C.F. Jordan is a top building contractor that offers preconstruction, design/build, development, and project management services. The company has traditionally built hotels and resorts, but has diversified into military, residential, highway, and school construction. Its contracts include projects for the Immigration and Naturalization Service for border patrol stations, health care centers, and detention centers. Other works have included Sea World in San Antonio, the Insights Science Museum in El Paso, and the Pearl Harbor Commissary and Exchange in Hawaii. Chairman Charles "Paco" Jordan started the Texas-based firm in 1988.

Heat Pipe Technology, Inc. was founded by Mr. Khanh Dinh in 1983.With funding fromprivateinvestors and a grant from the Department of Energy, HPT began research on newuses for heat pipes, a passive heat transfer device previously used in various applications ranging from orbiting satellites to the Alaskan Pipeline ground spikes. By applying the principle of heat pipes to air conditioning systems, the dehumidification performance and efficiency was greatly enhanced,with moisture removal increased by 30 to 50%. However, to lower fabrication costs, research and development was required. This task was performed by HPT under a three-year, $500,000 contract with NASA’s Kennedy Space Center. The outcome of that effort is a new generation of heat pipes, costing one third the price of the aerospace heat pipes, while offering the same level of performance.

Walter P. Moore and Associates has seen it all and designed it all. One of the largest structural and civil engineering firms in the Southwest, Walter P. Moore operates globally from more than a dozen US offices. The company also offers structural diagnostic assessments and historic preservation services. Walter P. Moore Sr. founded the company as a one-person structural engineering consulting practice in Houston in 1931. The company is still owned by the Moore family.

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.

WBB Minerals extracts and processes clay and sand for customers worldwide. More than 6,000 buyers in a variety of industries -- primarily ceramics, construction, foundries, glass, and sports and leisure -- use material from WBB Minerals. WBB operates throughout the UK and Europe. The company was created through the merger of Watts Blake Bearne & Co. and Sibelco Minerals and Chemicals. WBB Minerals is part of the Sibelco Group.

Roesling Nakamura Terada Architects provides architectural design services to customers in California. The company's offerings include planning, implementation, renovation, urban design, site studies, interior design, and program management. The firm operates from offices in Oxnard and San Diego, California; it also has a sister office, Gelfand Partners, in San Francisco. Ralph Roesling founded the firm in 1980; Kotaro Nakamura joined the company shortly thereafter. The firm changed its name from Roesling Nakamura Architects to Roesling Nakamura Terada Architects in 2004.

Founded in 1941, Eastern Industries is a division of Stabler Companies, which was purchased by New Enterprise Stone & Lime Co. in 2008. Eastern Industries coaxes stone out of sylvan lands. Operating through about 30 quarries and plants in central and eastern Pennsylvania, the company provides crushed stone and gravel, hot-mix asphalt, ready-mix concrete, masonry sand and blocks, retaining walls, pavers, and road oils for a variety of construction projects, including highway renovations, municipal rehabilitation projects, and residential and commercial developments. It also distributes building materials.

Lakeside Industries is one of the largest highway contractors in the Pacific Northwest. A leading asphalt paving contractor and manufacturer, Lakeside Industries works on municipal, commercial, and industrial sites, as well as residential projects. It also sells hot-mix and cold asphalt to other paving contractors. It has about a dozen offices in western Washington, northwestern Oregon, and central Idaho. Owned by the founding Lee family, Lakeside Industries was established when the family combined their mining, sand and gravel, asphalt, and trucking businesses in 1972.

Wolfberg Alvarez & Partners wants to be responsible for some cool, cool, cool buildings there. The architecture and engineering firm offers multi-disciplined design services, including planning, programming, and pre-design services; interior planning and design; architectural and engineering design; energy management; and construction services. The firm serves public- and private-sector clients; projects have included work on the Miami International Airport a NASA operations support center, and historical restoration at art museum Villa Vizcaya. President Julio Alvarez and vice chairman David Wolfberg founded the firm in 1976.

WR Refrigeration is a part of the refrigeration services division of Finland's Huurre Group. The company provides installation, reactive service, maintenance, and other connected services in the refrigeration and air-conditioning sectors in the UK. The unit primarily serves clients in various segments of the food industry such as the dairy and convenience food sectors, as well as hospitals and laboratories. It operates a network of some 30 branches throughout the UK, including Scotland and Northern Ireland. The company traces its roots to the 1903 founding of T.H. Wathes & Co.

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