A.L.L. Masonry Construction offers a variety of masonry construction services, including installations, pavers, and walls. The company primarily serves commercial, industrial, and institutional customers in and around Chicago. Its list of clients reads like a who's who of area institutions, including Northwestern University, The University of Chicago, Soldiers Field, the Lincoln Park Zoo, and the Chicago Public Library, as well as churches, schools, and apartment communities. Minority-owned A.L.L. Masonry Construction was founded in 1959. It is controlled by CEO Luis Puig.

Keller Group is killer when it comes to foundation work. The international ground engineering company specializes in concrete reinforcement, ground improvement, specialty grouting, and structural repair. Keller operates in more than 30 countries worldwide, with a focus on the European, Australian, and North American markets. However, it also has a growing presence in the Middle East and Asia. Keller works on infrastructure, commercial, industrial, and residential projects. The company designs and builds most of the specialist equipment used by its business units. About 45% of Keller's revenues come from North America, where the group operates Hayward Baker, Suncoast, Anderson, Case, and McKinney Drilling.

New Enterprise Stone & Lime is provides an array of construction services ranging from building bridges and roads to paving residential driveways and supplying aggregates, lime, stone, and concrete products for a variety of applications. The company's subsidiaries include Buffalo Crushed Stone, Martin Limestone, Valley Quarries, and the Port of Buffalo on eastern Lake Erie. New Enterprise has dozens of limestone, gravel, and sandstone mines, stone and sand quarries, and concrete and blacktop plants throughout Pennsylvania, New York, and Delaware. New Enterprise diversified its offerings with the 2008 purchase of Stabler Companies, a Pennsylvania-based construction materials producer and highway contractor.

ISG Asia is the Asian arm of Interior Services Group (ISG). The company provides construction and management services for commercial projects from conception to beyond completion with facilities management, or provide independent contracting or consultancy services. Headquartered in Singapore, ING Asia is active throughout Asia and in the Middle East. Clients have included Accenture, Royal Bank of Scotland, and Daimler. ISG Asia is renowned for its fit-out and interior design-build capabilities, for which it has won several industry awards. Subsidiary ISG Asia Technical Services provides mechanical and electrical services. ISG Asia was established in 1989 and acquired in full by ISG in 2006.

General builder Lee Lewis Construction has waltzed across Texas and beyond to keep in step with the top US contractors. The company provides construction-related services and construction management for commercial, institutional, and industrial projects. Among its projects is the Garland ISD Special Events Center in Garland, Texas; it also worked on the Grand Floridian Resort at Walt Disney World. The company earns much of its revenue from projects for Texas school systems. Projects for hometown neighbor Texas Tech University have generated a significant portion of the company's business. CEO Lee Lewis founded the company in 1976.

S. T. Wooten Corporation is a heavy construction firm that specializes in building roads and other civil infrastructure projects in the Carolinas, Florida, and other southeastern states. It operates through more than a half dozen business units: asphalt, commercial, quality concrete, ready mix concrete, heavy grade, structures, and utilities. It has 13 asphalt plants and 17 ready-mix concrete plants. Seth T. Wooten Sr. founded the company in Stantonsburg, North Carolina, in 1952. Seth Wooten Jr. serves as the company's CEO; the Wooten family continues to own the business.

Delta Environmental Consultants, Inc., provides a variety of environmental services, including remediation, risk management, cost recovery, and litigation and compliance consulting. From more than 40 offices across the US, the company serves the chemical, commercial services, forest products, manufacturing, and petroleum industries. Along with companies in Asia, Europe, and South America, Delta Environmental Consultants participates in the Inogen Environmnetal Alliance network of independent environmental consulting firms. In 2008 Delta Environmental Consultants was acquired by Netherlands-based environmental services company Oranjewoud.

Safety-Kleen has recycled itself, successfully recovering from a bankruptcy in 2000 to become a force in today's industrial waste management field. Through its Safety-Kleen Systems subsidiary, it provides services for local auto shops, government agencies, and large corporations across North America. It is the largest recovery and recycling company for used-oil products in the US, refining more than 200 million gallons annually; it also operates more than 200 service and recycling centers serving more than 330,000 locations in the US, Canada, Mexico, and Asia. Three venture capital groups and JPMorgan Chase own a majority of the company. A planned IPO in 2008 was withdrawn due to adverse market conditions.

NBBJ spends a lot of time around hospitals, but don't worry -- there's nothing wrong. The architecture and design firm designs medical facilities as well as other structures including mixed-use commecial and office buildings, arenas, courthouses, colleges, and research facilities. In addition to architecture and design, the company provides consulting, branding, lighting, and landscaping services. NBBJ works on projects (clients have included Starbucks and Microsoft) around the world. It has offices in Washington, California, New York, and Ohio and international offices in China, the UK, Russia, and the United Arab Emirates. NBBJ was founded in 1943 by four Seattle-based architects (Naramore, Bain, Brady, and Johanson).

Chapco is a group of four privately-owned companies that provide mechanical and electrical installation, facilities management, brownfield redevelopment, and pre-fabricated heating and ventilation installation. Markets include leisure facilities, offices, stores, and warehouses. It has worked on sites with a total developed building area of more than 10 million sq. ft. during the last five years. Completed projects have included a 16-screen multiplex in Romford, a Toys "R" Us in Leeds, and MFI Furniture Centres throughout the UK. The company has also taken on projects for Nissan and ProLogis. Chapco was founded in 1976.

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