Founded in 1949, Nabholz is a general contractor that offers a variety of commercial construction services, including pre-construction, excavation, project management, street and roadway paving, concrete work, and steel structure assembly. The company, which operates primarily in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Missouri, provides its services through several specialty divisions and through partnerships with third-party companies. Its completed projects include hospitals, churches, industrial buildings, as well as high school and university facilities. A private company, Nabholz is employee-owned and operated.

WCA Waste Corporation, through its subsidiaries, provides non-hazardous solid waste collection, transfer, processing, and disposal services in the United States. The company offers commercial collection services, such as the supply of waste containers of various types and sizes. It also provides various residential solid waste collection services, including contracts with municipalities and collection of waste from individual households or homeowners’ on subscription basis. In addition, the company rents waste containers and provides collection services to construction, demolition, and industrial sites. As of December 31, 2009, it served approximately 346,000 commercial, industrial, and residential collection customers; and 5,000 landfill and transfer station customers in Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Kansas, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas. The company was founded in 2000 and is based in Houston, Texas.

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.

Clayco is a top US general building contractor that offers real estate, architecture, design, and construction services. The privately owned company serves a range of industries with a focus on industrial, corporate, government, residential, institutional, and financial facilities. Projects include distribution and logistics centers, industrial facilities, and food and beverage industry warehouses and plants. Clayco also has constructed headquarters and operation centers, call and data centers, sports and education facilities, and retail centers. Its Clayco Realty Group provides land development, site selection, and project financing.

Hood Industries' products come from deep in the forest to a place in your 'hood. The company manufactures plywood, lumber, and siding from Southern Pine at mills in Mississippi and Georgia. Its McEwen Group division distributes hardwood and softwood products to the specialty millwork industry and to cabinet and furniture makers throughout the Southeast and Arizona. In New England, Hood Industries' McQuesten Company division distributes building products, including composite and vinyl products, to independent retail lumberyards. Hood Industries was established in 1983. Hit by falling prices and demand for building products, the company closed its mill in Coushatta, Louisiana, in 2008.

AYH provides construction and property services that include project and cost management (quantity surveying), move management, facilities consulting, and technical and industrial occupational services. The company serves clients in the UK and mainland Europe in the hotel, retail, residential, leisure, and stadia sectors; corporate accommodations sector; commercial property development; and in the public sector (health, education, law enforcement, and central government). It also provides telecommunications services to build and maintain data and switch center facilities. AYH became a wholly-owned subsidiary of ARCADIS in 2005.

While Leonardo created masterpieces out of paint and canvas, Leopardo creates them from brick and mortar. One of the top contractors in Illinois, Leopardo Companies, which also has an office in South Carolina, provides an array of construction services from pre-construction and general contracting to construction management, design-build, green building, and real estate development. Projects include office buildings; health care facilities; senior housing; retail, office, and industrial space; airports; condos; and community projects, such as churches, libraries, and schools. It is also a top interiors contractor. CEO Jim Leopardo started the company in 1979.

Meruelo Enterprises (dba The Meruelo Group) takes a diverse interest in California businesses. A holding company, the Meruelo Group owns five construction and engineering firms that specialize in utility and telecom construction in the southwestern US. The minority-owned group also owns interests in a handful southern California restaurants, including pizza chain La Pizzeria Loca, an operator of 50 franchised and Meruelo-owned stores in Los Angeles, and Pacific Whey Café, an upscale cafe and bakery chain. In addition, Meruelo also actively invests in commercial and residential properties and middle-market companies through affiliates. Founded by CEO Alex Meruelo, the group traces its roots back to the 1980s.

Engineering and consulting firm KEMRON Environmental Services provides analytical testing, consulting, emergency response, environmental assessment and engineering, geotechnical testing, and site remediation. Customers include branches of the US military and other federal agencies. Its client base also includes private sector companies ranging from small businesses to major manufacturers and FORTUNE 500 companies. KEMRON operates from offices in Georgia, Illinois, Ohio, Virginia, Washington, and West Virginia. The company is owned by its employees.

RailWorks stays on track with construction services to railway and transit systems in the US and Canada. Through about a dozen operating subsidiaries, the specialty contractor builds and repairs tracks; provides installation of electrical and communications systems; and offers equipment and materials for track construction. Customers include short-line railroads, commuter railroads, transit authorities, municipalities, and power plants. Founded in 1998, RailWorks offers other services such as construction and maintenance on steel, concrete, and wooden railroad bridges. Wind Point Partners, along with company management, owns RailWorks.

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