Cherry Hill Construction does business near Capitol Hill. The general contractor offers heavy construction and highway work in Washington, DC, Delaware, Florida, Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia. It specializes in airport runways, bridges, commercial and residential site developments, mass structure excavations, municipal landfills, and pipelines and utilities. About half of Cherry Hill's revenues are earned from government agencies. Regional Departments of Transportation account for about one-third of its annual sales. Founded in 1966 as Cherry Hill Sand and Gravel Co., the company is today a subsidiary of Tutor Perini Corporation.

JH Kelly gets its green from plumbing and HVAC work for industrial and institutional customers in the Pacific Northwest. Its range of offerings includes boilermaker services; civil and concrete construction; fabrication; instrumentation and controls work; process piping; and steel erection. Industrial customers come from such sectors as refining, pulp and paper, and food processing. The company also provides mechanical services to prisons, schools, hospitals, condominiums, and high-tech companies. JH Kelly, which is now in its fourth generation of leadership by the Kelly family, traces its roots to a business started in Scotland in the 1800s by Jack Kelly. The Washington operations were launched in 1923.

Leo A Daly takes great pride in its work. The group provides architecture, engineering, design, and program management services for commercial, industrial, and public projects around the world. Its portfolio includes the award-winning First National Tower in its hometown of Nebraska and expanded facilities for The Institute of Genomic Research in Maryland. Leo A Daly also owns engineering group Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam, which specializes in infrastructure management. The group has some 30 offices around the world. Established in 1915 by Leo A. Daly Sr., the company is now led by his grandson, Leo A. Daly III.

CORE Construction fits into the core clique of contractors in the southwestern US. The company, formerly Targent General, is one of the top contractors in the region; it also has offices in Florida and Illinois. CORE offers construction management, general contracting, and design/build services for municipal, educational, health care, office, residential, retail, sports, institutional, and industrial projects. It has worked on projects as diverse as Phoenix's Chase Field Ballpark, Dodge Theatre, and Lower Buckeye Jail. German immigrant Otto Baum founded the company in 1937.

Roger & Sons Construction provides general contracting, concrete, structural-steel, excavation, and demolition work for commercial, industrial, institutional, and utility projects. The company operates primarily in the midwestern region of the US in the states of Illinois and Indiana, although it offers its services throughout the country. Roger & Sons was founded in 1998. The company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in May 2009.

Rugged? Good-looking? Talented? Nolte Associates is not just another pretty face. The firm provides a variety of engineering, management, and construction services. Nolte specializes in civil infrastructure, designing transportation systems (bridges, freeways, light rail) and water systems (flood control, recycling, wastewater facilities). Other specialized services include mapping, land development, surveying, and construction management. Nolte has about a dozen offices in the Southwest US and in Mexico. George Nolte Sr. established the firm in 1949. Engineering firm Vertical V acquired control of Nolte in 2010.

The environmental and infrastructure operations of Shaw Environmental & Infrastructure (Shaw E&I) range from project planning and permitting services to design, construction, and demolition. The Shaw Group subsidiary, which brings together the resources of former environmental firms The IT Group and Envirogen, specializes in industrial and municipal construction and environmental services involving infrastructure and remediation. In addition to serving federal agencies, Shaw E&I provides services to commercial, state, and local markets. It also works on natural resource restoration in wetlands and other at-risk areas, and provides transportation, infrastructure, and marine engineering services.

April 1, 2010, Ready Mix, Inc. (the “Company”), completed the sale of substantially all of its assets constituting its ready-mix concrete business to Skanon Investments, Inc (“Skanon”) for a purchase price of $9.75 million in cash and the assumption of certain liabilities (the “Asset Sale”). The Company retained certain assets, including the Company’s office building and retired certain liabilities using proceeds from the sale. In accordance with the Asset Purchase Agreement between RMX Holdings Company and Skanon, dated January 29, 2010, RMX Holdings Company will also sell, on behalf of Skanon, certain assets that Skanon acquired in the Asset Sale. Depending upon the outcome of this sale, there may be a further increase or decrease in the cash proceeds the Company received in the Asset Sale. “This asset sale is a vital step to preserve and maximize value for our shareholders given the Company’s current financial condition and the state of the industry. The board is evaluating additional strategic options following the close of this transaction, including effecting a special dividend,” said Chief Executive Officer Bradley Larson. As a result of the transaction, the Company has changed its name to RMX Holdings, Inc. and Kenneth D. Nelson was appointed President, effective today.

Doka USA, part of Germany-based Doka Group, manufactures, sells, and rents frameworks for concrete construction projects. Its products include formwork beams, panels, floor props, and supporting frames for walls, floors, platforms, and load-bearing towers. They are used in major public structures, such as bridges, roadways, tunnels, airports, and dams. The company also offers tie rods and anchors, climbing cones, and suspension accessories, all used to ensure safety when installing formworks. Formerly known as Conesco Doka, Doka USA has sales and branch offices in California, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Maryland, New Jersey, and Texas.

Johnson Supply does what it can. Through about two dozen locations in hot spots like Houston and Lake Charles, Louisiana, Johnson Supply distributes air-conditioning and refrigeration equipment, supplies, and parts from more than 200 manufacturers. Since those places also get cold, relatively speaking, the company sells heating and ventilation equipment as well. Its 200 suppliers include names like York, Friedrich, Warren, Mueller, and Johnson Controls. The company was founded in 1953 by Carl I. Johnson, Sr.

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