Oran Group (formerly The Snowie Group) provides waste-treatment and a range of other disposal services in the UK, including sludge handling and transportation and spillage cleanup. Clients include Severn Trent, Scottish Water, and the UK Ministry of Defence. The company made about £40 million during the foot-and-mouth crisis of 2001, disposing of millions of livestock carcasses. Other operations include logistics, industrial cleaning, recycling, and equipment leasing. In 2005 the Snowie Group (which began operations as a family farm in the late 1950s) was acquired by the Cork, Ireland-based Oran Group.

Cavico is a US headquartered company that conducts its construction business in Vietnam. Wholly-owned subsidiary Cavico Vietnam and its numerous operating subsidiaries make the company the largest non-state-owned heavy civil contractor in the country. It primarily serves public sector clients on large infrastructure projects, such as bridges, dams, mines, roads, tunnels, urban buildings, and water power facilities. Additionally, the company invests in hydropower electric and cement production plants, mining operations, and urban real estate developments in Laos and Vietnam. Cavico has offices throughout Vietnam, as well as a satellite location in Australia.

Consolidated Contracting Services has consolidated a large offering of general contracting and specialty contracting services. Focusing on the new construction and renovation of commercial buildings in Southern California, the firm provides construction management and other construction services Consolidated Contracting has worked with a variety of clients to build cleanrooms, storage units, banks, churches, recreation areas, and restaurants. Specialty services include soft demolition, drywall framing and taping, acoustical ceiling and door installation, wood framing, and concrete work. Cuban-born cofounders Tony Elias-Calles and Joe Troya own Consolidated Contracting Services, which was incorporated in 1983.

Holloman isn't the stuff of poetry, but rather the Texas oil patch. Employee-owned Holloman installs, repairs, and upgrades pipelines for the oil and gas industry, public and private utilities that handle water and wastewater, and sports facilities. Holloman also builds or upgrades gas compressor stations, petroleum processing plants, and utility pump stations. The company's in-house engineering staff designs and constructs process plants for its oil and gas clients; it also seeks out civil, mechanical, or process jobs. Subsidiary Holloman Minerals explores for minerals including uranium in Australia. Sam Holloman founded the company in 1967.

SASCO helps companies get wired to the Net as well as to the power grid. The electrical contractor is one of California's largest privately held electrical and data contractors. It offers preconstruction consulting, design/build services, multimedia infrastructure planning, and other services. SASCO also specializes in data systems installation and the servicing of data, voice, and video networks. SASCO works from a network of offices in California, Washington, and Texas. The company has worked on electrical systems for small office buildings, hotels, and larger projects such as Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles International Airport and Kodak Theater in Hollywood. SASCO was founded in 1967.

Falstrom Company's strength lies in providing contract manufacturing of precision steel parts and fittings for the defense and aerospace industries. The firm's custom electronic enclosures and assemblies are designed for the US military, primarily the US Navy, and selected commercial clients, such as General Electric, ITT, Lockheed Martin, Pitney Bowes, and Rockwell, among others. Its services include fabrication, welding, painting, finishing, testing, and mechanical and electronic assembly. The company started out as a small metal fabricating shop founded in 1870 by Swedish immigrant Gustav Falstrom and is operated by a fourth generation of descendants.

C.D. Smith Construction works on commercial, institutional, and industrial projects. It builds manufacturing, retail, correctional, health care, and education facilities, as well as water treatment plants. The company offers general contracting and design/build services and also provides specialty contracting services such as steel erection, masonry and concrete work, carpentry, and demolition. Charles D. Smith, grandfather of president Gary Smith, founded the company in 1936.

ARB, Inc. company has benefited from power plant construction booms in low-supply regions of the western US, particularly in California, where it maintains the majority of its offices. ARB also stays busy building underground pipelines. Other services include cable and conduit installation, structural steel fabrication and installation, water treatment plant construction, and horizontal directional drilling. Core customers include companies in the mining, oil and gas, and utilities industries. ARB is owned by holding company Primoris Services Corp., which comprises several construction and engineering subsidiaries.

May Gurney, a civil engineering and construction company specializing in highway maintenance, waste, and construction services for public and regulated entities in the UK. The group also provides railway maintenance and utilities infrastructure services. The company has made various acquisitions to enhance its services since selling off its asphalt and aggregate unit in 2006. Additions have included a utilities group, a mechanical and electrical engineering firm, a waste recycling company, and an infrastructure maintenance provider. Roland May founded the company in 1926; management bought out the company in 2001.

Servidyne turns a dime by helping its clients keep their energy costs down. The company provides commercial and industrial energy engineering and management products and services to lower energy consumption and increase environmentally sustainable practices. Offerings include energy design, energy audit, and retrofitting of mechanical and electrical systems. Servidyne's Fifth Fuel Management demand response product tracks and optimizes energy usage to prevent brownouts and blackouts that occur during peak periods. The company also owns a handful of third-party-managed commercial property and land holdings. Members of the founding Abrams family, including CEO Alan Abrams, control Servidyne.

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