Commodore Applied Technologies, Inc., an environmental solutions company, together with its subsidiaries, offers a range of environmental and technical services to the public and private sectors. It offers services related to environmental management for the on-site and off-site identification, investigation, remediation, and management of hazardous, and mixed and radioactive waste; and remediating contamination in soils, liquids, and other materials, as well as disposing of or reusing certain waste by-products by utilizing the company’s Solvated Electron Technology (SET). The company’s SET is non-thermal, portable, and scalable process for treating and decontaminating soils, and other materials, including sludges, sediments, oils and hydrocarbon liquids, metals, clothing, and porous and non-porous structures, as well as for destroying PCBs, pesticides, dioxins, chlorinated substances, chemical weapons and warfare agents, and other toxic contaminants. It also provides specialized technical and project management products and services primarily to government-sector customers, including the Department of Energy and the Department of Defense, as well as to private-sector domestic industrial customers, as well as sells safety, protective, and technical equipment used by its customers and hazardous material handlers. The company markets its services and technologies to governmental and industrial customers in the United States, eastern Europe, and the Middle East. Commodore Applied Technologies, Inc. was founded in 1996 and is based in Richland, Washington.

Glasgow, Inc. has been staking a reputation for its highway construction work throughout Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey, but it also helps build airports, dams, nuclear power plants, parking lots, and utilities. The firm's other two divisions focus on construction materials supply and reclamation. The company owns and operates more than a half dozen asphalt plants and crushed stone quarries, as well as two clean fill reclamation facilities that accept uncontaminated soil, unpainted brick, block, stone, concrete, and used asphalt. Glasgow is privately owned.

A leader in the recycling of stainless steel, Keywell also recycles high-temperature alloys, titanium, and other scrap metals such as nickel, molybdenum, nickel-copper alloys and carbide, and tool steel. The company uses inbound and outbound radiation monitors, as well as X-ray analyzers, to identify the metal to be processed. Keywell, which has participated in the recycling business for more than 80 years, operates seven processing facilities in California, Georgia, Illinois, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania. Keywell's employees and private investors own the company.

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.

Siteserv is a holding company that comprises a group of seven companies in infrastructure, industrial, and utilities support services and products related to power generation, telecommunications, major public event operations, and road construction. The companies Deborah Services, Easy Access, Donohue Scaffolding, Rentafence, RoanKabin Modular Building Systems, and Sierra Communications operate out of over 50 locations in three divisions (infrastructure and utilities, industrial and multidiscipline, and access equipment) throughout Ireland and the UK. Siteserv was founded in 2004.

Handex Consulting and Remediation (HCR) offers a range of the environmental consulting and remediation services including regulatory support, risk management, site assessment, soil and groundwater sampling and remediation, and waste minimization. The company does much of its work for gasoline retailers; customers include the retail arms of Exxon Mobil, and Sunoco. HCR also contracts with government environmental agencies. The company operates primarily in the northeastern and southeastern US. Over the next decade HCR plans to double its revenues, in part by diversifying into other markets.

TREVI-Finanziaria Industriale (Trevi) runs its business from the ground down. The company provides soil foundation engineering services for civil engineering and construction projects. Projects have included a runway underpass at JFK International Airport, work on the Leaning Tower of Pisa to reduce its tilt, and foundation work for Milan's subway. It is also involved in deep excavation support, pre-tunneling technology, hydraulic drilling rigs, and underground parking garages; its Soilmec unit makes soil engineering and drilling equipment. Chairman Davide Trevisani and his family controls the company, which he founded in 1957.

Hoar Construction handles all types of commercial, retail, institutional, hospitality and health care construction projects. The company provides construction, construction management, program management, and design/build services around the US and operates division offices in Texas, Florida and Tennesse. The firm works for both private companies and government agencies. Its projects include boutique hotel Inn at the Ballpark in Houston and and mixed-use development Mercato in Florida. Health care projects include a veterans hospital in Biloxi. The company was founded in 1940 by F. R. Hoar. Hoar's family has ownership stakes and holds management positions in the company.

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.

OYO Corporation, which conducts geological research and consults on construction projects. Its geological services include aerial surveys, geophysical exploration, well logging, and fossil and rock analysis. The firm also offers construction consultancy services such as land-use and city planning, environmental engineering, and groundwater and soil pollution studies. OYO makes measuring instruments such as seismometers and borehole logging systems. The company also provides risk management and disaster prevention services.

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