Bowen Engineering understands the elements of earth and water. The company provides engineering and construction services for water, wastewater, earthwork, concrete, industrial, power, and underground utility projects. The company, which has offices in Crown Point, Evansville, and Fishers, Indiana as well as Tennessee and West Virginia, offers design/build, general contracting, and construction management services to public and private clients. It provides continued training for employees through its Bowen University. Bowen Engineering was founded in 1967 by Robert Bowen, who was succeeded as CEO by son Doug in 2009; the elder Bowen remained chairman.

EACOM Timber Corporation has left behind the world of respiratory disease research for a foray into the wild world of lumber and forestry. In 2007 the company halted its development activities and later sold its assets to a private Swedish drug company called Biolipox. A 2008 deal to merge with medical device firm Z-Tech (Canada) later fell through, and the company eventually opted to abandon the health field completely and target the forestry and lumber industry. An acquisition of eight sawmills in 2010 boosted EACOM to become one of the largest softwood producers in Eastern Canada.

sland Architects provides design services that focus on custom residential homes and estates in and around San Francisco and La Jolla, California. The firm partners with established professional consultants to create highly personalized homes mainly in Mediterranean, Spanish, or contemorary styles. Island Architects also offers alteration and addition design services (about 30% of its projects). The firm was founded in 1992.

Baker Concrete Construction, among the top specialty concrete contractors in the US. The company performs concrete formwork design and installation, concrete reinforcement and finishing, preconstruction estimating and scheduling, project management, and repair and restoration. Projects include commercial office buildings, high-rise residential towers, industrial power plants, parking structures, sports stadiums, schools, LNG (liquefied natural gas) terminals, and highways and bridges. Baker Concrete Construction operates through more than half a dozen US regional offices. It is owned by president and founder Daniel Baker.

Doucette began as a manufacturer of sea-water and fresh-water condensers, suction line heat exchangers and other components for air conditioning and refrigeration applications. In 1976, their SLHE line was listed by Underwriters Laboratory and the company began broadening its customer base from wholesale accounts to OEM'S. Doucette also entered the heat recovery market with a device designed to recover energy from air conditioning and refrigeration systems and used to heat potable water. This device, called a Desuperheater / Water Heater was upgraded in 1977 to include the vented double wall to preclude water contamination and refrigeration system damage. It was the first such device to win an Underwriters Laboratory listing and to meet nationwide health codes.

ACCO Engineered Systems doesn't break a sweat to keep you cool. The company provides design, construction, and maintenance of mechanical systems, including heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, refrigeration, piping, plumbing, engineering, and building controls. The employee-owned company is licensed in nearly 20 states across the US, with operations mainly on the West Coast. Subsidiary Sunbelt Controls serves Southern California and installs automated building systems. ACCO's projects include office buildings, shopping malls, hospitals, hotels, clean rooms, factories, theaters, stadiums, and more. Clients include Boeing, Disney, Microsoft, Sun Microsystems, and Universal Studios, as well as the government.

TM Deer Park Services Limited Partnership (which does business as Texas Molecular) helps chemical and petrochemical companies get rid of hazardous and nonhazardous industrial waste. Through subsidiaries, the company transports, treats, and stores the waste before disposing of it by injecting it into deep wells. Texas Molecular operates from facilities near chemical and petrochemical production complexes in Deer Park, near Houston. The company's chemicals unit manufactures specialty chemicals on a tolling basis (customers pay per unit of volume) using customer-supplied materials. Texas Molecular was formed in 2001 to purchase assets from the GNI Group, which had filed for bankruptcy protection.

Canada's largest general contracting group, PCL Employees Holdings provides construction and heavy industrial services for public and private clients in Canada, the US, and the Caribbean. Subsidiary PCL Constructors is the holding company for several units that provide construction, design, restoration, maintenance, and other services for commercial, retail, civic, and residential projects. The group's heavy industrial arm performs services for manufacturing, petrochemical, power plant, and mining facilities. PCL has worked on such projects as the Toronto International Airport and the Staples Center in Los Angeles. Carpenter Ernie Poole founded the firm's predecessor in 1906; PCL is now owned by employees.

Dal-Tile Corporation, a subsidiary of Mohawk Industries, manufactures, distributes and markets high-quality ceramic tile and natural stone products. Dal-Tile is the largest ceramic tile manufacturer in the U.S. and one of the largest tile manufacturers in the world employing over 10,000 associates. We currently operate eight manufacturing facilities (seven in the U.S. and one in Mexico), five Regional Distribution Centers, and over 250 Sales Service Centers (SSCs) throughout the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico. Dal-Tile products are sold through company owned SSCs, home centers (i.e. Home Depot and Lowes) and through independent distributors.

Knauf Insulation believes that an R rating is good for the family. (R-values are assigned by resistance to heat flow.) The company makes thermal and acoustical fiberglass insulation products for residential, commercial, industrial, marine, OEM, and metal building applications. Knauf also produces polystyrene custom shapes, insulation, panels, and other products. Established in 1978 as Knauf Fiber Glass, it is a member company of Knauf Gips KG, a multi-billion-dollar family of building materials companies owned by the Germany-based Knauf family. Knauf Insulation has operations in some 50 countries.

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