HMC Architects provides architectural planning, master planning, graphic design, and interior design services through 10 offices in California and Nevada. The company specializes in institutional projects, designing education, health care, and government facilities for public and private clients such as Kaiser Permanente, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Mt. San Antonio College, and California State University. HMC is focused on expanding services in key areas, including planning, design integration, research, and sustainable design. The company was founded in 1940 by Jay Harnish. Harnish was later joined by Jack Causey and Mel Morgan. The firm became HMC Architects in 1978.

Baker Concrete Construction, among the top specialty concrete contractors in the US. The company performs concrete formwork design and installation, concrete reinforcement and finishing, preconstruction estimating and scheduling, project management, and repair and restoration. Projects include commercial office buildings, high-rise residential towers, industrial power plants, parking structures, sports stadiums, schools, LNG (liquefied natural gas) terminals, and highways and bridges. Baker Concrete Construction operates through more than half a dozen US regional offices. It is owned by president and founder Daniel Baker.

Skanska UK, the British subsidiary of Sweden-based global contractor Skanska AB, provides a wide range of engineering and construction services. The group specializes in private finance initiative (PFI) projects, and offers services in the building, civil engineering, mechanical and electrical, engineering design, and residential sectors. Skanska UK also offers specialty contracting services such as telecom network installations, piling and foundation work, and steel decking. The division has participated in such notable United Kingdom projects as the Channel Tunnel Rail Link, the remodeling of the Ministry of Defence headquarters in London, and new facilities for the Scottish Prison Service.

Aireco Supply, Inc. was established in 1952 under the name American Baking Supply; it changed its name to Aireco Supply in 1957. Aireco Supply goes with the flow -- the flow of hot and cold air. Aireco Supply, Inc. is a supplier of residential and commercial HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning) and refrigeration parts and supplies in the Baltimore and Washington, DC areas. Its M&M Controls division specializes in environmental controls equipment for commercial and industrial applications. Through more than 35 branch locations in Maryland and Virginia, Aireco offers its customers more than 250 industry-recognized brands, including Copeland, Fluke, Frigidaire, Honeywell, Johnson Controls, Manitowoc, and more.

McPhee Electric is energized about its work. The company, which is a unit of Phalcon, provides electrical construction and data and communications installation services (including cellular towers) throughout New England. Services include conceptual planning, feasibility studies, budgeting, design development, installation, maintenance, and service. McPhee Electric's clients come from a wide variety of industries including education, financial services, government, health care, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, retail, and utilities. The company's projects include utility substations, Foxwoods Resort Casino, a Bristol-Myers Squibb research facility, and Cordon Bleu Culinary Institute.

Wilsonart International was founded as a producer of high pressure decorative laminate in 1956 in Temple, Texas, by Ralph Wilson, Sr., a retired laminate industry executive. Wilson’s intent was never to build a major competitor — the field in those days included 12 domestic competitors — but rather to fill his free time.Throughout the 1960s, Wilson’s “hobby” grew dramatically through a formula comprising a dedicated local work force, high-quality products and an old-fashioned commitment to customer service.

Engelberth Construction has spent more than thirty years building its business, but it doesn't take nearly as long in the business of building. Specializing in commercial construction the company offers construction management, design/build, general contracting, and additional services for educational, commericial, multi-family residential, and industrial clients. Engelberth Construction works primarily in the New England region (Vermont and New Hampshire) of the US. Otto Engelberth founded Engelberth Construction as a small two-person, home-based construction business in 1972.

Hardin Construction private contractor offers design-build services, construction management, general and interior construction, and renovation for commercial projects including shopping malls, office complexes, multifamily residences, and hotels. The company also manages education, government, and health care projects. Hardin has completed projects in nearly 30 states, as well as in Mexico, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands. Repeat clients have included Chelsea Property Group, Georgia Institute of Technology, Cousins Properties, and Simon Property Group. Founded in 1946 by Ira Hardin, the firm was acquired by employees in 1993.

FAFCO runs hot and cold. The company makes solar swimming pool-heating systems, solar hot water heaters, and thermal energy storage systems. FAFCO's heating systems utilize solar panels to control the temperature of water. Its solar domestic hot water system, Hot2o, was developed as a result of a 10-year partnership with the Department of Energy. The company also manufactures IceStor -- a product that controls commercial cooling costs by storing energy at night during off-peak times, and then releasing it to cool buildings during the day. Customers include schools, hotels, and offices. Its solar water heaters are marketed to homeowners. FAFCO was founded in 1969 by chairman Freeman Ford and Richard Rhodes.

ARCADIS works globally but thinks locally. The company is built around an international engineering practice that works on environmental, infrastructure, construction, and communications projects with a special focus on environmental quality. (Its logo, a salamander, which is at home on land or in the water, symbolizes the company's philosophy of striving for ecological balance.) Its three service areas comprise infrastructure (public-private partnerships, water-wastewater, and rail infrastructure), facilities (asset and facilities management), and the environment (remediation and sustainability services). The company has trained its sights specifically on building its rail business, among other goals.

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