Tower Tech makes factory-assembled fiberglass cooling towers for a variety of facilities including power generation, manufacturing, commercial, health care, and public facilities. The company also offers temporary cooling towers that are available for rapid installation in case of emergency and/or supplementary need, for temporary usage, and lease-to-own. Additionally, Tower Tech offers accessories including electrical control panels, pumps, and variable frequency drives. Inventor Harold Curtis founded Tower Tech in 1985.

Baldwin & Shell Construction's natural state is as a construction firm in The Natural State. Founded in 1946, Baldwin & Shell is a general contractor and commercial construction management company operating primarily in Arkansas. The company's services include general construction, project management, and renovation and remodeling, as well as assembly of prefabricated steel buildings. Its completed projects, many of which are located in Little Rock, include high schools, churches, industrial plants, office buildings, and hospitals.

Sekisui Chemical (named for a concept of power taken from Sun-Tsu's Art of War) is a central corporation of the Sekisui "keiretsu --" companies affiliated through cross-ownership. Its main segments include housing, urban infrastructure and environmental products, and high performance plastics. Prefabricated housing (detached steel-framed and wooden-framed construction), accounts for about half of its sales. Other products include plastic pipes and fittings (used in water and sewage systems), medical multifrequency body fat meters, pipe valves, foams for automotive and construction applications, and rain gutters.

Handex Consulting and Remediation (HCR) offers a range of the environmental consulting and remediation services including regulatory support, risk management, site assessment, soil and groundwater sampling and remediation, and waste minimization. The company does much of its work for gasoline retailers; customers include the retail arms of Exxon Mobil, and Sunoco. HCR also contracts with government environmental agencies. The company operates primarily in the northeastern and southeastern US. Over the next decade HCR plans to double its revenues, in part by diversifying into other markets.

Aggregate Industries Management, which does business as Aggregate Industries US, is a rock-solid supplier of building materials and contracting services. The company produces aggregate products, such as crushed stone, sand and gravel, asphalt, ready-mix concrete, and recycled materials. It also acts as an asphalt paving contractor. The firm's products and services are used in public infrastructure and commercial and residential development projects, from highways and bridges to buildings. A subsidiary of UK-based Aggregate Industries and a part of Holcim, Aggregate Industries US operates half a dozen regional businesses throughout the country, including Hardaway Concrete and Meyer Material.

California's Gunite & Pool Plastering dove right into the business of gunite and plaster and pebble interior surfaces for swimming pools, fountains, and other applications. Gunite is a dry mixture of cement, sand, and water that creates waterproof surfaces when sprayed onto a mold. The company performs replastering and remodeling services on pools, including adding fountains, waterfalls, and spas throughout the San Francisco Bay area. California's Gunite & Pool Plastering also offers retaining wall repair, slope stabilization, faux rock formation, and reservoir and pond repair. President and part owner Manuel Rodriguez founded the company in 1992; it became a corporation in 1996.

Holcim (US) Inc. has more than 70 distribution terminals in a dozen sales regions. Top customers include manufacturers of concrete products and building materials dealers. There's nothing abstract about the concrete made by Holcim (US). The US arm of Swiss building products giant Holcim Ltd., produces, imports, and sells cement, ready-mix concrete, asphalt, and aggregates to manufacturers, builders, public works managers, and architects around the nation. Holcim (US) operates more than a dozen manufacturing facilities and has an annual production capacity of 15 million metric tons; it also imports products from overseas affiliates.

Pizzagalli Construction Company makes its dough by rolling out a portfolio of general contracting, construction management, and design/build services. The group holds a large slice of the water/wastewater treatment and water supply infrastructure market, ranking among the top 15 contractors by Engineering News-Records. It also delivers as a leading builder of semiconductor facilities in the US and works on commercial, health care, industrial, and institutional building projects in about 15 states. Clients have included IBM, IDEXX, and the University of Maine. The employee-owned company has offices in Maine, North Carolina, and Vermont. It is affiliated with real estate developer Pizzagalli Properties, LLC.

May Gurney, a civil engineering and construction company specializing in highway maintenance, waste, and construction services for public and regulated entities in the UK. The group also provides railway maintenance and utilities infrastructure services. The company has made various acquisitions to enhance its services since selling off its asphalt and aggregate unit in 2006. Additions have included a utilities group, a mechanical and electrical engineering firm, a waste recycling company, and an infrastructure maintenance provider. Roland May founded the company in 1926; management bought out the company in 2001.

Kell Muñoz Architects is very proud of that curly tilde above its name. As one of the largest minority-owned architectural firms in Texas it often incorporates mestizo regionalism into designs to reflect the diverse history and culture of the Texas/Mexico border. Kell Muñoz has worked on public, corporate, and academic projects such as the San Antonio Convention Center, Six Flags Fiesta Texas, Trinity University, and SeaWorld. In addition to its architectural and planning services the firm also offers logo design, branding, and interior design. Bartlett Cocke and John Kell Sr. co-founded Kell Muñoz Architects in 1927. Today the firm is led by entrepreneur and activist Henry Muñoz III and Geoffrey Edwards.

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