Roseburg Forest Products has branched out as a diverse producer of wood products. Formed in 1936, the company produces specialty panels (melamine, particleboard, and vinyl laminates), engineered wood products (joists, beams, and rimboards), and plywood products such as siding and concrete forming. Its products are available through dealers, home centers, and wholesale distributors. Roseburg manages more than 700,000 acres of timberland in California and southern Oregon. The company has more than a dozen manufacturing facilities in the Northwest and Southeast. Heirs of philanthropist Kenneth Ford, who established the Ford Family Foundation, own and lead the company.

Johnson Fain tackles them all. The firm has been involved in designing everything from high-rise offices and corporate headquarters to personal homes; other portfolio projects include laboratories, schools, museums, wineries, and hotels. The company's offerings include urban design and planning, architecture, and interior services. Johnson Fain's portfolio is concentrated in the Los Angeles metropolitan area, but the firm has handled projects throughout the US and internationally.

Nuclear Fuel Services, Inc., the company has a long history of converting swords into plowshares, or in this case, nuclear weapons into nuclear fuel. It converts weapons-grade highly enriched uranium to low-enriched uranium that can be used as fuel for nuclear power plants. NFS also provides decontamination, decommissioning, and remediation of nuclear sites, as well as packaging and shipping of nuclear materials. The company was acquired by Babcock & Wilcox in 2008 for almost $160 million.

Supreme Concrete makes concrete construction products such as fencing, floor beams, and lintels, among others. Supreme's fence line includes privacy, decorative, and high-security fences. The company's street scene division constructs a range of street furniture used in both urban and rural locations. Its general building products menu includes such offerings as path edgings, temporary fencing supports, and door steps. Supreme's lintels (slabs of stone or wood placed atop doorways or window frames) come ready-made for prestressed and precast forms.

United Subcontractors, Inc. (USI) insulates its customers from the harsh conditions of the great outdoors. The company, which was founded in 1998, installs residential and commercial insulation systems in more than 150,000 homes and buildings annually. In addition to new residential projects, the company provides services for commercial construction. It also offers building products including shelving, fireproofing, garage doors, flooring, windows, glass, and paneling. USI has some 35 US locations. A downturn in the construction and new home building market forced USI to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in 2009. It emerged from bankruptcy later that year.

Bancroft Homes likes people who like custom homes, and you can take that to the bank. The company custom-builds new homes and luxury townhomes, develops communities, and provides renovation and addition work on existing homes, working primarily in Delaware and Pennsylvania's Delaware Valley. Sister company Bancroft Construction is active in construction management for commercial, academic, and government projects, including offices, retail spaces, health care facilities, and university buildings. Bancroft Homes entered the homebuilding industry in 1975.

Kinetic Systems stays in motion. The company (known as Kinetics) provides process and mechanical systems primarily to the microelectronics, solar energy, and biopharmaceutical industries in the Americas, Asia, and Europe. It provides installation of gas, chemical, water, and utility systems, as well as fabricated steel pipe, HVAC, and plumbing systems. While most of its work is done designing and constructing laboratories and manufacturing facilities, Kinetics also installs systems for data centers, condominiums, schools, and water treatment plants. Kinetics has served clients including AMD, Merck, and Pepsi. Founded in 1973, the firm is controlled by Ares Management.

Explore General (EGI) provides general construction services for commercial and residential projects. The company offers design/build, construction management, and engineering services along with specialty contracting for roofing and flooring and electrical and mechanical projects. EGI also erects steel structures and reconstructs levees. President and CEO Jaime Gonzalez incorporated the company in 1997.

Adonis Construction builds commercial and industrial structures and provides refurbishing services primarily in the West Midlands region of the UK, although it also offers coverage in specialist work throughout the country. The company builds a range of structures that include health, education, and public service facilities; social housing and residential care centers; convention centers; car dealership showrooms; theme bars; fitness centers; and garden centers. Adonis was founded by managing director Neville Clements in 1978.

Sellafield Ltd (formerly British Nuclear Group) is responsible for contracts on behalf of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA). Its activities cover remediation, decommissioning, clean-up, and plant operations, Mox (mixed oxide) fuel fabrication, waste management, and effluent treatment at two UK sites, one in West Cumbria and one at Capenhurst in Cheshire. The unit was formed by British Nuclear Fuels (BNFL) in 2004. To help fund nuclear clean-up, revenue from commercial fuel recycling and manufacturing operations is managed by Nuclear Management Partners, a consortium made up of US-based URS, UK-based AMEC, and France-based AREVA.

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