Log Cabin Homes designs and manufactures custom log homebuilding packages for customers throughout the US and in more than 50 countries worldwide. Homebuyers can choose from more than 50 floor plans which feature various styles and sizes -- from one-bedroom hideaways to two-story, five-bedroom showplaces ranging from 560 sq. ft. to more than 4,000 sq. ft. The company also designs additional structures such as barns, garages, or guesthouses. Log Cabin Homes operates a rail yard, an intermodal container facility, and a fleet of trucks to ensure delivery of its products. The company, which was started in 1987, adopted the American buffalo as its symbol and owns a herd of more than 120 of the animals.

Carrier shoulders the load of keeping things hot and cold. Carrier Corporation is the world's largest maker of heating, air-conditioning, and refrigeration systems for residential, commercial, industrial, and transportation needs. Through Carrier Transicold, it makes truck/trailer and container refrigeration equipment and provides transport air-conditioning systems for bus, rail, and marine customers. Carrier also provides aftermarket services and components for its products. The company is a subsidiary of diversified manufacturer United Technologies Corporation (UTC); it accounts for about 20% of UTC's sales. Carrier operates around 50 manufacturing facilities and has dealers in more than 170 countries.

End Systems knows absolutely no end in providing a variety of services in HVAC and electrical contracting. The company primarily manages, documents, and tests the work of installers. Included among these services are creating computer-generated fitted drawings for building services and testing buildings for air tightness and water treatment. End Systems also provides energy log books to building managers to document their property energy requirements. Clients have included Bovis, AstraZeneca, and Amec. Managing director Brian Townsend started the company in 1976.

CDI Contractors means big buildings in Little Rock and beyond. The company has completed commercial, industrial, and institutional projects, including the William J. Clinton Presidential Library. Other areas of specialty include health care facilities, parking decks, condos, hotels, and educational institutions. CDI Contractors provides a range of services including pre-construction, scheduling, general contracting, and construction and project management. The company was founded in 1987 as a partnership between the late Bill Clark and Dillard's head Bill Dillard II. CDI has built several Dillard's department stores. Dillard's bought the remaining 50% of CDI it did not already own in 2008.

Commodore Applied Technologies, Inc., an environmental solutions company, together with its subsidiaries, offers a range of environmental and technical services to the public and private sectors. It offers services related to environmental management for the on-site and off-site identification, investigation, remediation, and management of hazardous, and mixed and radioactive waste; and remediating contamination in soils, liquids, and other materials, as well as disposing of or reusing certain waste by-products by utilizing the company’s Solvated Electron Technology (SET). The company’s SET is non-thermal, portable, and scalable process for treating and decontaminating soils, and other materials, including sludges, sediments, oils and hydrocarbon liquids, metals, clothing, and porous and non-porous structures, as well as for destroying PCBs, pesticides, dioxins, chlorinated substances, chemical weapons and warfare agents, and other toxic contaminants. It also provides specialized technical and project management products and services primarily to government-sector customers, including the Department of Energy and the Department of Defense, as well as to private-sector domestic industrial customers, as well as sells safety, protective, and technical equipment used by its customers and hazardous material handlers. The company markets its services and technologies to governmental and industrial customers in the United States, eastern Europe, and the Middle East. Commodore Applied Technologies, Inc. was founded in 1996 and is based in Richland, Washington.

Bristol Compressors was sold to KPS Capital Partners by Johnson Controls in 2007. What would air conditioners be without compressors? Probably just hunks of lifeless metal and plastic. Fortunately, Bristol Compressors is well aware of this. Bristol Compressors International, Inc. manufactures compressors that are used inside residential and commercial air conditioning units and heat pumps. Compressors turn refrigerant (Freon) from a cool gas into a hot, high-pressure gas that is then passed on to the condenser. Bristol Compressors International, Inc. sells its products -- under the Benchmark and Bristol brand names -- to HVAC original equipment manufacturers and wholesale distributors in more than 50 countries worldwide.

KML Engineering can usually be found between Point-A and Point-B. The company is a leading provider of solutions and systems for the public transportation and utility industries. Systems designed by KML include Toll collection systems, automatic fare collection, display and queue management systems, and entrance control (turnstiles). The company's fabrication services unit provides consoles, equipment cabinets, and terminal kiosks. KML's engineering division delivers engineering expertise in fields including railway signaling, communications, and electrical power distribution. Affiliate KML Technology Limited markets KML Engineering's revenue collection and turnstile systems.

MODEC (Mitsui Ocean Development & Engineering Co.) keeps sea vessels floating and oil and gas flowing. The company is a global general contractor that specializes in the engineering, procurement, construction, and installation of floating production systems for the offshore oil and gas industry. These include storage vessels, offloading vessels, tension leg platforms, semi-submersibles, and mobile production units. It also offers vessel leasing and chartering; operation and maintenance services; and spare parts supply and aftersales support. Customers include Petrobras and BP. Founded in 1968, MODEC is controlled by Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding Co.

Stella-Jones is under pressure. In addition to utility poles, the company produces pressure-treated timber and railway ties from species that include maple, oak, ash, birch, pine, hemlock, and Douglas fir. It also produces marine and foundation pilings, guardrails, and other industrial treated wood products and such consumer products as dimension lumber, fence board, and plywood. Stella-Jones expanded its capabilities in the US railway tie market in 2010 with the acquisition of Tangent Rail. James Jones & Sons Limited (forest products, UK) and Stella SpA, through the Stella Jones International S.A. joint venture, control a majority of Stella-Jones Inc.

Contrary to its name, Chicago Bridge & Iron Company (CB&I) doesn't build iron bridges in Chicago. It is a global specialty engineering and construction company that designs and constructs energy infrastructure projects such as liquefied natural gas storage, petrochemical and gas processing plants, and heat transfer equipment. In addition to providing the technology used inside such facilities, the company also specializes in constructing storage tanks and other vessels. Major customers in each of these operating segments include CNOOC, Valero, Chevron, and SABIC. The company also serves other large corporations in the hydrocarbon, energy, power generation, and petrochemical industries.

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