Acciona springs into action with renewable energy, water, and infrastructure. One of Spain's largest contractors, Acciona (whose name means "activate") operates through six business lines: infrastructure, energy, real estate, logistics and transport, urban and environmental services, and water. It also has holdings in asset management services, wine, media, and event organization. Acciona builds roads and other civil projects, manages airport services, and operates cogeneration plants, wind power parks, and hydroelectric projects in 30 countries around the world. The company is controlled by the descendants of its founder through Grupo Entrecanales.

Formica Corporation knows a thing or two about counter-culture. The company designs, manufactures, and distributes its eponymous high-pressure laminate used for countertops, tables, floors, and other surfaces. Other products include fire-rated wall panels, sinks, doors, and toilet partitions. It also makes metal, stone, and wood veneer surface materials. In addition to residential kitchens, Formica's products are used in commercial buildings, including restaurants stores, offices, and hospitals. The company sells its products in more than 100 countries in North America, South America, Europe, and Asia. Founded in 1913, Formica was acquired by New Zealand materials company Fletcher Building in 2007.

HNTB knows the ABCs of A/E. The company ranks among the pack of pure designers, or firms that derive most of their revenues from architecture, engineering, or environmental design operations. It specializes in transportation infrastructure projects and government contracts. HNTB is best-known for its highway and transit system design (its portfolio includes the New Jersey Turnpike) as well as airports (Chicago's Midway) and sports arenas (Invesco Field in Denver). The company operates some 60 locations across the US. The employee-owned HNTB (its name once stood for Howard Needles Tammen & Berendoff) traces its roots to 1914.

Walbridge is a privately-owned construction company offering diverse delivery options including construction management, program management, general contracting, design-build and turn-key solutions. Our services include pre-construction, engineering management and decommissioning. We self-perform structural concrete and flatwork, millwright and rigging, equipment installation and facilities management.

The Holland Roofing Group installs commercial and industrial roofing systems for clients throughout the midwestern and southeastern regions of the US. The company's services include new construction; roof replacement, repair, and maintenance; and roof coatings. Holland Roofing operates from locations in Florida, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, and Tennessee. President Hans Philippo founded Holland Roofing in 1986.

RailWorks stays on track with construction services to railway and transit systems in the US and Canada. Through about a dozen operating subsidiaries, the specialty contractor builds and repairs tracks; provides installation of electrical and communications systems; and offers equipment and materials for track construction. Customers include short-line railroads, commuter railroads, transit authorities, municipalities, and power plants. Founded in 1998, RailWorks offers other services such as construction and maintenance on steel, concrete, and wooden railroad bridges. Wind Point Partners, along with company management, owns RailWorks.

Sevenson Environmental Services performs dialysis on Mother Earth by pumping contaminated water out, treating it, and then pumping it back into the ground. The company also cleans soil and contaminated buildings, focusing on the dirty work of hazardous waste remediation. Since working on the Love Canal cleanup in 1979, Sevenson has provided remediation services for more than 1,200 projects. It also decontaminates, demolishes, and closes facilities. Customers have included government entities such as the US Army Corps of Engineers and the Environmental Protection Agency, along with manufacturers in a variety of industries. The Elia family controls the company.

W.S. Bellows Construction provides construction and project management services for commercial projects in the US Southwest, primarily in Texas and Louisiana. Among the company's notable projects is work on the San Jacinto Monument near Houston in 1936. Recent projects include the renovation of River Oaks Baptist Church in Houston. Founded in Canada in 1914 by Warren S. Bellows, the company is now led by his grandson, Tom Bellows.

MFM Building Products, founded in 1961 by Robert E. Simpson, offers the construction industry nearly 50 years of knowledge and expertise in providing waterproofing and weather barrier products. From humble beginnings, this family-owned company has continued to grow and foster new product development, improved product performance and help reduce overall costs with a value-based philosophy.

Langdon Wilson Architecture Planning Interiors provides planning, design, construction, project management, and construction administration services. Its projects include: the World Plaza in Shanghai, China; Cedars Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles; Royal Georgian Resort in Jamaica; and Al Maidan Maternity Hospital in Kuwait. The firm has assignments in China, France, Germany, Kuwait, Mexico, South Korea, Spain, Thailand, and the US. It has offices in Los Angeles and Irvine, California; Phoenix; and overseas locations in Beijing and Kuwait City. Langdon Wilson was founded in 1951, with the construction value of its its portfolio currently at more than $12 billion.

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