S. T. Wooten Corporation is a heavy construction firm that specializes in building roads and other civil infrastructure projects in the Carolinas, Florida, and other southeastern states. It operates through more than a half dozen business units: asphalt, commercial, quality concrete, ready mix concrete, heavy grade, structures, and utilities. It has 13 asphalt plants and 17 ready-mix concrete plants. Seth T. Wooten Sr. founded the company in Stantonsburg, North Carolina, in 1952. Seth Wooten Jr. serves as the company's CEO; the Wooten family continues to own the business.

Nobility Homes, Inc., through its subsidiaries, designs, manufactures, and sells a line of manufactured homes in Florida. It offers homes under the trade names of Kingswood, Springwood, Springwood Special, Tropic Isle Special, Regency Manor Special, and Special Edition. The company sells its manufactured homes through a network of its own retail sales centers; and to independent manufactured home retail dealers and manufactured home communities on a wholesale basis. It also provides retail insurance services, which involves placing various types of insurance, including property and casualty, automobile, and extended home warranty coverage, with insurance underwriters on behalf of its customers in connection with their purchase and financing of manufactured homes. As of October 31, 2009, the company operated 15 retail sales centers in north and central Florida. Nobility Homes, Inc. was founded in 1967 and is headquartered in Ocala, Florida.

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 .

Wayne J. Griffin Electric brings a certain spark to New England and the Southeast. With offices in Massachusetts, Georgia, North Carolina, and Alabama, the electrical contractor offers construction and installation services on hospitals, hotels, industrial and high-tech buildings, offices, prisons, research laboratories, retirement communities, and schools. The company's service division provides small project management and facility maintenance, while its telecom division designs and installs fiber optics, fire alarm, and security systems, as well as systems that control energy use, from lighting to heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC). Founded in 1978, Wayne J. Griffin Electric is privately held.

The Douglas Company has built there, done that. The firm builds multifamily residential properties ranging from three to more than 300 units; retail properties including pharmacy, grocery, department, and apparel stores; and commercial locations - everything from hockey rinks and running tracks to car dealerships and a mushroom farm. It also constructs health care, rehabilitation, and living centers for seniors, and has an in-house design studio. Members of president Peter Douglas' family formed the company in 1976.

Byrne Bros. (Formwork) Limited helps to provide a solid foundation for society. The concrete frame contractor constructs reinforced concrete structures and designs associated temporary works, such as climbing formwork systems for high-rise structures. The group serves commercial, retail, residential, scientific, and public sector markets, among others. Founded in 1974 by brothers Patsy and Johnny Byrne, the company has built frames for Imperial College, the British Library, and the Unilever House in the UK. Clients include Pfizer, Nokia, and Wessex Water.

Morgan Sindall, a holding company for a network of construction companies operating in the UK and the Channel Islands. The group's companies operate through five main divisions: fit out (refurbishing), construction, affordable housing, urban regeneration, and infrastructure services. It works on both public- and private-sector projects and also is involved in PPP (public/private partnerships) and joint venture arrangements. Subsidiaries include Lovell, Morgan Est, Morgan Lovell, Morgan Ashurst, and Overbury. The group also owns Backbone Furniture, a supplier for commercial interiors and Vivid Interiors, which fits out hotels, retail, and other faculties.

DAVACO helps national retailers show off their goods. Originally established as Fixture Perfect in 1990, the private company has grown from a store fixture installer to a full-service retail designer, remodeler, and logistics and merchandising specialist. DAVACO offers architectural, construction, and installation services. The company is capable of conducting both small and large-scale rollouts, from five to 5,000 stores. Clients range widely in size from big-box to convenience stores, as well as restaurants and department stores. Clients have included Blockbuster, Dunkin' Donuts, and Pier 1 Imports. Beyond its primary US client base, DAVACO has done work for retailers in Canada, Guam, Mexico, and Puerto Rico.

Geo-Con one of the top geotechnical construction and environmental firms in the US. The employee-owned company works on projects in four areas: wetlands mitigation, enhancement, and restoration; environmental remediation; geotechnical construction; and general cntractor construction. Since its founding in 1979, Geo-Con has worked on more than 30 Superfund sites. The company operates in Asia, Australia, Europe, and North America; it has domestic offices in Colorado, Florida, and Pennsylvania. Geo-Con was acquired by a group of long-term employees in 2004.

Doka USA, part of Germany-based Doka Group, manufactures, sells, and rents frameworks for concrete construction projects. Its products include formwork beams, panels, floor props, and supporting frames for walls, floors, platforms, and load-bearing towers. They are used in major public structures, such as bridges, roadways, tunnels, airports, and dams. The company also offers tie rods and anchors, climbing cones, and suspension accessories, all used to ensure safety when installing formworks. Formerly known as Conesco Doka, Doka USA has sales and branch offices in California, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Maryland, New Jersey, and Texas.

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