Terrapin International Limited designs, manufactures, and constructs temporary and permanent prefabricated buildings throughout the UK, mainly through its Terrapin Limited subsidiary. Its buildings are used for retail space, showrooms, offices, laboratories, conference facilities, training rooms, prisons, and nurseries, in addition to apartments, social housing, army barracks, and hotels. The company serves clients in such markets as education, health care, and local government. Terrapin offers its products for sale and lease and offers financing programs, as well.

Atomic Energy of Canada Limited (AECL) is not going to split anytime soon. Known for designing and developing the CANDU nuclear power reactor, the company designs and builds nuclear reactors and provides services such as construction management, waste management, decommissioning, and life-extension projects related to CANDU reactors worldwide. It also operates two laboratories for nuclear technology research and development, thanks to partial funding from the Canadian government, which is looking to sell its interest in AECL.

Dunn Construction Company has been there and done that. The company specializes in transportation projects including industrial roads, highways, storage yards, parking lots, city streets, and airport runways. Dunn Construction also operates about half a dozen asphalt plants in Alabama and has a fleet of more than 40 dump trucks and other road building equipment. Founded in 1878 as a railroad construction firm by brothers Evans and Thomas Dunn, the group also includes sister company Dunn Roadbuilders, which serves southeast and east-central Mississippi.

Intercap eCommerce wants to provide a window (and door) to the world. Though it is headquartered in Alberta, Canada, Intercap eCommerce operates mainly through an 83%-ownership in China's Shanghai AL Door & Window Manufacture Co., which designs, makes, and installs aluminum alloy and PVC windows and doors. The manufacturer makes its products in a Shanghai factory and sells to the residential and commercial construction industries worldwide. At one point in the recent past, Intercap eCommerce lived up to its name -- it dabbled in eCommerce and operated a Web site designed to facilitate business ties between China and Canada.

Fortis Construction isn't afraid to get its hands dirty. The fast-growing US construction company offers general contracting, preconstruction, construction management, and environmentally-friendly green building services to customers primarily in Portland, Oregon and others in the Pacific Northwest. It specializes in remodeling and upgrading corporate offices, health care facilities, retail complexes, and schools; it also conducts seismic and structural upgrades. Customers have included Oregon State University, Portland State University, PPG Industries, and StanCorp.

Populous builds it, they will come. Formerly known as HOK Sport Venue Event, the global architecture firm specializes in sports and entertainment facility design and also offers graphic design, interior design, and facility assessment services, which are intended to help facility owners make operational changes and improvements. Clients include the Major League Baseball and National Football League franchises, colleges and universities, and soccer and rugby teams. Outside of the US, Populous has completed projects in Asia, Australia, and Europe. The company was spun off from HOK Group in a management buyout in early 2009.

Xytel quickly became the world's leader in advanced, automated pilot plants and process systems engineering. Since then, we have commissioned more than 600 pilot plants worldwide. More than half our customers have returned for additional plants, sending a clear signal that we are yet today the world's foremost pilot plant designer and manufacturer. Whether you need a one-of-a-kind lab-scale unit or a complete turnkey mini-plant, you benefit from our unrivaled depth of technological knowledge and experience.

Gray Construction doesn't have the blues when it comes to building projects. The firm is a top US design and construction firm. Through its subsidiaries the company works on a large array of commercial and industrial projects in the US and Japan. It ranks among the top US contractors in auto plant, distribution/warehouse, and processing plant construction. It also serves the federal government (including military projects), education, medical, and retail industries. Subsidiaries include WS Construction (heavy industrial and commercial contracting); Gray-I.C.E. Builders, Inc. (retail, commercial, industrial, and public construction); and Operations Associates (facilities, supply chain, and consulting).

Kathabar Dehumidification Systems engineers and manufactures liquid and dry desiccant systems for dehumidification and energy recovery applications. Any manufacturing or processing operation that is humidity-, temperature-, or microorganism-sensitive can be improved in reliability, economy, and efficiency with a Kathabar system.

HRH Construction has been polishing the Big Apple since 1925. Since that time, the company has provided general contracting and construction management services for commercial, institutional, hospitality, and other projects in New York City. It handles services ranging from scheduling and risk management to structural and electrical engineering. HRH's portfolio includes the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center and the the AT&T world headquarters. HRH is also a leading force in urban renewal; it has developed and built more than 45,000 affordable housing units in New York, Washington, DC, and elsewhere. The company was founded by the Horowitz and Ravitch families. HRH filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2009.

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