McPhee Electric is energized about its work. The company, which is a unit of Phalcon, provides electrical construction and data and communications installation services (including cellular towers) throughout New England. Services include conceptual planning, feasibility studies, budgeting, design development, installation, maintenance, and service. McPhee Electric's clients come from a wide variety of industries including education, financial services, government, health care, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, retail, and utilities. The company's projects include utility substations, Foxwoods Resort Casino, a Bristol-Myers Squibb research facility, and Cordon Bleu Culinary Institute.

DeFoe makes sure you can safely cross those proverbial bridges when you get to them. The heavy construction firm specializes in the design and construction of bridges, highways, airport terminals, railroads, and other transit projects throughout the New York Metropolitan and Tri-State area. Other areas of expertise include rehabilitation and reconstruction, foundations, and architectural concrete work. DeFoe, which was founded in 1946, often works for the New York State Department of Transportation as well as the The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. President John Amicucci Sr., who is the son-in-law of former president Dario Cioti, owns the company.

Design/build construction firm McShane Construction Company plans, executes, and closes out construction projects in the Midwest, Southeast, Southwest, and the West Coast of the US. The firm specializes in building for markets including health care, hospitality, industrial, institutional, multi-unit residential, office, and retail. Best known for its education and industrial process facilities, McShane has worked for clients such as Notre Dame, Ford, and General Mills. Established in 1984 by CEO James McShane, the company is a part of The McShane Companies, which also includes Texas-based Cadence McShane Construction.

ACCO Engineered Systems doesn't break a sweat to keep you cool. The company provides design, construction, and maintenance of mechanical systems, including heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, refrigeration, piping, plumbing, engineering, and building controls. The employee-owned company is licensed in nearly 20 states across the US, with operations mainly on the West Coast. Subsidiary Sunbelt Controls serves Southern California and installs automated building systems. ACCO's projects include office buildings, shopping malls, hospitals, hotels, clean rooms, factories, theaters, stadiums, and more. Clients include Boeing, Disney, Microsoft, Sun Microsystems, and Universal Studios, as well as the government.

Masonite is known worldwide for innovation, quality products, exceptional customer service and a commitment to excellence. Over 80 years of dedication to innovation, technical advancements and customers make Masonite® the brand that builders, remodelers and consumers choose when creating homes of distinction.Headquartered in Tampa, Florida, Masonite employs over seven thousand people worldwide. At Masonite, employees from all parts of the company understand that people love their homes. Masonite is continually creating new and innovative products that will make any home more beautiful, more valuable and more enjoyable.

McGough Construction Company has built its reputation from the North Star State all the way down to the home of the Grand Canyon. The company provides construction services ranging from site acquisition to post-construction facility management. McGough Construction concentrates on commercial, residential, and civic projects through its four primary units: construction; corporate services (layout, planning, financial estimates); development (logistics, project management, zoning); and facility management. Peter McGough and his six sons incorporated the family-owned and operated company in 1956. McGough Construction Company operates from offices in St. Paul and Rochester, Minnesota and in Phoenix.

Petrocelli Electric keeps the city that never sleeps wired. Founded in 1933, the contractor installs and maintains electrical, communications, and lighting systems for commercial, institutional, and public sector clients in the New York City metropolitan area. Its activities include project management, electrical engineering, and design-build services such as developing electrical distribution and communications systems, installing generators and fiber-optic cables, and laying underground feeder cables. In 2009 former owner Santo Petrocelli Sr. pleaded guilty to charges that he made illegal payments to a union official.

Pribuss Engineering is an air-conditioning, heating, plumbing, and fire sprinkler system contractor for both residential and commercial clients needing to build new systems or remodel, alter, or improve existing ones. The mechanical construction firm handles a large part of its work in-house, only subbing out about 5%. Stanford University engineering graduate Rudy Pribuss started the company in 1968.

Shanks Group plc,Europe's largest independent waste disposal enterprise, the company has a full range of waste management operations, including waste collection, transfer, and treatment; incineration; remediation services; hazardous chemicals treatment; and recycling. It operates 43 waste collection, transfer, treatment, incineration, and disposal sites in the UK, 35 in the Netherlands, 18 in Belgium, and one in Canada. Shanks has been working in partnership with local authorities throughout the UK, and has more than 40 municipal waste management contracts. It has similar contracts in Belgium and the Netherlands.

Formica Corporation knows a thing or two about counter-culture. The company designs, manufactures, and distributes its eponymous high-pressure laminate used for countertops, tables, floors, and other surfaces. Other products include fire-rated wall panels, sinks, doors, and toilet partitions. It also makes metal, stone, and wood veneer surface materials. In addition to residential kitchens, Formica's products are used in commercial buildings, including restaurants stores, offices, and hospitals. The company sells its products in more than 100 countries in North America, South America, Europe, and Asia. Founded in 1913, Formica was acquired by New Zealand materials company Fletcher Building in 2007.

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