Hunt Construction Group specializes in fields of dreams. A subsidiary of The Hunt Corporation, it is a leading builder of sports complexes, including the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, the Great American Ballpark for The Cincinnati Reds, and Citi Field for the New York Mets. It has strategic alliances with other construction firms such as Bovis Lend Lease for sports projects. It also works on aviation facilities (a UPS service hub), high tech centers (IBM chip facility), office buildings, hospitals, hotels, industrial facilities, and universities. The company completes about $7 billion in work each year. It was founded in 1944 as Huber, Hunt & Nichols. It is under its third generation of Hunt leadership.

Elixir Industries has grown into a manufacturing giant that today includes two million square feet of production space and 12 divisions nationwide. Although Elixir first began as a paint and lacquer company, today Elixir Industries represents a growth through the years that can be attributed to its commitment to quality, and innovation of products to service its customers needs.

Central Concrete Supermix, Inc. began operations in the US in 1989. The Dias family continues to operate more than 70 plants in South America. Florida builders know better than to build on shifting sand. Instead, they build on solid concrete. Central Concrete Supermix, also known as Supermix, provides some of that material. The company operates 10 plants and more than 130 cement trucks in South Florida. Supermix's products include various forms of concrete, grouts, and concrete blocks. It supplies concrete for residential buildings, retail centers, and hotels. Central Concrete Supermix, Inc. also supplies ready mix concrete to the Florida Department of Transportation.

Gilbane Building Company stands at the head of its class. The company specializes in building educational facilities throughout the US. Gilbane Building provides construction management and design/build services to commercial, institutional, and governmental markets. The construction arm of parent Gilbane, the contractor also builds hospitals, laboratories, and prisons, serving both the public and private sectors. Among its projects are the Stroh Center at Bowling Green State University and the WWII Memorial in Washington, DC. The company, which is family-owned, was founded in 1873 as a carpentry and general contracting shop.

M+W U.S. knows the A+B+Cs of specialized architecture and engineering services. A US subsidiary of Germany's M+W Group, the company provides engineering, architecture and construction, and facilities engineering. The US arm focuses on technology-driven facilities such as clean rooms and semiconductor production plants. The firm's clients include governments, universities, and electronics and industrial companies. Until 2006, parent company (formerly M+W Zander) was a subsidiary of German technology group Jenoptik; that company sold M+W Zander to UK-based Springwater Capital, which in turn sold it to European investor VICTORY Industriebeteiligung in 2007.

John J. Kirlin isn't just blowing hot air. The mechanical contractor specializes in large heating, air-conditioning, and plumbing construction jobs. John J. Kirlin's projects represent a wide range of sectors, from sports and entertainment complexes to correctional facilities. It also works on industrial and high density residential projects. Medical and laboratory facilities work has become one of the company's specialties and is handled through its John J. Kirlin Special Projects company. Another division installs fire protection systems. John J. Kirlin operates through divisions in Florida, Maryland, and North Carolina. The company was founded in 1960.

LeChase Construction Services, LLC,through its divisions, the group offers general contracting, construction and facilities management, design/build, and real estate development for clients in such sectors as education, health care, manufacturing, and retail. It also contracts on cleanrooms, sports facilities, multifamily residential complexes, commercial buildings, and other projects. Clients have included Bausch & Lomb and Duke University. LeChase Construction Services has more than half a dozen offices in New York and North Carolina, serving clients mostly in the Eastern US. The family-owned company was founded in 1944 by Raymond F. LeChase.

F.A. Wilhelm Construction Company, Inc. provides construction and construction management in the Midwest, particularly in its home state of Indiana. The firm focuses on commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings for the health care, research, and education sectors. It also owns fabrication facilties that produce concrete formwork, process piping, sheet metal, and structural steel. F.A. Wilhelm is a subsidiary of Wilhelm Construction, which also operates mechanical contractor Freitag-Weinhardt and sheet metal contractor Poynter Sheet Metal. The group began in 1923 as a masonry contractor.

Bouygues (U. K.), a subsidiary of Gallic giant Bouygues, provides full-service construction, engineering, and design contracing services throughout the UK. Bouygues (pronounced "bweeg") UK targets the health care, education, and housing sectors; it has also completed office, retail, industrial, and residential projects. The company was involved in the award-winning redevelopment of the Home Office headquarters, completed in 2005. Bouygues UK's sister company Ecovert provides facilities maintenance services. The firm is a key player in the Private Finance Initiative (PFI), in which private funds are used to build and maintain public buildings. Bouygues UK also pursues private-sector clients.

Miron Construction Co., Inc.,the general contractor provides carpentry, design/build, and construction management services throughout the region from three offices in Wisconsin and Iowa. It also provides industrial building and maintenance services, which include constructing food processing, paper/pulp processing, and public utility facilities. Miron serves customers in the retail, environmental, healthcare, and industrial industries and religious, educational, and government institutions. It has completed projects for Anheuser-Busch, 3M, Kraft Foods, Ameritech, Weyerhaeuser, and Georgia-Pacific. Canadian immigrant Patrick Miron founded the company in 1918.

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