Dawson Construction Plant Ltd is one of the world's leading suppliers of piling equipment with over 35 years' experience of designing, developing and manufacturing in the UK. We market worldwide via a network of distributors and supply direct to UK companies in the foundation and related sectors. Our products have gained a reputation for being reliable, robust, well engineered and out perform the competition on many levels. Dawson products are used throughout the world operating in all conditions, more often than not, being the natural choice for contractors due to their reliability, performance and cost of ownership. A truly global supplier yet providing local support.

Canada's largest general contracting group, PCL Employees Holdings provides construction and heavy industrial services for public and private clients in Canada, the US, and the Caribbean. Subsidiary PCL Constructors is the holding company for several units that provide construction, design, restoration, maintenance, and other services for commercial, retail, civic, and residential projects. The group's heavy industrial arm performs services for manufacturing, petrochemical, power plant, and mining facilities. PCL has worked on such projects as the Toronto International Airport and the Staples Center in Los Angeles. Carpenter Ernie Poole founded the firm's predecessor in 1906; PCL is now owned by employees.

Southern Energy Homes, Inc. builds manufactured homes in single or double sections. Its homes range range from less than 1,000 sq. ft. to more than 2,500 sq. ft. The company operates under brands including Southern Estates, SE Texas, Southern Homes, and Giles Industries. It sells its homes primarily through dealers in the southern and southeastern US. Southern Energy Homes bought fellow manufactured home company Cavalier Homes for nearly $50 million in 2009.

Cincinnati Dowel & Wood Products manufactures wooden floor plugs, pins, buttons, and pegs as well as a variety of dowels. The company's products include boat deck plugs, dowel pins, hardwood dowels, joinery biscuits, pine dowels, screwhole plugs, shaker pegs, side grain plugs, stair plugs, and table pins. Cincinnati Dowel & Wood Products makes its products from a variety of Appalachian hardwoods and softwoods, including cherry, mahogany, maple, oak, poplar, and walnut. The company supplies both large and small manufacturing companies, as well as the consumer market.

WYG doesn't ask "why?" It asks "why not?" The British engineering company provides a variety of civil, electrical, environmental, mechanical, and structural engineering consulting services. In addition to its facilities in the UK, it also has operations in Ireland, Eastern Europe, and South Africa. Its services, however, are not confined to its office locations; the company has completed projects as far away as Malaysia and Oman. Subsidiaries include management consultancy DeLeeuw International, consulting engineers Adams Kara Taylor, and construction project manager Trench Farrow. Its work may be spread far and wide but the UK accounts for about two-thirds of sales at WYG, which was formed in 1959.

UK construction management firm Mace Limited oversees the construction of such facilities as airports, hospitals, and schools, as well as commercial, industrial, and residential buildings. It offers planning and operations services to property owners through subsidiary Mace Macro; subsidiary Mace People provides executive search and recruitment services for the construction and property sector. Mace also offers related services including legal support and management consulting. Mace's primary markets include Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. Mace was founded in 1990 by a group including chairman Bob White.

Hathaway Dinwiddie Construction gilds the Golden State. The California general contractor, designer, and project manager specializes in constructing microelectronic, semiconductor, and biopharmaceutical facilities. Hathaway Dinwiddie also has experience building office buildings, entertainment centers, hotels, retail stores, and schools. Other specialties include interior improvements and seismic retrofits for the state's earthquake-prone market. The company has worked on projects for clients such as The Irvine Company, Stanford University, and Disney. Executive management owns Hathaway Dinwiddie, which has offices in San Francisco, Santa Clara, and Los Angeles.

JTS Communities builds and sells new homes in the Sacramento, California area. It constructs about 600 homes annually and is involved in land development as well. The company offers homebuyers both standard and customized floor plan options and its JTS Design Center allows customers to personalize their homes' decor. It has also incorporated green building techniques. Home prices range in price from around $250,000 to $1.5 million and in size from 1,100 sq. ft. to nearly 5,500 sq. ft. President and CEO Jack T. Sweigart co-founded the predecessor of JTS Communities in 1971 and now owns the company.

Nearly as old as the aggregate it mines, Granite Rock (founded on Valentine's Day, 1900) operates four quarries, a design center, and other facilities in Northern California. The company, often referred to as Graniterock, provides materials for construction and landscaping: rock, sand, gravel, stone, concrete, asphalt, road oils and asphalt coatings, and masonry and wall-system products. The company has a fleet of railroad cars to transport rock, sand, gravel, and concrete; it also operates a fleet of delivery trucks. Its Pavex Construction unit builds roads and airports, as well as commercial and residential projects. CEO Bruce Woolpert (the grandson of founder A. R. Wilson) and his family own Granite Rock.

Corna Kokosing provides general contracting services for commercial, industrial, institutional, and health care construction projects, primarily in central Ohio. Services include construction management, design/build, and finance services for new construction and renovations. The company also performs construction services ranging from carpentry and drywall installation to metal building erection and demolition. Stonemason Al Corna and carpenter Joe DiCesare co-founded the company in 1956. Midwest heavy construction group Kokosing Construction acquired Corna Kokosing 40 years later.

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