Meaden Precision Machined Products makes and sells precision turned parts and screw machine products from brass, steel, aluminum, stainless steel, plastic, and other materials. The company offers engineering assistance and has the capability of turning bar stock with diameters as small as 1/16-inch to stock with diameters as large as 3-1/4-inch. Other services include grinding and finishing operations (broaching, drilling, tapping, threading, and tumbling). The family-owned company was founded in Chicago in a four-car garage in 1939 as a joint venture between John Meaden and his son John Jr., who later served as the company's chairman.

Cocoon, Inc. provides environmental services to help prevent corrosion in stored parts and equipment, inactive industrial facilities, ships and cargo, and weapons and ammunition. Cocoon's clients include the US military, utility companies, petrochemical firms, and industrial manufacturers. The company operates through partnerships with the likes of GE Energy, humidity control specialists Munters Corporation, and Rubb Building Systems. The late Leo Crotty Sr. and president Leo "Chip" Crotty established the company (then called Protec) in 1977.

North Midland Construction provides civil engineering and building contracting services. The company has two major subsidiaries: North Midland Building (formed in 1995), which provides construction services to blue-chip companies, and Nomenca (formed in 1998), a provider of mechanical and electrical contracting services to the water and waste industries. North Midland Construction was established in 1946 as a partnership between William Morris and Major Terence Moyle (whose job it was to lay ducts for the Derbyshire Post Office); today the company operates four locations throughout the UK.

Willerby Holiday Homes makes manufactured vacation homes, which are sold through dealers and mobile home parks in the UK and Europe. The upscale homes are generally equipped with most appliances and furniture as well as stainless steel and porcelain fixtures and central heating. Willerby, which began as a travel trailer manufacturer, has brought innovations like central heating, double glazed windows, cathedral ceilings, and pitched roofs from traditional homes to the manufactured home market. One of the largest manufactured home companies in the UK with 30% of the market, Willerby is owned by Scaid Investments. It was incorporated in 1944.

The Linbeck Group lands landmark construction projects in Texas and beyond. The commercial and institutional construction company offers project management, construction management, real estate services, and design/build services. It serves clients in several sectors: education, health care, biotech/pharmaceutical, retail, entertainment, and corporate. The company's projects include Reliant Stadium in Houston; the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth; the Federal Express headquarters in Tennessee; and MIT's School of Architecture in Massachusetts. The company was founded in 1938 by Leo E. Linbeck, who was the grandfather of current chairman Leo E. Linbeck III.

Sidney Cubbage provides a variety of building engineering services, primarily air conditioning, heating, plumbing, refrigeration, and ventilation. Subsidiary Thames Ducting makes and installs ventilation ductwork. Sidney Cubbage's handiwork is most often found in hospitals, leisure centers, schools, and office buildings. Alfred McAlpine, Krispy Kreme, University of Reading, and various county councils are counted among the firm's clients. Sidney Cubbage founded his eponymous firm in 1927; semi-retired chairman Paul Remsbury bought the company along with Rod Harris in 1971.

ATCO Rubber Products was founded in 1961. Even when things heat up, ATCO Rubber Products can keep its cool and remain flexible. The company makes flexible ducts used in commercial and residential heating, cooling, and ventilation systems. It operates about 15 manufacturing sites in the US and international sites in the Netherlands, the United Arab Emirates, and India. All of its products are created to meet specific international codes and standards. In 2008 ATCO's flexible duct products received a certification from Greenguard -- a nonprofit organization that promotes indoor air quality.

WBB Minerals extracts and processes clay and sand for customers worldwide. More than 6,000 buyers in a variety of industries -- primarily ceramics, construction, foundries, glass, and sports and leisure -- use material from WBB Minerals. WBB operates throughout the UK and Europe. The company was created through the merger of Watts Blake Bearne & Co. and Sibelco Minerals and Chemicals. WBB Minerals is part of the Sibelco Group.

Yantis Company has been shaping the landscape of South and Central Texas. Founded in 1965 by John Yantis, Yantis Company has grown into a cornerstone of the South & Central Texas Business Community. Yantis Company employs over 500 employees and annually performs over $110 million dollars worth of construction contracts.

Wood-Mode Incorporated company manufactures custom cabinets for the kitchen, bathroom, and other areas of the home. The company offers a range of styles, wood selections (cherry, maple, oak, and pine), more than 85 standard wood finish colors, hardware, laminates, and mouldings for its customized cabinetry. It can also customize unique finishes to customer specifications. The company sells its products under the Wood-Mode and Brookhaven names at showrooms in the US, Canada, Mexico, and Bermuda. Wood-Mode has been in business since the 1940s.

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