DooleyMack Constructors does the heavy lifting on big construction projects. The company provides design and planning, construction management and general contracting services for commercial, industrial, multifamily residential, and institutional projects. DooleyMack has built and renovated everything public schools, condos, and performance arts centers to waste disposal facilities and laboratories. The company mainly operates in the central and southeastern regions of the US and has several offices in Florida, as well as locations in Georgia, Texas, North Carolina and South Carolina. The privately-owned company was founded in 1977 by executives Bill Dooley and Ken Smith. CFO Wendy Mack later joined the firm.

Holcim (Australia) produces aggregate, cement, asphalt, and concrete block and pipe. The company operates more than 240 concrete plants and about 80 hard rock, sand, and gravel quarries in Australia. Its Humes division manufactures steel-reinforced concrete pipes and other precast concrete products. Mexican cement giant CEMEX acquired Rinker Group in 2007 for more than $16 million and renamed it CEMEX Australia. The hefty price tag sent CEMEX into massive debt, though, and the parent began selling off assets. In 2009 CEMEX sold the unit to rival Holcim, which has targeted Australia as a growth market.

Sharps Compliance Corp. provides medical waste disposal solutions in the United States. It offers Sharps Disposal by Mail System to dispose medical waste, such as hypodermic needles and lancets; RxTakeAway, which facilitates the disposal of unused pharmaceuticals and medications; and SharpsMWMS, a medical waste management system to collect, store, and dispose medical and pharmaceutical waste. The company’s solutions include Sharps Rx Recovery and Reporting System, which helps in the collection, storage, audit, treatment, and documentation of unused medications; Pitch-It IV Poles for gravity-fed or pump-administered infusions; Trip LesSystem for return and/or disposal of waste; and Sharps’ asset return boxes that provide delivery and retrieval of expensive equipment. It also offers Sharps Secure Needle Disposal System for needle collection and disposal by mail; Sharps SureTemp Tote, a disposable cooler to maintain a safe range for temperature-sensitive materials; IsoWash Linen Recovery System for safe handling of linens contaminated with blood, bodily fluids, and other biohazards; and Biohazard Spill Clean-Up Kit and Disposal System for cleanup and disposal by mail of bio-hazardous spill waste and materials. In addition, the company provides online services, including SharpsTracer, an imaging and tracking program for tracking and certifying the transportation and disposal of regulated medical waste; and AssetTracer to manage capital assets. Further, it offers environmental services, such as the destruction and disposal of medical sharps waste, legal/confidential documents, pharmaceutical products, and non-hazardous industrial waste; and consulting services, which include analysis of legal and regulatory implications of present waste handling practices. It primarily serves healthcare, government, retail, pharmaceutical manufacturer, professional, hospitality, industrial, and agriculture markets. The company was founded in 1992 and is based in Houston, Texas.

Trussway, Ltd. company manufactures structural building products for a range of projects that include commercial buildings, large multi-family residential facilities, and single-family homes. Trussway's products include roof and floor trusses, pre-assembled door and window openings, and related components. Its BSG Framing Company unit provides all aspects of framing services, including project management, lumber, labor, and funds management. Founded in 1972, Trussway is owned by Highland Capital Management.

Field Systems Designs doesn't create ballparks, but it is a hit with the power, water, oil and gas, defense, and transportation industries. The company designs, manages, and installs commercial electrical systems (communication, instrumentation, security, lighting) and provides project and supply chain management services. An international player, Field Systems Designs has gained particular expertise in the Middle East and Africa. Past clients include AMEC, Rolls Royce, and General Electric. Field Systems Designs was created in 1994 after a management-led buyout of a division of Bristol Babcock.

Engineering and consulting firm BHE Environmental provides services related to remediation, resource management, and brownfield restoration to industrial, commercial, and government clients. The company's specialties include industrial hygiene and safety, land reuse, management of cultural and natural resources, site assessment, and wind energy support services. It uses Ultimap technology to provide an online means to collect, store, and communicate geospatial information, and to display it on aerial photographs and maps. BHE Environmental operates from offices in Ohio, Missouri, Tennessee, and West Virginia. The company was founded in 1988.

Irving Materials, Inc. (IMI) digs deep for business. One of the largest privately held concrete suppliers, Irving Materials, Inc. produces stone, sand, gravel, and concrete materials for customers in Alabama, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee. It operates four regional operations centers and more than 150 ready-mix plants, about 15 asphalt plants, and 10 stone quarries. IMI also sells used equipment ranging from haul trucks and fleet cars to portable crushing equipment and other heavy equipment. C. C. "Skunk" Irving founded Irving Materials, Inc. in 1946. It is employee owned.

Fitzpatrick & Weller produces and sells kiln-dried hardwood lumber and wood components for furniture, cabinetry, and staircase applications. It also makes musical instrument parts, snowboards, cutting boards, table tops, game boards, and other items. The company uses hardwood species that include ash, hard and soft maple, cherry, basswood, red and white oak, and poplar. It exports up to 50% of its production. Fitzpatrick & Weller began operations in 1892.

Shepherd Homes has tended its portfolio well. The company develops urban and rural properties for a diverse range of homebuyers, from one-bedroom apartments to five-bedroom executive homes. Shepherd Homes is a subsidiary of Shepherd Building Group Limited, one of the largest family-owned, private companies in the UK building industry.

Roy Anderson Corp. placed its bets on the casino and hospitality industry and won a position among the largest construction companies in the US. The commercial, industrial, and institutional contractor also ranks among the leading builders of sports facilities. Its projects include churches, hospitals, medical centers, schools, prisons, manufacturing plants, condos, and government buildings. Notable projects include the Grand Casino Resort in Tunica, Mississippi, and Harrah's Louisiana Downs in Shreveport. The family-owned company also has another Mississippi-based construction company, Harrell Contracting Group. Chairman Roy Anderson Jr. founded the company in 1955; it is now run by Roy Anderson III.

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