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.

JCM Facilities Planning and Management offers design, architectural, engineering, and related services for corporate, education, government, and health care facilities. The company, a subsidiary of design and construction management firm Heery International, offers construction, move and project management, as well as interior design, and industrial services. JCM Facilities Planning and Management's clients include The Salvation Army, Los Angeles County, Northrop Grumman, Loyola Marymount University, Union Bank of California, and Nikken.

Stericycle, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, provides regulated waste management and related services in the United States, Canada, Argentina, Chile, Mexico, Ireland, Portugal, Romania, and the United Kingdom. The company offers various services, which include Bio Systems sharps management services that reduce the risk of needle sticks; various products and services for infection control; Steri-Safe Occupational Safety and Health Act and Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act compliance programs; and regulated returns management services for expired or recalled products. It serves large-quantity generators of regulated waste, such as hospitals, and pharmaceutical companies and distributors, as well as small-quantity generators of regulated waste, such as doctors’ offices and retail pharmacies. Stericycle, Inc. was founded in 1989 and is based in Lake Forest, Illinois.

Huggy Bear's Cupboards is all about creating that warm kitchen glow. The company custom handcrafts wood kitchen and bath cabinets from its 65,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility in Portland, Oregon. Its products include Hayden Bay cabinets with solid wood face frames and overlay or inset doors, Shoreline frameless cabinets, and such accessories as roll-out can racks to make narrow cabinets more functional, warming oven drawers, and recycling bins. Huggy Bear's wood is supplied by an on-site lumber broker. The company has been building cabinets for more than 25 years.

Cleveland Construction, Inc. (CCI) has ventured beyond Cleveland to offer its services nationwide and abroad. The company offers construction management services for commercial and institutional projects. It also is a top interior contractor in the US, installing finishes such as drywall, acoustic wall panels and specialty ceilings. Projects have included hospitals, universities, correctional facilities, hotels, convention centers, sports complexes, retail outlets, and government buildings such as the Ohio State Stadium, the George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, and Wal-Mart superstores in Florida. Founded in 1980 by CEO Richard Small and his sons, the company remains family-owned.

LondonWaste Ltd provides waste collection and disposal services for seven northern London boroughs and offers commercial and clinical waste management services to public and private businesses and institutions in the area. LondonWaste processes more than 1 million tons of solid waste per year, but the company doesn't just dump the trash: It recycles glass, metals, wood and other materials, then burns whatever else it can to produce energy via its waste-to-energy power plant. LondonWaste is jointly owned by the North London Waste Authority (NLWA) and SITA UK (part of SUEZ Environnement.)

Hazen and Sawyer's focus on water, wastewater and solid waste solutions. The environmental engineering firm specializes in planning, designing, and constructing clean drinking water systems for public and private clients around the world. Specific areas of expertise include architectural design, aquatic sciences, biosolids management, buried infrastructure, odor control, resource economics, risk management, utility management services, and wastewater and stormwater collection. The employee-owned firm operates from some 25 offices throughout the eastern US and two international branch offices in South America.

Supreme Concrete makes concrete construction products such as fencing, floor beams, and lintels, among others. Supreme's fence line includes privacy, decorative, and high-security fences. The company's street scene division constructs a range of street furniture used in both urban and rural locations. Its general building products menu includes such offerings as path edgings, temporary fencing supports, and door steps. Supreme's lintels (slabs of stone or wood placed atop doorways or window frames) come ready-made for prestressed and precast forms.

RMJM designs big. As one of the world's largest architecture firms, with offices in some 16 cities throughout North America, Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, RMJM draws blueprints for an array of projects. It serves a wide range of clients in the educational, commercial, industrial, leisure, retail, residential, scientific, health care, and public sectors. Major projects span the globe and include the Dubai Convention Centre, The Scottish Parliament, and the Synygy World Headquarters. In 2007 RMJM merged with the established US-based Hillier Group. The deal brought RMJM a well-known firm in North America, where it lacked a presence. The US arm dropped the Hillier name in 2008.

River City Construction, L.L.C.,the company constructs commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings for customers in Illinois, Iowa, and Missouri. River City also offers design services through its River City Design Group subsidiary and masonry and renovation work through its M. R. Mason Contractor subsidiary. Projects include the Hayden-Clark Alumni Center at Bradley University, the Methodist Medical Center in Peoria, Illinois, and the Rend Lake Water Treatment Plant in Benton, Illinois. The company, which operates through four offices, was founded in East Peoria, Illinois in 1984.

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