International Computer Appliances Corporation (which does business as ICA Corporation) is a contract manufacturer that makes custom metal component parts for analytical instrumentation, aerospace, medical equipment, and other products. The company provides sheet metal fabrication and laser cutting, precision machining, custom enclosures, and chassis assemblies. ICA Corporation also offers value-added services, from assembling medical diagnostic devices with multi-language software to packaging custom kits and inventory management. Its manufacturing facility takes up 60,000 sq. ft. in the northwest suburbs of Minneapolis. ICA Corporation, which was founded in 1970, is employee-owned.

Clark Construction Group specializes in building landmarks. The general contractor has constructed iconic structures such as the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center and FedEx Field, the home of the Washington Redskins. Clark Construction serves commercial, institutional, and heavy construction customers around the US and is part of Clark Enterprises. It offers construction management, design/build, and general contracting services. Projects include convention centers, sports facilities, office complexes, hotels, airports, correctional facilities, manufacturing facilities, water treatment plants, highways and bridges, and high-rise apartments.

EllisDon is hoping to some day build its way to the very top of Canada's construction industry. One of the country's largest construction companies, EllisDon is a design/build firm that offers a range of services, including preconstruction, engineering, general contracting, and project management. Other services include arranging project financing for clients and updating and designing IT and communication systems for building infrastructures. EllisDon's major projects have included airports, hospitals, office buildings, schools, and shopping centers. The firm does most of its business in Canada, but it has also completed major projects in the US, United Arab Emirates, West Indies, Greece, and other countries.

Aireco Supply, Inc. was established in 1952 under the name American Baking Supply; it changed its name to Aireco Supply in 1957. Aireco Supply goes with the flow -- the flow of hot and cold air. Aireco Supply, Inc. is a supplier of residential and commercial HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning) and refrigeration parts and supplies in the Baltimore and Washington, DC areas. Its M&M Controls division specializes in environmental controls equipment for commercial and industrial applications. Through more than 35 branch locations in Maryland and Virginia, Aireco offers its customers more than 250 industry-recognized brands, including Copeland, Fluke, Frigidaire, Honeywell, Johnson Controls, Manitowoc, and more.

Installux provides the framework that will allow it to be the window to your world. The French manufacturer operates several divisions, Installux Aluminum, Stores Roche, Tiaso, and Sofadi, each of which offers different aluminum frame and fitting products used in residential and commercial construction. Its products are used in door, window, awning, and wall partition installation. Installux has operations in Europe and Asia, as well as in the Middle East, where it is actively expanding. It has supplied products to such projects as the Gajria building in Bahrain and the Beverly Hills tower in Qatar.

O'Connell Robertson (formerly O'Connell Robertson & Associates) is a design firm that offers architectural and engineering services. It has completed more than 1,000 projects, including new university, K-12 education, and healthcare facilities. Its services include interior design, electrical and mechanical engineering, energy conservation planning, and financial analysis. Clients include Texas A&M, the University of Texas, and the Metroplex Hospital. Established in 1950, the firm has offices in Austin and San Antonio, Texas. O'Connell Robertson is a privately-held corporation owned by several employees.

Hasegawa International pushes wood products from all over the world to market in Japan. Its product offerings include North American Red Alder hardwood logs and lumber, interior and entrance doors; Russian birch logs, lumber, plywood, panels, flooring, and doors; and Chinese Asian Cherry doors, flooring, and kitchen cabinet doors. Hasegawa International also imports Russian Red Pine and Larch products including posts, beams, lumber, veneer, panels, and doors. The company has two sales offices in Japan and two sales offices as well as a Red Alder manufacturing facility in China. Hasegawa International was founded in 1981.

Ryan Companies US is a commercial real estate development and property management company that offers design/build construction, architectural, and engineering services and facilities management services for office, industrial, retail, hospitality, health care, multifamily residential, public sector, mission-critical, and mixed-use projects nationwide. Its real estate management division oversees more than 10 million sq. ft. of office, industrial, and retail space. Clients have included Ford, Heinz, Isle of Capri, John Deere, Target, and Verizon . Ryan Companies has nearly 10 offices throughout the US.

Moorefield Construction, Inc.,the company provides general contracting services for retail projects throughout Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, and Washington. Clients have included Lowe's, Best Buy, and Walgreen. The company operates from offices in Santa Ana and Sacramento. Moorefield Construction was founded in 1957 by the late Harold Moorefield, and continues to be owned and operated by his family, including his wife Ann (CEO) and their sons, Mike (president), Larry (vice president), and Hal (vice president).

Casella Waste Systems, Inc. provides resource management services, primarily in the areas of solid waste collection, transfer, disposal, and recycling services to the residential, commercial, municipal, and industrial customers in the United States. It offers non-hazardous solid waste services, including collection operations, transfer stations, material recycling facilities, and disposal facilities. The company also markets recyclable metals, aluminum, plastics, and paper and corrugated cardboard, which have been processed at its facilities; and recyclables purchased from third parties. In addition, it generates and sells electricity under a contract at a waste-to-energy facility. The company has operations in Vermont, New Hampshire, New York, Massachusetts, Maine, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, North Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, Michigan, and Wisconsin. It has a 50% joint venture with US GreenFiber LLC to manufacture, market, and sell cellulose insulation, which is used in residential dwellings and manufactured housings. As of August 31, 2010, the company owned and/or operated 31 solid waste collection operations, 30 transfer stations, 34 recycling facilities, 8 subtitle D landfills, and 1 landfill permitted to accept construction and demolition materials, as well as 1 waste-to-energy facility. Casella Waste Systems, Inc. was founded in 1975 and is based in Rutland, Vermont.

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