Cleveland Construction, Inc. (CCI) has ventured beyond Cleveland to offer its services nationwide and abroad. The company offers construction management services for commercial and institutional projects. It also is a top interior contractor in the US, installing finishes such as drywall, acoustic wall panels and specialty ceilings. Projects have included hospitals, universities, correctional facilities, hotels, convention centers, sports complexes, retail outlets, and government buildings such as the Ohio State Stadium, the George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, and Wal-Mart superstores in Florida. Founded in 1980 by CEO Richard Small and his sons, the company remains family-owned.

Deutsche Steinzeug Cremer & Breuer AG go back to the company "Deutsche Steinzeug-Warenfabrik Aktiengesellschaft", founded in Mannheim-Friedrichsfeld in 1890, and Cremer & Breuer GmbH, founded in Frechen in 1906. Both companies were initially exclusively dedicated to manufacturing sewer construction goods made of clay. The production range was subsequently extended by adding the production of acid-resistant goods and apparatus made of clay for the chemicals industry. The companies quickly developed into the leading manufacturers of coarse ceramic products.

General Engineering lays the groundwork for a customer's business. The company manufactures prefabricated concrete building materials and distributes construction goods made by other manufacturers. Products include precast concrete forms, bridge bearings, and expansion joints. The company's core products are its prestressed concrete pilings. Designed for the moist climate and soft soil of Thailand, its pilings are used in the foundations of highways, factories, power plants, and other structures. General Engineering also produces industrial grout and rapid hardening concrete under a license from Japan-based Denki Kagaku Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha. Customers include the Thailand Department of Highways.

dck worldwide was created in 2008 to take over where Dick Corporation left off. As Dick wound down its slate of projects and operations, dck began offering construction and property development services in the US, the Pacific Rim, the Middle East, and the Caribbean. It has worked on commercial, municipal, hospitality, health care, industrial, government projects. In 2010 the company arranged to sell its construction management operations, active mainly in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Florida, to Hill International. That same year dck worldwide acquried Iowa-based Oakview Construction. Although the Dick family ran its namesake construction company for more than 60 years, it has no affiliation with dck worldwide.

Perkins + Will (or modernly known as Perkins+Will) adds to skylines from Atlanta to Shanghai. The architectural firm designs edifices for corporate and civic clients, as well as schools, universities, and hospitals. Its projects run the gamut from office buildings and high-rise condominiums to hotels and convention centers to laboratories and elementary schools. The company also offers interior design, branding, planning, and urban design. Clients of the firm have included Chicago O'Hare, Duke University, Pfizer, and Time Warner. Perkins+Will operates from about 20 offices in North America, Europe, and Asia. Lawrence Perkins and Philip Will Jr. founded the firm in 1935.

Tracy Export concentrates on the hardwood log industry abroad. The company exports hardwood veneer logs, sawlogs, and various grades of lumber and veneer to Europe and Asia. It operates from offices in East Dubuque and East Saint Louis, Illinois; Edmonds, Washington; and White Pigeon, Michigan. The family-owned and operated business has 45 years of experience in the hardwood log industry.

The pursuits of general contractor Macro-Z-Technology (MZT) include transportation and infrastructure projects, industrial and commercial construction, and specialty construction. MZT has worked on airfields, highways, bridges, water treatment plants, dams, and renovation and remediation projects in the western US. It specializes in concrete work and design-build projects for municipalities and the federal government. The company often serves public agencies (including the US Army Corps of Engineers and the US Department of Agriculture), as well as private clients from its regional offices in Arizona, California, and Washington. MZT was founded in 1989 by president and CEO Bryan Zatica.

Caltagirone has its roots firmly set in concrete. Founded as cement manufacturer G. Vianini & Co. in 1890, the holding company participates in residential, industrial, and public building projects, including dams, tunnels, and roads throughout Italy and other parts of Europe. It operates in cement businesses through its Cementir subsidiary. Caltagirone also has real estate and media interests. Its Caltagirone Editore unit publishes daily newspapers Il Mattino and Il Messaggero, and it has a 52% stake in Il Gazzetino. Caltagirone Editore also operates the Internet portal Caltanet. The Caltagirone family, with a nearly 55% stake, has controlled the company since 1984.

Maxons Restorations has truly earned its nickname of "The Masters of Disaster". The company provides residential and commercial property damage restoration services as well as consultation for minimizing economic losses after disaster strikes. Offerings include renovation and emergency construction services such as ozone decontamination, glass and window replacement, and water extraction. The company serves clients throughout the Northeast from New York offices in Manhattan, Long Island, and White Plains and an office in Wayne, New Jersey. Max Gersh founded the company as a door-to-door laundering and rug cleaning company in 1929.

Hunt Construction Group specializes in fields of dreams. A subsidiary of The Hunt Corporation, it is a leading builder of sports complexes, including the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, the Great American Ballpark for The Cincinnati Reds, and Citi Field for the New York Mets. It has strategic alliances with other construction firms such as Bovis Lend Lease for sports projects. It also works on aviation facilities (a UPS service hub), high tech centers (IBM chip facility), office buildings, hospitals, hotels, industrial facilities, and universities. The company completes about $7 billion in work each year. It was founded in 1944 as Huber, Hunt & Nichols. It is under its third generation of Hunt leadership.

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