Entech keeps Texans cool and safe. The company, which was founded in 1981, has business units that provide air-conditioning, heating, and refrigeration equipment and services in about a half-dozen cities across the Lone Star State. Entech also offers integrated-system building automation that syncs HVAC controls, access controls, security, closed-circuit television, alarms, and other automated systems. The company keeps its systems running by offering design, installation, maintenance, and repair of HVAC and refrigeration. Other products and services include rebuilt cooling towers and HVAC and power equipment rentals.

Loebl Schlossman & Hackl provides architecture, planning, and interior design services for commercial and institutional projects. The company operates throughout the world, with clients in Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. Architects Jerry Loebl and Norm Schlossman founded the firm, which became known for its high-rises, headquarters, and shopping centers, in 1925.

Meadow Valley Corporation, the heavy construction firm specializes in highway bridges and overpasses and paving highways and airport runways. Subsidiary Meadow Valley Contractors operates as a prime contractor on public and private infrastructure projects in Arizona, Nevada, and Utah. Meadow Valley also offers construction materials testing. Clients have included the Arizona Department of Transportation, Nevada's Clark County, and retirement community builder Del Webb, a unit of PulteGroup. Texas-based investment firm Insight Equity bought Meadow Valley for some $61 million in 2009.

International Architectural Group is an integrated building products manufacturer of diversified lines of quality aluminum and vinyl building products. The company is headquartered in Monterey Park, California and has approximately 1,600 employees. Operations are conducted through 12 North American subsidiaries.

PKL Group can help feed you and make sure you get surgery, if necessary -- not because of their food, of course. Established in 1985 as Portable Kitchens Ltd., its PKL Foodservice unit equips temporary or mobile kitchens and dining areas. PKL set up kitchens to feed the athletes at the 2000 Summer Olympics, which prepared some 50,000 meals a day, and performed the same duties at the 2004 Olympiad in Athens. PKL Healthcare also constructs temporary or permanent diagnostic imaging facilities, operating theatres, and recovery wards on a fast-track basis. It has performed contracts for the National Health Service and private medical entities in the UK.

Family-owned Okland Construction Company is a regional general contracting, design/build, and construction management firm. The company works on projects in several construction markets: commercial, education, government, health care, infrastructure, high-tech, industrial, retail, and corporate. Okland Construction offers value engineering and phased or fast-track design and construction. It also provides pre-construction services, risk management, and partnering. Self-performed work includes concrete construction, wood framing, and carpentry. Okland has constructed projects in about 30 US states and throughout Mexico. It has offices in Salt Lake City; Durango, Colorado; Ketchum, Idaho; and Tempe, Arizona.

TBG Partners (formerly known as The Broussard Group) a top position among the leading landscape architecture firms in Texas. The firm, which also provides land planning, restoration, and multimedia communication services, has worked on projects ranging from the Texas State Capitol to the San Jacinto Battleground. In 2008 it acquired urban land planning firm Vernon G. Henry & Associates, adding to its city planning and land use capabilities. The company operates from offices in Austin, Bellaire (a Houston suburb), Dallas, and San Antonio.

Coakley & Williams Construction, Inc. (CWCI) offers building, restoration and renovation, construction management, general contracting, and interior construction services. The firm has built and refurbished schools, churches, courthouses, parking garages, medical facilities, and government and corporate office buildings. Past clients include federal agencies, the State of Maryland, Unisys, Wal-Mart, FedEx, and Georgetown University. CWCI has served the East Coast since 1961 and has also completed projects in Alaska, Colorado, Oklahoma, and Texas. Chairman and CEO Terrance Coakley and president Patrick Caulfield own the company.

Exact Tool exacts a fair price to get its precision products exactly right to meet its customers' requirements. The company is a contract manufacturer of plastic injection molds, stamping dies, precision stampings, and zinc die castings molds. It produces conventional and four-slide molds and castings alike. Although Exact Tool primarily serves the lock industry, it also produces parts for office products, mailboxes, intercom communications, electrical contacts, and other applications. The company, founded in 1969, stocks more than 30 million stamping parts to provide customers with just-in-time delivery.

Obayashi Corporation’s first introduction to the U.S. market was the Surfrider Hotel project in Hawaii (1967-69). In 1972 Obayashi fully expanded its horizon to the U.S. and established Obayashi America Corporation (OAC) in Los Angeles. OAC provided a wide range of services from tenant improvement, to construction of office buildings, residential condos, banks, hotels, warehouses, and large-scale industrial projects.

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