Delta Environmental Consultants, Inc., provides a variety of environmental services, including remediation, risk management, cost recovery, and litigation and compliance consulting. From more than 40 offices across the US, the company serves the chemical, commercial services, forest products, manufacturing, and petroleum industries. Along with companies in Asia, Europe, and South America, Delta Environmental Consultants participates in the Inogen Environmnetal Alliance network of independent environmental consulting firms. In 2008 Delta Environmental Consultants was acquired by Netherlands-based environmental services company Oranjewoud.

MCG Architects (which does business as MCG Architecture) specializes in designing and planning shopping centers and other retail buildings, as well as urban renewal projects and hotels. The firm provides consulting, surveying, site analysis, cost control, computer-aided design, and project management services; it also offers interior and graphic design services. Projects include the Centennial Centre in Las Vegas; Independence Corporate Center in Cleveland; and Natomas Town Center in Sacramento, California.

American Constructors builds facilities brimming with patriotic pride. The company has completed a variety of commercial and public building projects such as retail centers, post offices, schools, manufacturing facilities, and parking garages. Clients have included Motorola, Simon Property Group, 3M, various school districts, and the US Postal Service. The company offers construction management, as well as full design/build services, ranging from constructability analysis and estimating to turnkey and specialty projects. Founded in Austin in 1982, the company operates mostly in Central Texas. Affiliated company American Constructors California specializes in multi-unit residential construction.

Clancy & Theys Construction covers construction in the Carolinas and beyond. The company, which specializes in commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings, works primarily in the southeastern US. The general contractor and construction manager's project portfolio includes churches and cultural buildings, sports facilities, laboratories, schools and universities, distribution/warehouse centers, offices, and retail buildings. Founded in 1949 by brothers-in-law E. I. Clancy and John Theys, the firm is now owned by Clancy's family and is managed by his sons, Tim and Tick Clancy. The company has three North Carolina offices, as well as locations in Florida and Virginia.

The Monarch Cement Company, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture and sale of portland cement and ready-mixed concrete under the MONARCH brand name. Its products also include concrete products, and sundry building materials that are used in highway, bridge, and building construction. The company sells its products primarily to contractors, ready-mixed concrete plants, concrete products plants, building materials dealers, and governmental agencies in Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, Arkansas, and Oklahoma. The Monarch Cement Company was founded in 1908 and is based in Humboldt, Kansas.

Keller Group is killer when it comes to foundation work. The international ground engineering company specializes in concrete reinforcement, ground improvement, specialty grouting, and structural repair. Keller operates in more than 30 countries worldwide, with a focus on the European, Australian, and North American markets. However, it also has a growing presence in the Middle East and Asia. Keller works on infrastructure, commercial, industrial, and residential projects. The company designs and builds most of the specialist equipment used by its business units. About 45% of Keller's revenues come from North America, where the group operates Hayward Baker, Suncoast, Anderson, Case, and McKinney Drilling.

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.

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.

Daelim Industrial is also involved in petrochemical manufacturing. The company's engineering and construction services business focuses on projects in three main areas: multi-family housing and commercial buildings, civil works (including bridges, tunnels, and marine facilities), and plants (such as petrochemical facilities). Its chemical business includes the manufacturing of basic petrochemicals and value-added products. Working on overseas projects since the mid-1960s, Daelim Industrial has developed into a worldwide company with operations in Asia, the Middle East (its most important market), and North America.

Weeks Marine doesn't drag its feet when it comes to dredging. The company is one of the largest providers of dredging services in the Gulf of Mexico, where a majority of all US dredging occurs. (Dredging involves the moving of sand and sediment to maintain, and often deepen, navigation channels at shipping ports.) The family-owned company also performs construction and demolition of bridges, piers, jetties, pipelines, and offshore platforms throughout North and South America. It is also one of the largest stevedoring (cargo handling) companies on the US East Coast. Weeks Marine was originally founded in 1919 as the Weeks Stevedoring Company.

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