Sachs Electric has grown to become one of the largest electrical contractors in the US. It has four main divisions that work throughout the US. Its electric division, McGraw Electric Company, serves primarily southeastern Michigan and performs electrical contracting work for technology, automotive, industrial, and line construction customers. Sachs Systems installs and maintains communications systems. Its automation unit installs instrumentation and process control systems. Sachs Civil specializes in trenching and excavating operations for industrial electrical installations. The company has been employee-owned since 1990.

All Star maintains home and hearth for bronze stars, silver stars, and gold stars. The company started out in 1983 providing and maintaining military housing for the US armed forces, but it has branched out into military base operating support, facility operation and maintenance, family housing maintenance, and minor construction services. It provides services through locations in the US and Guam, Germany, Italy, and Korea. All Star also provides fleet maintenance and logistic services including supply management, transportation, and warehousing. The company's customers include the US Navy, Army, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard. President and CEO John Junge owns All Star.

Strathclyde Homes is a builder of both residential and commercial properties. In addition, the company operates a home and apartment rental business, Strathclyde Homes Residential Letting. Since the company sold its first homes in 1988, it has ventured into a small portfolio of commercial developments with further plans to develop across the country.

T. Clarke provides electrical engineering and contracting services in the UK. Its vast menu of services includes building management systems, data cabling, instrumentation, street lighting, and telephone systems. The firm and its 13 subsidiaries have taken on projects ranging from hospitals and sports arenas to railways and shopping centers for the likes of British Telecom, Financial Times, The British Land Company, the Metropolitan Police, and BUPA Hospitals, among a host of others. Tommy Clarke founded his namesake company in 1889. The company is known for its electrotechnical apprentice training program which supports hundreds of young electricians yearly.

Tracy Export concentrates on the hardwood log industry abroad. The company exports hardwood veneer logs, sawlogs, and various grades of lumber and veneer to Europe and Asia. It operates from offices in East Dubuque and East Saint Louis, Illinois; Edmonds, Washington; and White Pigeon, Michigan. The family-owned and operated business has 45 years of experience in the hardwood log industry.

United McGill Corporation is all about air. Its subsidiaries manufacture the ductwork for HVAC systems (McGill AirFlow), make adhesives and sealants for those systems and ducts (McGill AirSeal), and produce air pollution control equipment, like filters and wet electrostatic precipitators, that clear the air (McGill AirClean). Its McGill AirPressure subsidiary builds autoclaves and vacuum dryers used by aerospace, electronics, pharmaceutical, and chemicals industries and, finally, McGill AirSilence makes industrial and HVAC silencers and panel and curtain systems for noise control.

TRC Companies, Inc. provides consulting, engineering, and construction management services in the United States. It operates in three segments: Energy, Environmental, and Infrastructure. The Energy segment provides program management, engineering, procurement, construction, design, and consulting services for energy companies, utilities, other commercial entities, and state and federal governments. It undertakes projects comprising upgrade and new construction for electrical transmission and distribution systems, energy efficiency program design and management, and alternative energy development operations; and offers services to support energy savings projects. The Environmental segment engages in environmental management of buildings, air quality measurements and modeling of air pollution impacts, assessment and remediation of contaminated sites, environmental licensing and permitting of various projects, and natural and cultural resource assessment and management activities. It serves industrial, transportation, energy, and natural resource companies; and federal, state, and municipal agencies. The Infrastructure segment provides services related to the expansion of infrastructure capacity, rehabilitation of overburdened and deteriorating infrastructure systems, and management of risks related to security of public and private facilities. Its services include roadway and surface transportation design; structural design for bridges; construction engineering inspection and construction management for roads and bridges; civil engineering; and geotechnical engineering services. This segment also offers municipal and land development engineering, security, and geographic information system and mapping services, as well as undertakes hydraulics and hydrological studies. This segment serves state and municipal governments, as well as selected commercial developers. TRC Companies, Inc. was founded in 1969 and is headquartered in Windsor, Connecticut.

Cache Valley Electric (CVE) is one of the largest electrical contractors in the West. With operations in Utah, Oregon, and Idaho, CVE installs power and lighting systems in commercial, industrial, and government facilities. Other divisions provide design/build services; security and control systems, such as card access and closed-circuit TV monitoring; cable and fiber optic cabling installation for data and voice networks; cell tower construction for wireless communications; and industrial manufacturing facility construction and maintenance for the medical, mining, paper, and product container industries. Clients include American Express, Pepsi, Verizon, US Army, and Utah Department of Transportation.

Obayashi Corporation’s first introduction to the U.S. market was the Surfrider Hotel project in Hawaii (1967-69). In 1972 Obayashi fully expanded its horizon to the U.S. and established Obayashi America Corporation (OAC) in Los Angeles. OAC provided a wide range of services from tenant improvement, to construction of office buildings, residential condos, banks, hotels, warehouses, and large-scale industrial projects.

Linford Group maintains many construction operations under one roof. The company handles construction projects for the education, health-care, commercial, retail, industrial, and residential sectors, serving clients located throughout the UK. Linford's other operations include property development, interior remodeling, stonework, and woodwork. It also operates historic building restoration companies Linford-Bridgeman and Faenol Linford (in North Wales). Linford was founded in 1877 as a family-owned company, now headed by chairman David Linford.

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