The Appalachian Hardwood Lumber Company processes and distributes kiln-dried hardwoods -- such as red oak, hard maple, cherry, and poplar -- to cabinet makers and manufacturers, millwork companies, pattern shops, and retail lumber yards. The company harvests the lumber from trees in the northeastern US and delivers its products throughout the country. It uses its own fleet of trucks within a six-state delivery area and also uses common carriers to ship to other regions. The Appalachian Hardwood Lumber Company also exports wood to Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. The Appalachian Hardwood Lumber Company was founded in 1911.

Worksharp's portfolio is anything but limited. Worksharp constructs residences from barn conversions and retirement homes to cutting-edge luxury central-city apartments in the UK in Cheshire, Manchester, and in the suburbs of Merseyside. Featured developments include Belleair Farm, a six-property barn conversion near Kingsley, and Winckley Square, a luxury apartment development in the Preston City Centre.

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.

ARB, Inc. company has benefited from power plant construction booms in low-supply regions of the western US, particularly in California, where it maintains the majority of its offices. ARB also stays busy building underground pipelines. Other services include cable and conduit installation, structural steel fabrication and installation, water treatment plant construction, and horizontal directional drilling. Core customers include companies in the mining, oil and gas, and utilities industries. ARB is owned by holding company Primoris Services Corp., which comprises several construction and engineering subsidiaries.

GSE Construction Company provides heavy construction for government agencies, public utilities, and the private sector. The general engineering contractor specializes in building water and wastewater infrastructure. GSE provides services such as new construction, renovation work and upgrades, and construction labor. Projects range from retrofitting old systems and expanding capacity, to constructing storage tanks, treatment facilities, and pump stations. The company also often teams with fellow engineering firm Applied Technologies to complete waste-to-energy conversion projects. GSE performs most of its work in California and Nevada.President and CEO Orlando Gutierrez founded GSE Construction in 1980.

Atlas Industrial Holdings provides such specialty contracting services as machinery and equipment rigging and steel fabricating, as well as piping, transportation, and electrical services. It also offers plant relocation and maintenance services. The company, which serves clients throughout the US, Mexico, and Canada, has performed such projects as rigging work for a Valero oil refinery and an electrical furnace upgrade for Owens Corning. Clients, which are mostly in the automotive, cement, power, and food and beverage industries, have included Anheuser-Busch, Holcim, and Honda of America.

Huggy Bear's Cupboards is all about creating that warm kitchen glow. The company custom handcrafts wood kitchen and bath cabinets from its 65,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility in Portland, Oregon. Its products include Hayden Bay cabinets with solid wood face frames and overlay or inset doors, Shoreline frameless cabinets, and such accessories as roll-out can racks to make narrow cabinets more functional, warming oven drawers, and recycling bins. Huggy Bear's wood is supplied by an on-site lumber broker. The company has been building cabinets for more than 25 years.

HRH Construction has been polishing the Big Apple since 1925. Since that time, the company has provided general contracting and construction management services for commercial, institutional, hospitality, and other projects in New York City. It handles services ranging from scheduling and risk management to structural and electrical engineering. HRH's portfolio includes the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center and the the AT&T world headquarters. HRH is also a leading force in urban renewal; it has developed and built more than 45,000 affordable housing units in New York, Washington, DC, and elsewhere. The company was founded by the Horowitz and Ravitch families. HRH filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2009.

Fisk added technology contracting and services to its portfolio when high-tech telecommunications and Internet installations became as ubiquitous as electrical power. Operating as Fisk Electric, the company provides preconstruction (estimating, design/assist, and value engineering), project execution (material management, scheduling/labor analysis, and contracts administration), and closeout (training and maintenance) services. Technology services include the installation and maintenance of structured cabling, electronic security systems, audio/visual setups, wireless LAN/WAN systems, telephony, and network services. Construction giant Tutor Perini bought Fisk in 2011.

Andersen Construction Company focuses on commercial and industrial construction in the Western US. The group, which introduced concrete tilt-up construction to the Pacific Northwest, builds everything from parking structures to medical facilities, manufacturing plants, and industrial complexes. It also works on institutional projects for the government and education markets. Other projects include tenant improvements, seismic upgrades, and remediation construction. The company provides construction management (which accounts for 80% of its work), as well as general contracting and design/build delivery. It also offers startup and commissioning services. Chairman and CEO Andy Andersen founded the company in 1950.

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