anything but limited. Worksharp constructs residences from barn conversions and retirement homes to cutting-edge luxury central-city apartments in the UK in Cheshire, Manchester, and in the suburbs of Merseyside. Featured developments include Belleair Farm, a six-property barn conversion near Kingsley, and Winckley Square, a luxury apartment development in the Preston City Centre.

Cole Hardwood processes and distributes a variety of hardwood lumber products from species that include ash, basswood, cherry, hard and soft maple, red and white oak, walnut, hickory, and poplar. Cole Hardwood operates a 32-acre facility, where it receives rough lumber at its on-premise rail spur. The company also has its own fleet of trucks for delivering hardwood orders to its Indiana customers.

Brainerd Compressor Inc. remanufactures reciprocating compressors made by OEMs that include Carrier/Carlyle, Copeland, York, and Dunham Bush. Brainerd Compressor also carries crankcase heaters, mounting kits, service valves, capacity control valves, valve plate and gasket kits, and refrigeration oil, as well as a large inventory of reciprocating compressor parts. Brainerd Compressor Inc. sells its products internationally. Don't let the computer geeky "brain-nerd" name throw you off ... Brainerd Compressor focuses on the remanufacture of air-conditioning and refrigeration compressors.

Rothenberg Sawasy Architects provides architectural and interior design services through its offices in Los Angeles and San Diego and in Beijing. The company's clients include The Allstate Corporation, Bank of America, Brinks International, and MetLife. Managing principal Mark Rothenberg and design principal Mitchell Sawasy founded the firm in 1979.

Cavico is a US headquartered company that conducts its construction business in Vietnam. Wholly-owned subsidiary Cavico Vietnam and its numerous operating subsidiaries make the company the largest non-state-owned heavy civil contractor in the country. It primarily serves public sector clients on large infrastructure projects, such as bridges, dams, mines, roads, tunnels, urban buildings, and water power facilities. Additionally, the company invests in hydropower electric and cement production plants, mining operations, and urban real estate developments in Laos and Vietnam. Cavico has offices throughout Vietnam, as well as a satellite location in Australia.

Bennett Lumber Products annually produces about 150 million board ft. of lumber from such species as Douglas fir, white fir, inland red cedar, Idaho white pine, Engelmann spruce, lodgepole pine, and ponderosa pine. The company ships its products by truck and rail, and distributes them throughout the US and Canada. Guy Bennett founded the enterprise in 1939, sawing scrap lumber to build fruit crates for area orchards. It encompasses the operations of the former Guy Bennett Lumber Company in Clarkston, Washington and Bennett Lumber Products in Princeton, Idaho, which merged in 2003.

GBO is all about controlling Northern exposure. The Canadian company makes windows and doors at manufacturing plants in Quebec. The company sells its wares under the Bonneville and Polar brand names. Customers are in the home improvement, construction, and renovation markets in eastern Canada (Quebec, Ontario, the Maritimes) and the eastern US. GBO sold its Multiver division (tempered, beveled, and sealed-glass units) to a group of former executives of the division.

Shaped by Messrs. Raub, Bein, and Frost, RBF Consulting has built a reputation for helping to build Southern California's infrastructure. The firm provides engineering, planning (it surveyed the initial site for Disneyland), and construction management services for public and private sector projects. RBF has expanded both its size and its breadth of services over the years by acquiring other firms, and now has more than a dozen offices in California, Arizona, and Nevada. Formerly known as Robert Bein, William Frost & Associates, RBF has been ranked among country's top 100 engineering design firms.

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