Jacobsen Construction Company helps to build a strong foundation. The company performs design/build services and general contracting for medical and medical research, commercial, hospitality, institutional, residential, manufacturing, and industrial construction projects mainly in the western US and Mexico. Jacobsen Construction performs earthwork, concrete work, structural steel and metals erection, carpentry, and the setting of industrial equipment. The company, which is employee-owned, makes most of its revenue from negotiated work and from work awarded in negotiated selection processes. Soren Jacobsen founded the enterprise in Salt Lake City in 1922.

Molzen-Corbin & Associates is a full-service consulting, engineering, and architecture company with a Southwest accent. The firm, which specializes in civil engineering and facility designs, was founded in 1960. It operates from offices in Albuquerque and Las Cruces, New Mexico. Projects have included roadways, bridges, airport runways, water resource facilities, and electrical engineering designs. The firm also offers municipal architecture and designs recreational facilities such as gyms, ball fields, and parks. President and CEO Del Archuleta is the majority stockholder of .

Workman Commercial is always on the job, particularly if the job has anything to do with commercial construction projects in the Lone Star State. Paul Workman established the family-owned enterprise in 1971 and incorporated the company in 1991. The commercial builder focuses on health care, office, recreational, and retail projects (including more than 80 store locations for Walgreen Co.) throughout Texas. It also builds government and religious facilities. CEO Paul Workman owns a majority stake in the company, which has offices in the Austin, Dallas/Fort Worth, and Houston metro areas.

Weis Builders is a commercial and institutional builder with a portfolio that includes industrial, health care, hospitality, multi-unit residential, retail (some 35 million sq. ft.) military, mixed-use, and senior living facilities. The company offers build-to-suit, construction management, design/build, general contracting, and turnkey delivery methods to provide its range of services from planning and site analysis, due diligence and entitlement, and engineering to preconstruction and construction. John Weis founded the company as a small cabinetmaking firm in 1939; Weis Builders continues to be owned and operated by the Weis family, including chairman and CEO Jay Weis and president and COO Erik Weis.

Paric Corporation pairs design/build services with construction management and general contracting services. The contractor manages commercial, civic, institutional, industrial, and health care construction projects in the Midwest. Its offerings include interior design, construction management, and historic renovation services. Paric specializes in senior living, education, residential, and municipal projects. CEO Joe McKee owns Paric Corporation, which his father Paul McKee, Jr., and Richard Jordan co-founded in 1979.

Bennett Environmental Inc., which operates in Canada and the US, uses a high-temperature process (thermal oxidizer) to treat contaminated soil. The group operates treatment facilities for companies requiring offsite removal and treatment of construction debris and contaminated soil before recycling or disposal. It treats such toxins as PCBs, pesticides, dioxins, creosote, and PCPs. Most of its revenues are generated from its waste remediation plant at Saint Ambroise, Quebec. The company began as a unit of oil spill equipment group Aqua-Guard Technologies, which was also founded by former chairman John Bennett.

Parsons Brinckerhoff (PB) is spreading its gospel around the world. A leading transportation engineering firm, the company provides planning, design, construction management, and consulting services for infrastructure projects in about 80 countries worldwide. Organized into three divisions (the Americas, international, and facilities), PB specializes in transportation projects but also works in the environmental, water, energy, urban development, and telecommunications sectors. Founded in 1885 by William Barclay Parsons, the firm designed New York City's first subway. It operates from about 150 offices globally. UK-based construction giant Balfour Beatty bought PB in 2009.

General builder Lee Lewis Construction has waltzed across Texas and beyond to keep in step with the top US contractors. The company provides construction-related services and construction management for commercial, institutional, and industrial projects. Among its projects is the Garland ISD Special Events Center in Garland, Texas; it also worked on the Grand Floridian Resort at Walt Disney World. The company earns much of its revenue from projects for Texas school systems. Projects for hometown neighbor Texas Tech University have generated a significant portion of the company's business. CEO Lee Lewis founded the company in 1976.

The primary asset of Kaiser Group Holdings is its 50% stake in Kaiser-Hill Company, a joint venture with CH2M HILL that was formed to clean up the US Department of Energy's Rocky Flats site, a former nuclear weapons production facility in Colorado (completed ahead of schedule in 2005). Subsidiary Kaiser Analytical Management Services provides analytical management services in areas such as health and safety and environmental and waste management and accounted for all of the company's revenue in 2006, but the company expects no future revenues from this unit. Kaiser Group also has an insurance unit (MS Builders Insurance Company), but it has not written any policies.

TerraMai is in the business of recycling; recycling wood, that is. The company supplies flooring, siding, decking, and other products made from reclaimed wood (reused or recycled wood). TerraMai seeks out reclaimed wood from around the world; the wood can come from a variety of sources such as old buildings and structures, railroad ties, fences, or wine barrels. The company then recycles the wood and sells the finished products to commercial and residential customers in the US. TerraMai has served customers including Whole Foods, Urban Outfitters, and Jamba Juice. With roots that go back to 1991, the company was founded by Richard McFarland and Erika Carpenter and is headed by CEO Ken Westrick.

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