HHP produces hardwood lumber, custom wood pallets, and pulp wood chips for use in specialty wood products. The company owns tree farms in three counties in New Hampshire and uses native hardwood timber species for its products. These include red oak (two-thirds of its production), hard maple (more than 20%), soft maple, ash, white birch, and yellow birch. HHP operates a sawmill in Henniker, New Hampshire, which annually produces 8 million board ft. of green hardwood lumber. The company was founded in 1966 and is owned by company president Ross D'Elia and VP Richard Carrier.

Highway engineering and bridge builder C.C. Myers is the master of the spaghetti bowl. Known for its work on elevated highway structures, the firm primarily serves California and Nevada, but also works in seven other western states. The company often is called to rebuild roadways that have been damaged. One of C.C. Myer's most notable projects was the 17-day reconstruction of a portion of San Francisco's I-5 known as the MacArthur Maze, which had collapsed after a fire. The company also rebuilt the Santa Monica freeway after an earthquake in 1994. In addition to its highway and bridge work, it also builds retaining walls and other public infrastructure. CEO and owner Clint C. Myers founded the firm in 1977.

Taiga distributes building products through fourteen distribution centres across Canada and a distribution centre in Northern California. Our primary customers are building supply dealers and industrial manufacturers. We distribute dimension lumber, panel products, treated wood, engineered wood, roofing materials, mouldings, composite decking, polyethylene sheeting, batt and foam insulation, siding and flooring. Taiga also produces treated wood at three facilities in Canada. Approximately 20% of our revenues are derived from sales in the United States and overseas.

Holcim (US) Inc. has more than 70 distribution terminals in a dozen sales regions. Top customers include manufacturers of concrete products and building materials dealers. There's nothing abstract about the concrete made by Holcim (US). The US arm of Swiss building products giant Holcim Ltd., produces, imports, and sells cement, ready-mix concrete, asphalt, and aggregates to manufacturers, builders, public works managers, and architects around the nation. Holcim (US) operates more than a dozen manufacturing facilities and has an annual production capacity of 15 million metric tons; it also imports products from overseas affiliates.

SNEF has grown into a powerful business. Founded in 1905, the company (known as Groupe SNEF) specializes in climate control (HVAC), communications systems, electrical engineering, industrial processes, and security systems. Its customers include large firms, government agencies, and building administrators. Groupe SNEF works from about 100 offices in France and through more than a dozen international subsidiaries, mostly in Europe and Africa. The firm works on more than 40,000 projects a year. Among its most notable: Op�ra de Lyon; the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier; and the national stadium, Stade de France.

Allan Briteway Electrical Contractors, Inc., shines a bright light on the electrical contracting business in northern New Jersey. The company provides services for commercial, industrial, traffic control, telecommunications, and power generation projects. Allan Briteway's contracting services include substation and pole line construction, service installation, overhead and underground distribution, back-up power generation and life safety systems, high-voltage feeders, site lighting, and directional drilling. Its power generation offerings include energy management, on-line circuitry for fuel and steam turbines, medium- and high-voltage circuit breakers, control systems, transformers, and transmission lines.

One of the largest construction companies in the southeastern US, M. B. Kahn Construction Co. works on commercial, institutional, and industrial projects including hospitals, airports, shopping centers, and manufacturing plants. Additionally, it is rated as one of the top builders in the nation's education market. The company provides general contracting and design/build delivery services, as well as construction management and program management services. Russian immigrant Myron B. Kahn founded the company in 1927. It is now chaired by Alan Kahn, his grandson. The group operates through divisions in South Carolina and Georgia.

Lundy Services is pretty handy when it comes to providing custom drywall and millwork services to the commercial construction industry in the Dallas/Fort Worth metropolitan area. The company's millwork shop makes base and trim moldings, laminate cabinetry, doors and frames, and custom architectural pieces. The company also works on exterior and interior wall construction, installs doors and frames, and constructs acoustical ceilings and wall panels. Customers include Burlington Northern and CompUSA. President James Lundy founded the company in 1988.

Parsons Electric empowers its customers by providing electrical and voice and data communications installation for commercial, health care, hospitality industrial, and other facilities. Founded in 1927, Parsons operates through three divisions. Its electrical division designs and builds systems while the technologies division handles voice and data communications design, installation, service, and maintenance. The technical service unit installs, repairs, and tests systems, with a specialty in servicing printing equipment. Parsons' clients have included 3M, Boise Cascade, Iron Mountain, and the Minnesota Timberwolves. The company has offices in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Arizona.

Titan Technologies, Inc. licenses recycling technologies to tire recycling plants in the United States and internationally. It utilizes thermolysis, together with a proprietary reactor catalyst, to recycle tires and other scrap material. The company offers its technology for construction and operation of commercial plants to recycle waste tires and plastics into marketable products. Titan Technologies has a working relationship with Adherent Technologies, Inc. to develop technologies for recycling electronic (computer) scrap and waste plastic. The company was formerly known as Titan Uranium Corporation and changed its name to Titan Technologies, Inc. in 1986. Titan Technologies was founded in 1954 and is based in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

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