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.

High Concrete Group offers concrete solutions for your building needs. The company produces precast concrete structures, including walls, architectural facades, and floor slabs, to create everything from office buildings to sports arenas. It is one of the leading makers of precast parking structures in the US. Its StructureCare service provides preventive maintenance to extend the life of those structures. A subsidiary of High Industries, High Concrete Group counts architects, contractors, and building owners among its customers. It primarily serves the Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, and New England regions of the country, with projects that include the Baltimore Ravens' stadium and a Harrah's casino parking garage.

J.E. Grant General Contractors, Inc. company provides in-depth management services, including market analysis, site evaluation and acquisition, design and cost control, agency coordination and turnkey construction. Grant General Contractors' extensive construction portfolio includes automotive agencies, banks, offices and other commercial buildings, business and industrial parks, refrigerated distribution facilities, shopping centers, and theaters.

Case Contracting is in the race to build public buildings, retail centers, hotels, and sports facilities throughout Florida. The family-owned company has built a reputation for providing general contracting services for several "big box" retail projects, including a number of Wal-Mart and Sam's Club stores. Other projects include area churches, health care, and hospitality facilities. Case also is known for its ball park construction in the Sunshine State. The company has built spring training facilities for teams including the New York Yankees, Toronto Blue Jays, and Minnesota Twins. Chairman and CEO Charles Christensen founded the company in 1983. Case Contracting also sponsors a racecar team.

Bouygues (U. K.), a subsidiary of Gallic giant Bouygues, provides full-service construction, engineering, and design contracing services throughout the UK. Bouygues (pronounced "bweeg") UK targets the health care, education, and housing sectors; it has also completed office, retail, industrial, and residential projects. The company was involved in the award-winning redevelopment of the Home Office headquarters, completed in 2005. Bouygues UK's sister company Ecovert provides facilities maintenance services. The firm is a key player in the Private Finance Initiative (PFI), in which private funds are used to build and maintain public buildings. Bouygues UK also pursues private-sector clients.

C.W. Matthews Contracting during Sherman's march to the sea. The company provides highway and bridge construction and commercial site work. It also provides asphalt paving and is one of the largest plant-mixed asphalt producers in the Southeast. The group operates about 30 asphalt plants in Georgia and manufactures nearly 6 million tons of hot mix each year. Its projects include the transformation of an old steel plant into Atlantic Station -- a 138-acre mixed-use development in Atlanta. In 1946 C.W. Matthews and several partners founded Marietta Construction Company, which became C.W. Matthews Contracting Company in 1954; today it is led by C.W.'s son, CEO Robert Matthews.

Homasote Company sees green when it comes to building materials. It manufactures environmentally-friendly fiberboard for use in residential and commercial construction. The fiberboard is made from recycled paper and contains no asbestos or formaldehyde. Applications include roof decking, concrete forming, paneling, insulating, sound proofing, and industrial packaging purposes. Its Pak-Line division creates packaging materials for electronics. Homasote processes up to 250 tons of post-consumer paper daily, helping to conserve 1.4 million trees and eliminate 65 million pounds of waste per year.

DeFoe makes sure you can safely cross those proverbial bridges when you get to them. The heavy construction firm specializes in the design and construction of bridges, highways, airport terminals, railroads, and other transit projects throughout the New York Metropolitan and Tri-State area. Other areas of expertise include rehabilitation and reconstruction, foundations, and architectural concrete work. DeFoe, which was founded in 1946, often works for the New York State Department of Transportation as well as the The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. President John Amicucci Sr., who is the son-in-law of former president Dario Cioti, owns the company.

The Louis Berger Group provides civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, and environmental engineering services for commercial and government projects around the world. The engineering firm has worked on high-profile projects such as the Pennsylvania Turnpike, the first toll expressway in the US and the renovation of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. Louis Berger and its affiliates also has a significant overseas presence. It has built highways, airports, seaports, and dams and contributed to cultural and environmental preservation for projects in 140 countries. The privately-held group also has worked on reconstruction projects in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Truland Systems takes current events seriously. The US electrical contractor is a privately-held group made up of about 10 companies that design, build, test, and maintain electrical systems in offices, condominiums, hospitals, hotels, sports stadiums, and mass transit facilities. Its services focus on building automated systems that increase speed and decrease energy consumption. As a specialty contractor, it is hired by general contractors, as well as commercial and public facility owners and developers. Clients have included Turner Construction, AOL, and the US Department of Homeland Security. Founded in 1913, the company is in its second generation of being family run, led by CEO Robert Truland.

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