company specializes in heavy construction, infrastructure, transportation systems, and housing and recreation facilities in the western continental US and Hawaii. Goodfellow Bros. also offers earth moving and paving services. Its Blasting Technologies subsidiary blasts, drills, and demolishes rock and other structures. The company was founded in 1921 by brothers Jack, Bert, and Jim Sr. Their early business included the first excavation work on the Grand Coulee Dam in 1933. Now the company has a number of planned communities, public facilities, and other projects under its belt.

E.W. Howell is a midsized New York general contractor and construction management firm that is a regional leader in retail construction. With offices in Manhattan and Long Island, E.W. Howell also builds hospitals, labs, libraries, office interiors, schools, and restaurants. Clients have included Bergdorf Goodman, Target, and Columbia University. It typically bids on projects in the private sector, but it also selectively competes within the public sector. Established in 1891, E.W. Howell began as a builder of homes for such well-heeled East Coast families as the Huttons and the Guggenheims. The Howells left the firm in the 1980s, and Japanese construction group Obayashi acquired the company in 1989.

Doucette began as a manufacturer of sea-water and fresh-water condensers, suction line heat exchangers and other components for air conditioning and refrigeration applications. In 1976, their SLHE line was listed by Underwriters Laboratory and the company began broadening its customer base from wholesale accounts to OEM'S. Doucette also entered the heat recovery market with a device designed to recover energy from air conditioning and refrigeration systems and used to heat potable water. This device, called a Desuperheater / Water Heater was upgraded in 1977 to include the vented double wall to preclude water contamination and refrigeration system damage. It was the first such device to win an Underwriters Laboratory listing and to meet nationwide health codes.

Sirianni Hardwoods kiln dries hardwood lumber and wholesales it to manufacturers and distribution yards throughout North America and overseas. The company specializes in Northern Appalachian hardwoods. These include red oak, white oak, soft maple, and other species. It has air drying sheds that hold about 6 million board ft. of green lumber year long. The company purchases lumber from mills in the region. President John Sirianni and COO Jim Sirianni own the company, which was founded in 1979.

Roche Constructors relies on building schools, stores, retail centers, office buildings, and industrial facilities. The company builds primarily in the western US and operates from three offices in Nevada and Colorado. Roche offers feasibility studies, site acquisition, project planning, financing, and other development, preconstruction and construction services. Its projects include the Aurora Processing Center, which is a federal inmate detention facility and Freedom Park, a 68-acre ball field complex in Las Vegas. Roche also has built several stores and distribution centers for clients including Target, Safeway, and Wal-Mart. President and CEO Thomas Roche controls the company.

Boustead Singapore Limited, the company offers many options in the engineering services and geospatial technology arenas. Founded as a shipping and trading company in 1828, Boustead Limited has grown into a holding company for businesses in the engineering services industry serving clients in Asia, Africa, Europe and the Americas. It provides engineering consulting and design services through its four subsidiaries, offering expertise in energy, water and wastewater, and industrial real estate. Projects include oil and gas infrastructure, water treatment plants, and other industrial plants. The company also distributes ESRI's geographic information technology in Australia and Asia.

CRH public limited company, through its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture and supply of building materials worldwide. It provides cement, aggregates, readymixed concrete, asphalt/bitumen, and agricultural and chemical lime materials; architectural and structural concrete products; clay products, such as clay facing bricks, pavers, blocks, and roof tiles; and building products, including construction accessories, building envelope products, and insulation products, as well as offers transportation, construction, and paving services. The company also produces concrete masonry and hardscape products, packaged lawn and garden products, and prepackaged cement mixes; precast, prestressed, and polymer concrete products, as well as plastic box enclosures; manufactures and installs modular precast structures for use in structures, such as hotels, apartments, dormitories, and prisons; and concrete pipes for use in storm and sanitary sewer applications. In addition, it provides architectural glass products comprising insulated, spandrel, laminated, security, and sound control glass products; engineered aluminum glazing systems products consisting of storefront and entrances, curtain wall, skylights, and architectural windows; and welded wire reinforcement and fencing products. Further, the company markets and sells supplies to the construction sector and to the general public through professional builders’ merchants stores and Do-It-Yourself (DIY) stores. As of December 31, 2009, it operated 663 builders’ merchants stores and 241 DIY stores. CRH plc was founded in 1949 and is headquartered in Dublin, Ireland.

Caddick Group offers construction, civil engineering contracting, and property development services throughout the UK. The group's construction and development projects cross over multiple sectors, including commercial, industrial, institutional, leisure, retail, and residential. Clients include J Sainsbury, LINPAC, and Croda International. Firm founder Paul Caddick shares ownership of the Headingley Carnigie Stadium near Leeds and is part owner of two professional rugby teams in the city. In 2007 Leeds Metropolitan University bought a majority of one of the teams, known as Leeds Carnigie. The Caddick Group remains a main sponsor of the teams.

Graeber Simmons & Cowan (GS&C) provides architectural design services that include master planning, interior design, and product design. The company also provides move coordination services. Its clients include Sun Microsystems, Applied Materials, and The University of Texas. GS&C operates throughout the world. President and CEO Al Simmons is a founding principal of the company, which was established in 1978.

Bernards Brothers (aka Bernards Brothers Construction), is a general contracting and construction management company focusing on educational, entertainment, sports, commercial, industrial, institutional, medical, and public works facilities. Clients have included UPS, Six Flags, and Cal State L.A. The company operates throughout the western US from its four California offices. Brothers Doug and Greg Bernards established Bernards Brothers Construction in 1974, and the company continues to be owned and operated by the Bernards family.

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