Bob Adams Homes builds single-family detached homes and develops communities in Georgia in Fayetteville, Locust Grove, McDonough, and Newnan (all outside the US 285 perimeter in Atlanta). The company specializes in building low-maintenance homes that range in price from the $140,000s to more than $240,000. Bob Adams Homes began operations in the ealy 1980s.

Weston Homes builds apartments and houses in the UK. The company focuses its efforts on brownfield development and urban regeneration projects throughout the country. It has about a dozen projects scattered throughout England, either currently in operation (with rented or sold units) or under development. Building industry expert Bob Weston formed Weston Homes' parent company, Weston Group Plc, in 1987. Its first development was a four-bedroom, detached house in Essex; today its building portfolio features large high-rise developments in London's Docklands region.

Balfour Beatty Infrastructure is the North American heavy construction and civil engineering arm of UK-based Balfour Beatty plc. The contractor has expertise in transportation and water infrastructure projects ranging in size from about $3 million to $400 million. It specializes in constructing bridges, highways, tunnels, rail lines, and water treatment plants. The firm's primary clients are public agencies, including municipalities and state departments of transportation. In addition to taking on stand-alone projects, it is involved in multiple joint ventures, including one of the largest public works projects in the US, the design and construction of the $1.5 billion Texas State Highway 130 toll road.

The Mann and Parker Lumber Company distributes and exports treated hardwood lumber from its stock of Northern Appalachian species. The company also operates the M&P Lumber Company, which kiln-dries green-hardwood lumber in Meadville, Pennsylvania (about 90 miles north of Pittsburgh), primarily for shipment to cabinet and furniture makers on the West Coast. The Mann and Parker Lumber Company was founded in Baltimore in 1902, but relocated to central Pennsylvania (New Freedom) after fire destroyed its operations in 1970. Chairman and CEO Robert Bushman Sr. owns the company.

SierraPine specializes in composite and wood construction products. The priately-owned company manufactures and distributes medium-density fiberboard (MDF), particleboard, and moulding products. Formaldehyde-free products are sold under the Encore, Arreis, and Medex brands. SierraPine also distributes Carter Holt Harvey and Daiken composite products from Australia and New Zealand. SierraPine has plant and sales operations in California, Georgia, and Oregon. The company has the capacity to produce up to 1 billion sq. ft. of composite panels annually. However, demand for construction products fell during the recession and SierraPine was forced to scale back operations in 2009.

Cornejo & Sons provides asphalt and concrete paving, demolition, road reconstruction, and paving maintenance services. Through its Concrete Materials Co., the company operates one of Wichita, Kansas' largest ready-mix concrete businesses. The firm also operates a construction and demolition landfill, and offers asphalt and scrap metal recycling. Contracts from local government agencies make up a substantial amount of the company's revenues. Founded in 1952, the formerly family-owned business and its subsidiaries serve the Midwest. In 2010 Cornejo & Sons was bought by Washington, DC-based Summit Materials, a holding of The Blackstone Group.

Davis & Warshow is one of the oldest supply houses in New York City. It was founded in 1925 by Bernard Davis and Louis Warshow. That year they rented a store on Broome Street in Manhattan and opened for business. For these two young men, the challenge was to bring something new to the market. What they brought was genuine service.

Falkenberg Construction Company provides general contracting and construction management services for commercial, light industrial, remodeling, and tenant finish-out projects. Its customers include banks, restaurants, hospitals, grocery stores, and government agencies. Projects include the Haltom City Recreation Center in Haltom City, Texas and the Kiest Athletic Complex in Dallas, as well as a variety of retail shopping complexes throughout Texas. The company was founded in 1983.

Downer EDI works to keep things working. The company provides engineering and infrastructure management for public and private entities throughout Australia, New Zealand, Asia, and the Pacific. The company strives to be a "one-stop" provider for engineering services that include design, project and facilities management, operations, consulting, and maintenance. The company is organized along five divisions representing its primary activities: infrastructure services through Downer EDI Works, Downer EDI Engineering, Downer EDI Mining, Consulting Services, and Downer EDI Rail. Although the company's footprint covers the Asia/Pacific region, Downer EDI's Australian operations account for about 70% of its revenue.

Global Performance builds things so its customers can build things. The company designs and manages major industrial construction projects primarily for the automotive, chemicals, manufacturing, oil refining, and process sectors. Clients include big names such as BMW, Koch, Kia, General Electric, Honda, and Procter & Gamble, as well as school districts across the country. Global Performance manages more than $1.6 billion in capital projects. It operates domestic offices in Delaware, South Carolina, and Texas, and international offices in Brazil and Germany. The company was established in 1999 by president Dennis Braasch and three other co-founders. Mustang Engineering owns Global Performance.

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