Geo-Marine displays Marine-like discipline in providing engineering and environmental compliance and remediation services for a wide range of public and private sector clients, including the US government (including the Department of Defense and the Air National Guard). Services range from energy conservation analysis to archeological investigations to the development of radar-based bird-detection systems for aircraft. The firm has undertaken projects throughout North America and in the Caribbean, South America, and Asia. The company, which operates from seven offices across the US, was acquired by Applied Research Associates in 2009.

D. C. Taylor is one of the largest commercial and industrial roofing contractors in the US, providing roof installation, repair, and maintenance services. It has some 60 service and roofing crews that operate from offices in Arizona, California, Georgia, Illinois, and Iowa. Dudley C. Taylor started Taylor Tuckpointing, a tuckpointing (cosmetic brick finishing commonly found on Federation houses and Californian bungalows) and masonry repair company, in Chicago in 1949; the company's name was changed to D. C. Taylor in 1954, and the firm was formally incorporated in 1960. Chairman and CEO Bill Taylor is the company's majority shareholder.

WorthGroup designs and builds commercial gaming, entertainment, and hospitality facilities; sports and recreation projects; retail and commercial buildings; public works; health care and wellness structures; educational facilities; and more. The masterbuilder provides pre-construction, general construction, construction and project management, occupancy analyses, scheduling, and other services. Its client roster includes Native Americans, the University of Nevada (Reno), Ironhorse Village Condominiums, Blue Sky Casino and Events Center, Bull Durham Casino, Circus Circus (Reno).

New Enterprise Stone & Lime is provides an array of construction services ranging from building bridges and roads to paving residential driveways and supplying aggregates, lime, stone, and concrete products for a variety of applications. The company's subsidiaries include Buffalo Crushed Stone, Martin Limestone, Valley Quarries, and the Port of Buffalo on eastern Lake Erie. New Enterprise has dozens of limestone, gravel, and sandstone mines, stone and sand quarries, and concrete and blacktop plants throughout Pennsylvania, New York, and Delaware. New Enterprise diversified its offerings with the 2008 purchase of Stabler Companies, a Pennsylvania-based construction materials producer and highway contractor.

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.

ADCO Electrical to keep their currents live and running. The company is an electrical and telecommunications contractor that specializes in installing electrical components and wiring, cabling infrastructure, computer networking, and security systems. Other services include conducting electrical equipment testing to ensure operational safety; procuring hardware and software; and providing project management and technical consulting. ADCO Electrical, with its fleet of 20 trucks, serves commercial, institutional, and public sector clients primarily around the New York metropolitan area. It has completed projects for American Express, Citigroup, Grubb & Ellis, Time Warner, and Bloomingdale's.

Jones Bros., Inc. company has evolved from a partnership between two brothers, Guy and Dillon Jones, with one bulldozer, to one of the largest bridge builders and heavy construction firms in the southeastern US. A transportation specialist, the company also is involved in highway construction and grading; site preparation for residential, industrial, and commercial projects; concrete paving; asphalt paving and operation of asphalt plants; and sewer rehabiliation using trenchless technologies. The company is still owned and operated by the Jones' descendants, including president and CEO M. Dale McCulloch, Guy Jones' grandson.

The Newtron Group keeps on ticking. Through subsidiaries, The Newtron Group offers a variety of industrial electrical and other specialty construction and contracting services nationwide. Services include instrumentation and control systems installation and maintenance; fiber optic installation and testing; industrial pipe and panel fabrication; aviation services; and electrical heat tracing. Newtron serves clients in such industries as refining, power generation, mining, pharmaceuticals, and semiconductors. Subsidiaries include electrical contractor Triad Electric and Controls and fiber optics firm Com-Net Services. The Newtron Group has offices in California, Louisiana, and Texas.

Pac-Van, Inc sells and leases modular buildings, mobile offices, portable storage containers, and special event trailers through more than 25 US offices. Pac-Van supplies factory-built structures that adhere to the same building codes required for on-site construction; the company touts such advantages as speed of delivery, portability, financial flexibility, and cost-effectiveness. Pac-Van also provides financing and customization options. Customers include retailers, schools, churches, hospitals, homebuilders, banks, restaurants, golf pro shops, auto dealerships, and government and industrial clients.

Kingspan is busy spreading its wingspan in the energy-efficient and insulation building materials business. The company is also a top supplier of raised flooring. Other products include steel and wooden frames, rigid building insulation, insulated cladding panels, and structural products. Kingspan also makes environmental containers such as rainwater collection systems and oil, water, and septic tanks. The company operates mainly in Europe, but also has facilities in Asia and North America. Kingspan has grown through numerous acquisitions, including its 2011 purchase of CRH's European insulation business.

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