Cape PLC has industrial facilities all over the world covered. The company provides specialty contracting services such as fire protection, insulation, protective coating, cleaning, and environmental decontamination to the energy and natural resources industries. It services are applied to sterile cleanrooms, oil and gas plants, industrial floors, and facility tanks. Cape has subcontracted on projects for customers such as ConocoPhillips and Royal Dutch Shell. With operations in some 25 countries worldwide, Cape's key markets include the UK, the Middle East, Central and Eastern Europe, and Australasia.

Tetra Tech NUS, Inc., provides environmental consulting, engineering, and remediation services. Its expertise extends to such areas as air quality management, compliance services, environmental analysis and planning, health sciences, homeland security, information technology, radioactive and hazardous waste investigation and protection, and water and wastewater treatment. Now part of engineering giant Tetra Tech, the company stemmed from nuclear utility consulting and engineering firm Nuclear Utility Services Corporation (NUS Corporation), which was founded in 1960. Clients, including government agencies and commercial industries, are served through 17 offices across the US.

Tembec is the little mill that could -- and did. Rescued by workers from a shuttered mill in 1973, the forest products company today maintains significant operations in the US, Canada, and France. Through about 30 manufacturing facilities it produces pulp, paper, paperboard, lumber, and chemicals from the by-products of its pulping process; these products are marketed worldwide. Tembec's pulp unit, the company's largest group, accounts for more than half of sales. Its wood products unit sells SPF (spruce-pine-fir) lumber and hardwood flooring products primarily in North America. Tembec also manages forest land in four Canadian provinces. Outside of North America, it has sales offices in Asia.

Mancini Duffy does more than just push furniture around when it comes to interior design. The firm offers spatial planning and interior architecture services on retail stores, corporate offices, public offices, and manufacturing facilities. Other services include facility management support, graphics and signage, and custom design of furniture, carpeting, and lighting. Clients have included Bloomingdale's, Accenture, and various New York city and state departments. It also serves those in the accounting, advertising, financial services, high-tech, legal, not-for-profit, publishing, and real estate sectors. In the US, Mancini Duffy operates offices in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Washington, DC.

Viceroy Homes Limited designs and manufactures modular, panelized, pre-engineered custom home packages for both owner/builder clients and professional contractors. Its packages, which include all materials needed to construct a home (doors, windows, flooring), are sold throughout North America and also are shipped around the world. Viceroy constructs what is called a "healthy house" (built with products free of formaldehyde and other solvents). The company, which was founded in the mid-1950s, operates manufacturing plants in Ontario and British Columbia. In 2008 the company was taken private by Open Investments (OPIN) of Russia.

Alabama Metal Industries Corporation has supplied metal for projects such as the new Dallas Cowboys stadium and the 2010 Winter Olympics facilities in Canada. Its roots are in Dixie, but its products are found coast to coast. Alabama Metal Industries Corporation (AMICO) manufactures industrial flooring and grating and expanded metal products. The company, a subsidiary of Gibraltar Industries, also offers complementary lines that include access floor systems; concrete forming products; fiberglass structural products; perforated metals; plastering, stucco, and drywall products; and security barrier products. AMICO manufactures its products at 14 locations throughout North America and distributes them from 17 distribution centers.

The Jerde Partnership is an architecture, landscape design, and urban planning firm specializing in what the firm calls "Jerde Placemaking," a concept by which it designs places where people can gather and share a sense of community, which then promotes investments in and revitalization of urban areas. The firm designs entertainment, retail, and mixed-use projects in Southern California and has developed innovative projects throughout the world. The Jerde Partnership has an office in Venice, California and international offices in Amsterdam, Hong Kong, and Shanghai. Chairman Jon Jerde founded the enterprise in 1977.

J.J. Sosa & Associates isn't afraid to get its hands dirty in the construction and remediation business. J.J. Sosa & Associates (JJSA) provides engineering, infrastructure and construction, industrial hygiene, compliance, and remediation services in the southeastern US and the Caribbean. The firms industrial hygeine services include asbestos and lead paint abatement, mold assment, air quality assessment, and hazard exposure consulting. The firm's clients include the Florida Department of Transportation, US Army Corps of Engineers, and the Puerto Rico Public Building Authority. The Hispanic-owned company operates from offices in Miami, Tampa, and Puerto Rico. CEO Jose Sosa founded the company in 1992.

American Hardwood Industries (AHI) produces and exports lumber manufactured in some nine sawmills and operates sales offices in the eastern US. It markets products under the names Augusta, Blue Triangle, Graham Lumber, and Rossi American Hardwoods, as well as Montebello Flooring. Founded in 1955, the company exports Appalachian and northern hardwood logs, lumber and flooring to Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. Rossi American Hardwoods and Hardwood Lumber Manufacturing merged in 2007 to create AHI. In 2009 Augusta Lumber acquired most of AHI's assets, with the new company retaining the American Hardwood name (Augusta became AHI's subsidiary). John O'Dea, former president of Augusta, is head of the new company.

American Terrazzo's handiwork, well, that's really kind of the point. The company installs mural-like terrazzo flooring in public, commercial, and residential facilities. Terrazzo, derived from the word for terraces in Italian, is made from discarded marble remnants or cement and is used in a wide range of applications including sidewalks, plazas, terraces, and stairways. American Terrazzo does most of its business in Texas, primarily in Dallas. The company's handiwork can be found anywhere from homes, schools, and churches to offices, airports, and arenas. Mattia "Mike" Flabiano founded the family-owned firm in 1931.

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