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.

Glennwood Custom Builders is a residential design and build company. The company custom builds a wide range homes from Victorian-styled homes and cottages to log homes and timber-frame homes and retreats. The Michigan builder serves the Lake Charlevoix, Walloon Lake, Bay Harbor, Harbor Springs, and surrounding areas. President Jeff Collins owns the company.

Chapco is a group of four privately-owned companies that provide mechanical and electrical installation, facilities management, brownfield redevelopment, and pre-fabricated heating and ventilation installation. Markets include leisure facilities, offices, stores, and warehouses. It has worked on sites with a total developed building area of more than 10 million sq. ft. during the last five years. Completed projects have included a 16-screen multiplex in Romford, a Toys "R" Us in Leeds, and MFI Furniture Centres throughout the UK. The company has also taken on projects for Nissan and ProLogis. Chapco was founded in 1976.

Vent Products directs its energy into manufacturing air-control products and accessories for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment. The company's offerings, which it creates with energy-saving purposes in mind, include standard and custom-designed dampers, shutters, louvers, and roof ventilators. Accessories include actuators, adapters, access doors, fan blades, jackshafts, roof curbs, and equipment supports.

Titan Cement Company was founded in 1902. Titan Cement is a towering presence in the cement industry. The company also makes ready-mix concrete, fly ash, concrete blocks, dry mortars, aggregates, and other construction materials. It has operations in a dozen counties in Europe, North America, and the Middle East. Operating through joint ventures and wholly owned affiliates, Titan Cement annually produces some 16 million tons of cement at 10 plants; approximately 20 million tons of aggregates from about 15 quarries; and about 6 million cubic meters of ready-mix concrete at more than 130 facilities.

Timber! Tolko Industries manufactures and markets specialty forest products, primarily in North America. The company, founded in 1956, produces lumber, plywood, oriented strand board (OSB), specialty kraft paper, and other wood products. It operates nearly 20 manufacturing facilities in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. Tolko also markets its products overseas. Tolko was forced to shut mills during a devastating mountain pine beetle infestation. The company, along with the rest of the industry, also was struck by the global economic crisis and faced additional closures in 2008 and 2009. Tolko is owned by the founding Thorlakson family.

Cementos Portland Valderrivas is 67%-owned by construction firm Fomento de Construcciones y Contratas. Cementos Portland Valderrivas has built a business on a strong foundation. The company, founded in 1903, produces some 18 million tons of cement and clinker (an intermediate product used to make portland cement) annually at 15 plants in Spain, the US, South America, Africa, and Europe. Its acquisition of 64% of Corporacion Uniland cemented its position as the #1 cement producer in Spain. In the eastern US, the company makes and distributes cement, gravel, and sand through Giant Cement Holding. It also produces concrete, operates lime factories, and has transportation companies.

Herbeau Creations of America, cleanliness is next to elegance and luxury. The company specializes in decorative plumbing fixtures, tiles, and furniture for kitchens and bathrooms. Products include faucets, washbasins, tubs, and sinks. Formed in 1991, the company operates as the US and Canada distributor of items handcrafted from copper, brass, vitreous china, wood, and ceramics. Hearbeau Creations of America also offers select items painted by hand.

Kullman Buildings Corp. traces its roots to 1927, when Sam Kullman started a modular-building business to create prefabricated diners. As the popularity of the roadside eateries waned, the company morphed into building products for new markets. Kullman now makes prefabricated housing, prisons, schools, banks, equipment enclosures, offices, bathrooms, and even US embassies in places such as Turkmenistan. Kullman Industries filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2005 after a contract to build an embassy in Tajikistan went sour. The company emerged from bankruptcy as Kullman Buildings in 2006, when it was bought by entrepreneur Avi Telyas.

AR Utility Specialists has a thing for Phoenix. The company provides engineering, design, construction, environmental, and related services primarily for utility and telecommunication infrastructure projects. Working through two divisions, AR Utility Specialists concentrates on projects in Phoenix and surrounding areas of the "Valley of the Sun." Its General Contracting unit provides construction management and environmental services while the EDM Group offers engineering and design services. The company's customer roster has included such names as Southwest Gas, Arizona Public Service, and Cox Communications. Minority-owned AR Utility Specialists was founded in 1987.

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