F.J. Sciame Construction Company provides construction management and building and renovation services, primarily for commercial and institutional projects. Market sectors include education facilities, restaurants, hospitals, retail facilities, historic restorations, and museums and cultural centers. Among the group's notable projects are the restoration of Manhattan's oldest synagogue, restoration of the New Victory Theatre in Times Square, the Cooper Union academic building, and work on the New Museum of Contemporary Art. Other major projects in Times Square include megastores for Capital Music Group, Toys "R" Us, and Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum.

Ochoco Lumber produces, markets, and distributes lumber and lumber products. It operates the Malheur Lumber Company sawmill in Oregon and about a half-dozen distribution yards and sales offices in Oregon, Idaho, Washington, and Indiana. The company markets wood products including flooring, panels, mouldings, and hardwood and softwood lumber around the world; it has international operations in Europe, South America, and Asia. Its Lithuanian business purchases lumber from Russia and processes it for international shipping. Ochoco Lumber traces its roots to the 1930s; managing director John Sheik's grandfather was an original investor.

Founded in 1914, Boston Sand & Gravel has supplied concrete for major projects such as Boston's Central Artery/Tunnel, known as The Big Dig. Boston Sand & Gravel's shovel is full of aggregates and concrete. The company operates concrete and ready-mix cement plants in eastern Massachusetts; it also has a sand and gravel facility in New Hampshire. The construction materials business operates a fleet of more than 250 mixer trucks that deliver concrete to its customers (including home builders, developers, and contractors in the New England region) and it operates a short-line railroad that transports aggregate products from the New Hampshire facility to the greater Boston area.

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.

LVI Services, one of the top environmental contractors in the US with more than 30 offices across the country. The company provides integrated facility services such as remediation of hazardous materials, decontamination, and demolition. It caters to clients in a wide range of business segments, from hotels and retail to commercial and industrial. It also serves government and education segments. Customers have included AT&T, IBM, Marriott, Prudential, and Raytheon. Private equity firm Code Hennessy & Simmons is LVI Services' major equity investor.

CCC Group performs a laundry list of construction services, including site development, civil engineering, construction management, marine construction, mining equipment erection and dismantling, plant expansions, and specialized equipment installation. Customers include oil and gas companies, metals and chemicals firms, utilities, and municipalities. Its home state of Texas represents its largest market; the company also has offices in Alabama, Colorado, Florida, South Carolina, and Utah. CCC Group's predecessor was founded in 1947; the company implemented a stock ownership plan in 2004.

Architectural Group International (AGI) are drawn together. AGI provides architectural, interior design, construction, and survey services, primarily to retail companies. The firm also serves the hotel and entertainment industries, as well as corporate clients and developers. Clients have included The Home Depot, Macy's, The Body Shop, and Hilton Worldwide. AGI is registered to do business in throughout the US and in four Canadian provinces. Principal Harry M. Sparks founded the firm in 1997.

Roseburg Forest Products has branched out as a diverse producer of wood products. Formed in 1936, the company produces specialty panels (melamine, particleboard, and vinyl laminates), engineered wood products (joists, beams, and rimboards), and plywood products such as siding and concrete forming. Its products are available through dealers, home centers, and wholesale distributors. Roseburg manages more than 700,000 acres of timberland in California and southern Oregon. The company has more than a dozen manufacturing facilities in the Northwest and Southeast. Heirs of philanthropist Kenneth Ford, who established the Ford Family Foundation, own and lead the company.

Maxons Restorations has truly earned its nickname of "The Masters of Disaster". The company provides residential and commercial property damage restoration services as well as consultation for minimizing economic losses after disaster strikes. Offerings include renovation and emergency construction services such as ozone decontamination, glass and window replacement, and water extraction. The company serves clients throughout the Northeast from New York offices in Manhattan, Long Island, and White Plains and an office in Wayne, New Jersey. Max Gersh founded the company as a door-to-door laundering and rug cleaning company in 1929.

AERCO International, Inc. (AERCO) is a leading supplier of boilers and water heating products, and the originator of semi-instantaneous water heating. When AERCO was founded in 1949, it introduced a revolutionary design for an indirect-fired water heater that heated water on demand, and without storage, at a controlled temperature. This innovation became today's standard for water heaters. With continued improvements, AERCO has been able to maximize the recovery of latent heat energy, significantly increasing the operating efficiency of this equipment.In 1988, AERCO again shook the industry as the first U.S. manufacturer to offer a fully modulating and condensing commercial gas-fired water heater and promptly extended this design to the hydronic boiler marketplace. The modulating capability of these products (still unsurpassed 20 years later) match the equipment's output to real-time heating demand, ensuring that the units draw no more fuel to operate than is absolutely necessary. Their condensing design extracts much of the usable heat from the water vapors created during the combustion process, making sure that your money doesn't disappear "up the stack." AERCO's culture embraces the principle of continual process improvement. Throughout the organization, AERCO has adopted state-of-the-art manufacturing methods, disciplined product development and rigorous quality-management programs to ensure that our products are delivered on time and with top-notch service to the customer. Our sales and marketing staff are determined to set the lead in system designs by working with consulting engineers, contractors and end users to ensure that systems maximize energy and space utilization in a cost effective way. AERCO pursues these practices with just one goal in mind: to satisfy our customers and provide them with the highest quality product and service.

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