Leo A Daly takes great pride in its work. The group provides architecture, engineering, design, and program management services for commercial, industrial, and public projects around the world. Its portfolio includes the award-winning First National Tower in its hometown of Nebraska and expanded facilities for The Institute of Genomic Research in Maryland. Leo A Daly also owns engineering group Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam, which specializes in infrastructure management. The group has some 30 offices around the world. Established in 1915 by Leo A. Daly Sr., the company is now led by his grandson, Leo A. Daly III.

EMCOR Group is electrical and mechanical construction. One of the world's largest specialty construction firms, EMCOR designs, installs, operates, and maintains complex mechanical and electrical systems. These include systems for power generation and distribution, lighting, voice and data communications, fire protection, plumbing, and heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC). It also provides facilities services, including management and maintenance support. Through about 75 subsidiaries and joint ventures, the company serves a range of commercial, industrial, institutional, and utility customers. EMCOR operates primarily in the US (some 85% of sales), Canada, and the UK.

Drinking water protection is one of the areas of sage advice offered by The Cadmus Group. The environmental consulting firm (named after Cadmus, the Phoenician wise man who founded the city of Thebes) provides research and technical support services, primarily to government agencies (including the US Environmental Protection Agency). Other specialities include air quality, energy conservation, environmental risk assessment, and regulatory support, as well as marketing and public education related to environmental programs. Cadmus operates from half a dozen offices throughout the US. Chairman Gene Fax and Managing Director Ralph Jones founded the firm in 1983.

Elder Wood Preserving Co., Inc., pressure treats lumber and plywood to protect it against termites and fungi for construction purposes. Its milling facilities produce a range of wood products from dimensional lumber, timbers, boards, and plywood and plywood siding to fencing, flooring, lattice, and decking and deck accessories (spindles, balusters, hand rails, step stringers). The company has an environmental monitoring program and shares its results with scientists, universities, and government agencies. Elder Wood Preserving was founded in 1977.

Bovis Homes builds and sells single-family houses, apartments, retirement facilities, and social housing units in England and Wales. The company also builds mixed-use projects which include residential properties in combination with retail and/or office properties. Bovis targets the middle market buyer; it completed some 1,800 homes in 2008 (down from 2,900 in 2007) with an average price of 150,800 (some $249,600). The company maintains a land bank portfolio of approximately 11,500 plots held for development.

GEC Associates provides architectural, engineering, and construction management services for commercial, institutional, industrial, and government clients in Florida. The company performs mechanical, electrical, and plumbing services, as well as renovation, landscaping, painting, and HVAC work. The minority-owned firm has completed more than 220 major projects, including schools, hotels, federal government buildings, corporate facilities, restaurants, country clubs, parking lots, and a US Coast Guard air installation, since it was founded in 1989.

Based in Leigh, Lancashire, Deva supports the efforts of house builders, local authorities, housing associations, architects, interior designers, contractors, merchants, retailers and DIY stores. With over 140 employees, field based customer support and specification teams, Deva delivers the latest styles of kitchen and bathroom taps, showers and accessories, next day - nationwide.

company specializes in heavy construction, infrastructure, transportation systems, and housing and recreation facilities in the western continental US and Hawaii. Goodfellow Bros. also offers earth moving and paving services. Its Blasting Technologies subsidiary blasts, drills, and demolishes rock and other structures. The company was founded in 1921 by brothers Jack, Bert, and Jim Sr. Their early business included the first excavation work on the Grand Coulee Dam in 1933. Now the company has a number of planned communities, public facilities, and other projects under its belt.

CCCC designs and builds sea ports, roads, bridges, railways, tunnels, and other structures. In addition, the company operates a dredging and reclamation business, as well as a port machinery (mainly container cranes) and construction machinery manufacturing business. Although China constitutes its largest market, CCCC also has substantial operations in Southeast Asia, South America, Africa, and the Middle East. The company, which operates through numerous subsidiaries, was established in 2006.

Alberici helped shape the St. Louis skyline; it now sets its sights -- or its construction sites -- across North America. Alberici Corporation, parent of Alberici Constructors, encompasses a group of enterprises with a presence in North America, Central America, South America, and Europe. Operations include construction services, building materials, and steel fabrication and erection units. Alberici offers general contracting, design/build, construction management, demolition, and specialty contracting services. It also offers facilities management. The Alberici family still holds the largest share of the employee-owned firm, founded in 1918 by John S. Alberici.

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