One of Poland's largest construction and erection companies, Mostostal Warszawa was originally known for reconstructing bridges, such as the Poniatowski Bridge in Warsaw in 1945. The company has diversified, and it now designs and constructs industrial and public buildings, housing environmental protection facilities, and public infrastructure that include not only bridges, but also overpasses, roads, and railway lines. Spanish construction conglomerate Acciona owns about 50% of the company. Mostostal Warszawa is looking to diversify services and grow in international markets.

alfanar Group ("al fanar" is roughly translated as "the light" in Arabic) is primarily engaged in building power plants, substations, and water treatment plants in Saudi Arabia. Other subsidiaries manufacture electrical systems and industrial equipment needed for the utility plants, while alfanar IT provides information technology services to the Saudi government and other private corporations doing business in the Middle East. The alfanar Group has locations in Egypt, India, Qatar, Syria, and the United Arab Emirates. The alfanar Group and alfanar Construction were founded in 1976; alfanar IT came along in 1995.

QualServ Corporation company brings together everything from design and construction to millwork, equipment, furniture, and fixtures for opening a restaurant or a wide variety of other businesses and institutions. QualServ also serves up installation, maintenance, and repair services. Customers may also order à la carte from QualServ's menu of products and services. QualServ's clientele has included the likes of Chipotle Mexican Grill, Extended Stay America, Papa John's, and Red Robin Gourmet Burgers. QualServ partners with Direct Capital Corporation to offer financing.

Toxic mold and environmental air quality are just two of the concerns of Environmental Health & Engineering. The engineering and health and safety services firm offers consulting services geared towards creating healthier work environments in buildings ranging from large office complexes to suburban schools. Its services range from studies of the effects of pollutant exposure to human health, to risk assessments, to support the commissioning of research laboratories, to advice on federal compliance requirements. In 2009 it was contracted by the Consumer Product Safety Commission to study air quality in homes built using Chinese-made drywall. The group was founded in 1988 by Harvard lecturer Jack McCarthy.

Deltic Timber might beg to differ. The company annually harvests some 580,000 tons of timber from the more than 440,000 acres of timberlands that it owns, primarily in Arkansas and northern Louisiana. The company's two sawmills convert the timber (mainly southern pine) into softwood lumber products; this is then sold to wholesale distributors, lumber treaters, and truss manufacturers for use in residential construction to make roof trusses, laminated beams, and decking. In addition to its timber and lumber businesses, Deltic Timber develops real estate in central Arkansas and manufactures medium density fiberboard (MDF) through its Del-Tin Fiber joint venture.

MFM Building Products, founded in 1961 by Robert E. Simpson, offers the construction industry nearly 50 years of knowledge and expertise in providing waterproofing and weather barrier products. From humble beginnings, this family-owned company has continued to grow and foster new product development, improved product performance and help reduce overall costs with a value-based philosophy.

BE&K Building Group is a top US contractor. The company, which is part of Houston-based construction giant KBR, provides design-build services, construction management, general contracting, and other construction services. It specializes in mixed-use projects, educational facilities, entertainment venues, food and beverage plants, hospitals, hotels, laboratories, and manufacturing facilities. BE&K Building Group operates mostly in the Southeast, but also works on projects in other parts of the country. KBR bought BE&K for some $550 million in 2008.

Fleetwood Industries provides specialty construction and design services to retailers. It offers design services and manufactures and installs partitions, fixtures, and other structures.

Hill & Smith Holdings. The company is a manufacturer of building and construction as well as industrial products and services. Hill & Smith, which operates through a variety of subsidiaries, makes products ranging from highway crash barriers and street lighting columns to industrial flooring and access systems. Other products include fencing, plastic pipe, and roofing. It also offers such services as perforating and component manufacturing (Ash & Lacy) and steel forging and rolling (Bromford Iron & Steel). Customers include airports, construction companies, and public works operators among others.

Sheoga Hardwood Flooring and Paneling makes prefinished and unfinished flooring and paneling from hardwoods, including ash, beech, hard maple, walnut, hickory, and red and white oak harvested from the Appalachian region of the US. The company also offers dense Brazilian cherry prefinished hardwood flooring and wood paneling. Sheoga air-dries its lumber for several months and then kiln-dries it before milling it into hardwood products. The company began operations in 1982.

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