Axis Construction revolves around building health care facilities, from operating suites and emergency rooms to outpatient treatment centers and medical imaging facilities. About 80% of the company's business comes from the health care industry, but Axis also constructs commercial and retail buildings, modular structures, and educational and intuitional facilities. The company provides general contracting, construction management, design/build, consulting, and renovation services to clients throughout New York. Its list of clients include Brookhaven National Lab, Northrop Grumman. Axis Construction was founded in 1993 by company leaders Robert Wihlborg and Roy and Ralph Lambert.

EACOM Timber Corporation has left behind the world of respiratory disease research for a foray into the wild world of lumber and forestry. In 2007 the company halted its development activities and later sold its assets to a private Swedish drug company called Biolipox. A 2008 deal to merge with medical device firm Z-Tech (Canada) later fell through, and the company eventually opted to abandon the health field completely and target the forestry and lumber industry. An acquisition of eight sawmills in 2010 boosted EACOM to become one of the largest softwood producers in Eastern Canada.

Soave Enterprises is suave enough to manage multiple lines of business. The company's wide-ranging interests are divided into four main industries: real estate (residential and industrial development), auto dealerships, beer distribution, and a catch-all diversified holdings group that includes businesses ranging from waste collection and transportation to scrap metals processing as well as units engaged in hydroponic tomato gardening and taxi services. The bulk of Soave's operations are in Michigan. President and CEO Anthony Soave, who founded the company in 1961, owns Soave Enterprises.

Italcementi is the colossus of roads. Italcementi S.p.A. produces cement, ready-mix concrete, aggregates, and related construction materials through more than two dozen subsidiaries on four continents. European customers dominate sales, but Italcementi also does business in North America (through Essroc), and has seen sales in other markets coming on strong in recent years. Italcementi's cement division accounts for almost two-thirds of total sales and produces some 70 million tons annually; concrete and aggregates account for more than 30%. Its international operations include about 60 cement plants, 15 grinding centers, 130 quarries, and 600 concrete plants. Italmobiliare owns some 59% of Italcementi.

Dynamic Systems, Inc. (DSI) is dynamite with pipes. The company fixes and installs plumbing and exhaust systems (without blowing them to bits). The mechanical contractor specializes in HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), plumbing, and sanitary and exhaust piping projects for facilities including cleanrooms, hospitals, high-rise office buildings, and industrial plants. Biopharmaceutical and semiconductor firms Biogen Idec and Infineon Technologies are among its clients. It serves others in the health care, hospitality, and commercial sectors. The company has regional offices in Arizona, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Texas, and Virginia. DSI is a holding of Austin, Texas-based FGI Group, Inc.

Barnard Construction Company really does give a dam about the quality of its work. The heavy civil contractor specializes in building and improving dams, tunnels, oil and gas pipelines, and water and sewer lines across the nation. It has been ranked as the top US contractor in dam construction and is also ranked among the leading contractors for other types of projects -- transmission lines and aqueducts, water supply facilities, oil and gas pipelines, and air pollution control facilities. CEO and owner Tim Barnard founded the firm in 1975; other units, including Barcon, Barnard Environmental, and Barnard Pipeline, were formed to support Barnard Construction Company's primary operations.

Dimeo Construction Company has built up its reputation in New England. The company provides general contracting, design/build, and construction management services from offices in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. The builder focuses on commercial, education, health care, industrial, and retail projects such as schools, college residential halls, hospitals, and shopping centers. It also has worked on renovation projects, including The Mark Twain House & Museum and the Ocean House. Dimeo's green side has emerged and it has built eco-friendly projects for IKEA, and several public schools. The family-owned company was established in 1930 by Joseph Dimeo.

Sachs Electric has grown to become one of the largest electrical contractors in the US. It has four main divisions that work throughout the US. Its electric division, McGraw Electric Company, serves primarily southeastern Michigan and performs electrical contracting work for technology, automotive, industrial, and line construction customers. Sachs Systems installs and maintains communications systems. Its automation unit installs instrumentation and process control systems. Sachs Civil specializes in trenching and excavating operations for industrial electrical installations. The company has been employee-owned since 1990.

S&ME old engineering company. S&ME, which services both public and private entities, focuses on environmental and engineering services. Its main areas of expertise are: geotechnical engineering; environmental engineering; natural and cultural resource preservation; occupational health and safety; constructional materials engineering and testing; and water resources and solid waste engineering. Employee-owned S&ME was founded as Soils & Materials Engineering in 1973. The company, which mainly serves the Southeast, operates from about 30 offices in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia.

Deutsche Steinzeug Cremer & Breuer AG go back to the company "Deutsche Steinzeug-Warenfabrik Aktiengesellschaft", founded in Mannheim-Friedrichsfeld in 1890, and Cremer & Breuer GmbH, founded in Frechen in 1906. Both companies were initially exclusively dedicated to manufacturing sewer construction goods made of clay. The production range was subsequently extended by adding the production of acid-resistant goods and apparatus made of clay for the chemicals industry. The companies quickly developed into the leading manufacturers of coarse ceramic products.

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