Page Southerland Page performs pre-design planning, architectural, engineering, historic preservation, interior design, and sustainable design services. Its portfolio of projects includes corporate, education, health care, hospitality, government, and science and technology facilities. Page Southerland Page traces its beginnings to a two-person office established by brothers Charles and Louis Page in Austin, Texas in 1898; Louis Southerland joined the firm during the 1930s. The company has additional offices in Dallas, Denver, Houston, and Washington, DC.

Helix Electric has coiled itself around the very core of the electrical contracting business in the Southwest. One of the US's largest electrical contractors, the company focuses on design/build, engineering, and installation projects. Its services include electrical, fiber optic cable, energy management system, emergency power system, electric fence, and voltage substation and distribution system installation. The company and affiliate Helix Electric of Nevada have offices in Arizona, California and Nevada. It has a portfolio of public and private projects, including jobs at airports, civic centers, hospitals, prisons, senior living centers, casinos, hotels, water treatment plants, and movie theaters.

Alabama Metal Industries Corporation has supplied metal for projects such as the new Dallas Cowboys stadium and the 2010 Winter Olympics facilities in Canada. Its roots are in Dixie, but its products are found coast to coast. Alabama Metal Industries Corporation (AMICO) manufactures industrial flooring and grating and expanded metal products. The company, a subsidiary of Gibraltar Industries, also offers complementary lines that include access floor systems; concrete forming products; fiberglass structural products; perforated metals; plastering, stucco, and drywall products; and security barrier products. AMICO manufactures its products at 14 locations throughout North America and distributes them from 17 distribution centers.

Rosendin Electric has risen to the top ranks of US electrical contractors since its start in 1919 by Moses Rosendin. The employee-owned firm provides a range of services, including estimating and engineering/design, and installation of communications networks; traffic signals; gas, water, and electrical utility lines; and airport lighting. It also designs and constructs wind energy plants, including grids and collection systems. Rosendin Electric has offices in California, Oregon, Arizona, Nevada, and Virginia. It expanded into the Texas construction market with the 2010 acquisition of KST Electric, which operates as a subsidiary of Rosendin Electric.

Donald Dean & Sons is a national supplier of wood products, including cabinet doors, drawer fronts, frame parts, and specialty doors. The company also crafts and distributes a line of unfinished butcher block furniture that includes tables, stools, benches, and counter bars. The company operates two manufacturing facilities, as well as modern dry kilns and lumber storage sheds. Donald Dean & Sons, now in its third generation of ownership (led by president Susan Dean), was started by Donald Dean as a modest sawmill operation in the early 1930s.

Havelock Europa designs, manufactures, and installs interiors, primarily for retail and education markets in Europe and the Middle East. The company also produces point-of-sale merchandising displays for the retail market and furniture for the health care and education markets. With its acquisitions of TeacherBoards, Clean Air Ltd., and Stage Systems, it has become a top education supplier in the UK and has begun shifting its core business from shopfitting and store refurbishing to education building projects funded through private finance initiative (PFI) schemes. Customers are local authorities and large businesses such as major retailers, banks, construction companies, and hotels.

Garney Holdings has garnered more than 45 years of experience in the water infrastructure business. The company, which operates as Garney Construction, builds water and wastewater pipelines and mains, aqueducts, pumping and storage facilities, and wastewater treatment plants for public and investor-owned utilities, as well as for industrial customers. The employee-owned firm, formed in 1961, has offices in Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Kansas, Missouri, and Tennessee. Its subsidiaries include Garney Companies, Garney Wyoming, and Grimm Construction.

Waste Management, Inc. provides integrated waste management services in North America. The company offers collection, transfer, recycling, disposal, and waste-to-energy services. Its recycling operations include collection and materials processing, plastics materials recycling, and commodities recycling. The company also provides recycling brokerage and electronic recycling services, including the collection, sorting, and disassembling of electronics to reuse or recycle various collected materials. In addition, it engages in renting and servicing portable restroom facilities to municipalities and commercial customers under the Port-o-Let name; and involves in landfill gas-to-energy operations comprising recovering and processing the methane gas produced naturally by landfills into a renewable energy source, as well as provides street and parking lot sweeping services. Further, the company offers portable self-storage, fluorescent lamp recycling, and healthcare solutions services, as well as provides services on behalf of third parties for construct waste facilities. It serves commercial, industrial, municipal, and residential customers, as well as other waste management companies, electric utilities, and governmental entities. The company was formerly known as USA Waste Services, Inc. and changed its name to Waste Management, Inc. in 1998. Waste Management, Inc. was incorporated in 1987 and is based in Houston, Texas.

Bilfinger Berger is the #2 German general contractor after HOCHTIEF. The company has global operations in four business segments: civil engineering (bridge building, tunnelling, environmental, and foundation engineering); building and industrial; services (facility management and repair and maintenance of industrial facilities and power plants); and concessions (private-sector concessions operations). Farflung projects include the Abuja Stadium in Nigeria (constructed by subsidiary Julius Berger Nigeria) and the Puento Centenario, a bridge spanning the Panama Canal. Bilfinger Berger has operations in Europe, Africa, Asia, and North America. Europe accounts for more than half of the company's sales.

JGC Corporation, one of the world's largest engineering designers and builders of industrial plants and refineries. It provides planning, engineering, procurement, operation, and construction services for hydrocarbon, petrochemical, and chemical plants; pharmaceutical plants; research laboratories and medical facilities; and storage terminals and pipelines. JGC also builds radioactive waste and nuclear energy facilities and communications facilities. The company is a leading builder of gas processing and LNG (liquefied natural gas) plants worldwide. Founded in 1928 as Japan Gasoline Company, JGC has worked on more than 20,000 projects in about 70 countries.

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