Rooney Holdings, through Manhattan Construction and other subsidiaries, builds hospitals, schools, government buildings, roads and bridges, and sports facilities including the Dallas Cowboys Stadium and Reliant Stadium in Houston. Rooney's family of companies offer construction management, general contracting, and design/build services in the US, Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean. The family-owned company also operates an insurance agency and manufactures electronics through OAI Electronics.

Martin-Harris Construction, the company provides design/build, general construction, and construction management services to commercial, institutional, and industrial projects throughout the Southwest. In addition to its home state, Martin-Harris also provides general contracting services in New Mexico, Texas, Colorado, and Utah. Martin-Harris has completed office, retail, hospitality, entertainment, high-rise condominium, and public works projects for clients such as Neiman Marcus, Embassy Suites, and US Air Force. The company was founded in 1976 by president and CEO Frank Martin. It has offices in Las Vegas and Phoenix.

Rust Constructors Inc.,the general contractor offers construction, management, and consulting services to clients in the mining, power, and infrastructure markets. It has particular expertise in plant maintenance, production support, shutdowns, and turnarounds. It serves government agencies, such as the US Army and NASA, on everything from highways and bridges to wastewater and nuclear power plants. Other industries Rust serves include chemical, food and beverage, life sciences, manufacturing, oil and gas, and pulp and paper. The company is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the URS Corporation.

Formica Corporation knows a thing or two about counter-culture. The company designs, manufactures, and distributes its eponymous high-pressure laminate used for countertops, tables, floors, and other surfaces. Other products include fire-rated wall panels, sinks, doors, and toilet partitions. It also makes metal, stone, and wood veneer surface materials. In addition to residential kitchens, Formica's products are used in commercial buildings, including restaurants stores, offices, and hospitals. The company sells its products in more than 100 countries in North America, South America, Europe, and Asia. Founded in 1913, Formica was acquired by New Zealand materials company Fletcher Building in 2007.

Skidmore Owings & Merrill prefers a skyline view. One of the world's largest architectural and engineering firms, Skidmore Owings & Merrill (or SOM) has earned its fame with innovative modernist designs and such high-profile projects as the John Hancock Building and Willis Tower (formerly the Sears Tower). Its portfolio of services includes graphics, interior design, and urban design and planning. Transportation planning, infrastructure planning, environmental engineering, and geotechnical engineering are part of its structural and civil engineering offerings. The firm, which has completed projects in more than 40 countries, has offices in several major metropolitan US cities and in Europe and Asia.

Ceco Concrete Construction wants you to form a line -- straight or otherwise, just as long as it's formed in concrete. The formwork subcontractor provides specialty site-cast concrete formwork construction services throughout the US. The company designs and constructs concrete systems and completes about 200 projects each year including elevated parking garages, stadiums, multi-level building foundations, office buildings, multi-unit residential facilities, hotels, casinos, and health care and institutional structures. The company, which was founded in 1912, operates from about 20 offices across the US.

Canfor has a can-do attitude about forest products. One of Canada's largest lumber companies, Canfor mainly produces softwood lumber, but also plywood, oriented strand board (OSB), remanufactured lumber products, and specialized wood products at some 30 facilities in Canada and the US. Each year Canfor is capable of turning out five billion board feet of lumber, 270 million sq. ft of plywood, and one billion sq. ft. of OSB. It manages woodlands on public lands in British Columbia and Alberta and has annual harvesting rights on about 11 million cubic meters of timberland. The company also owns a slight majority of Canfor Pulp Limited Partnership, which produces pulp and kraft paper.

Ensor Holdings, through its subsidiary companies, distributes industrial doors and a whole lot more: building supplies; roofing and drainage products; tools; access control equipment; packaging products; and electric motors. Ensor Holdings manufactures, installs, and maintains industrial doors, gates, and barriers through its Lowland Ensor Doors and OSA Doors subsidiaries; packaging and transportation products through Woods Packaging; and rubber crumb products for the sports, safety surfaces, and automotive industries through SRC Limited. Ensor's faltering timber and fencing unit Hawkins-Salmon went into administration in 2009. Chairman Ken Harrison owns 54% of Ensor.

One of the largest lime companies in the world, Lhoist Group of Belgium, owns Lhoist North America, which was founded in 1966. Lhoist North America (formerly Chemical Lime Company) produces lime and lime-based products derived from calcium-rich limestone. The company's primary product, quicklime (or calcium oxide) is used for steelmaking, ore processing, industrial manufacturing, and construction. The company's products also serve environmental purposes such as wastewater treatment and softening drinking water, as well as roadbed stabilization. Lhoist North America provides lime slurry (hot liquid lime) to its customers from its mobile PORTA BATCH concentrated production units.

Breedon Aggregates (formerly Ennstone) produces aggregates, asphalt, and ready-mix concrete at facilities in England and Scotland. Its products and contracting services are used in the construction and building sectors. Breedon includes about 30 quarries, 20 asphalt plants, and another 30 concrete plants throughout the UK. The company was created in 2010 after its predecessor Ennstone emerged from administration. The global economic downturn sunk the company as demand for its products fell. Ennstone's operations were restructured and recapitalized by Breedon Holdings, which was then acquired by investment firm Marwyn Materials and then changed to Breedon Aggregates.

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