Polaris Minerals Corporation is a supplier of high quality construction aggregates to major coastal city markets in California, Hawaii and British Columbia. Polaris Minerals Corporation has developed an integrated logistical chain of mineral resources, receiving port terminals and cost effective, contracted shipping that allows it to meet the need for replacement aggregate sources in markets where local resources are depleting and marine imported aggregates offer an increasingly viable alternative. Polaris Minerals Corporation operates the Orca Quarry, located on the northeast coast of Vancouver Island, BC, which is a very high quality sand and gravel resource with long life, permitted reserves. Polaris Minerals Corporation is actively engaged in the development of additional port receiving terminals, a priority that will allow sales growth through increased geographic coverage. Polaris Minerals Corporation is also the major shareholder in the Eagle Rock Quarry Project, a large permitted granite resource that is also situated on the coastline of Vancouver Island. The eventual development of the Eagle Rock Quarry will be complementary to the existing Orca Quarry operation and provide further significant growth. Headquartered in Vancouver, BC, Polaris Minerals Corporation is a public company listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange (symbol: PLS).

Family-owned Okland Construction Company is a regional general contracting, design/build, and construction management firm. The company works on projects in several construction markets: commercial, education, government, health care, infrastructure, high-tech, industrial, retail, and corporate. Okland Construction offers value engineering and phased or fast-track design and construction. It also provides pre-construction services, risk management, and partnering. Self-performed work includes concrete construction, wood framing, and carpentry. Okland has constructed projects in about 30 US states and throughout Mexico. It has offices in Salt Lake City; Durango, Colorado; Ketchum, Idaho; and Tempe, Arizona.

Project Design Consultants have elevated it to a lofty position among engineering firms serving Southern California and Arizona. It provides such services as civil engineering, planning, land surveying, and landscape architecture, serving an array of private- and public-sector clients. Project Design Consultants' clients have included such residential developers as D.R. Horton, Brookfield Homes, and Pulte Homes. Project Design Consultants was founded in 1976 and has three offices in Southern California and one in Phoenix.

Doster does what it takes to build its client list. Doster Construction provides construction, design, and project management services for multi-unit residential, health care, educational, and industrial construction projects. It has built distribution centers for Wal-Mart, and Chrysler , apartments in Alabama, and hospitals in Florida (about 50% of its construction is in the health care market). Doster performs most of its work in the southeastern US, although it also takes on projects in other regions. It operates from offices in Birmingham, Alabama, Orlando, Nashville, and Atlanta. Chairman Thomas Doster founded the family-controlled company in 1969, after returning from military service in Vietnam.

Walrus Projects company takes you down to Leicestershire and the surrounding area, where its projects range from 50,000 apartments to 1,000,000 country houses. With a little help from its friends, Walrus Projects uses materials and processes that range from reclaimed timber and "distressed" finishes to underheated floors. Managing director Chris Freeman began Walrus Projects in 1994, while working out of a spare bedroom at his home -- no doubt with his headphones on. Many Walrus Projects developments, such as Pepper's Field, bear Beatles-influenced names.

Georgia-Pacific (GP) is the world's largest tissue products producer and the force behind such household items as Brawny paper towels and Quilted Northern bath tissues. Not one to be pigeonholed, the company makes a wide variety of other products including cardboard packaging, plywood and lumber, related chemicals, fertilizers, recycled paper fibers, Dixie-brand paper cups, touchless towel dispensers, and office paper. GP is the second-largest US forest products manufacturer (behind International Paper). A subsidiary of diversified group Koch Industries, GP has more than 300 manufacturing facilities in the Americas and Europe.

Mercury Recycling Ltd, the company recycles mercury-containing waste materials, such as arc rectifiers, batteries, dental amalgam, elemental mercury, fluorescent light bulbs, hospital waste, thermometers, and tilt switches. Mercury Recycling provides storage containers for waste materials and offers collection, disposal, and documentation services. Customers include the UK government, for whom the company recycles 1 million lamps annually. Mercury Recycling annually recovers and recycles more than 3 million tons of mercury.

Clyde Companies operates through its subsidiaries, including heavy civil construction firm W. W. Clyde & Co., which builds highways, bridges, power plants, dams, and other projects through the Intermountain West. Other subsidiaries include aggregate producers Geneva Rock Products and Gorge Rock; construction products manufacturer Sunroc; and Beehive Insurance, which provides insurance products geared to the construction industry and other clients. Family-owned Clyde Companies traces its roots to 1927, when a construction company was established by Wilford W. Clyde, the grandfather of current company president and CEO Wilford Clyde II.

Lakeside Industries is one of the largest highway contractors in the Pacific Northwest. A leading asphalt paving contractor and manufacturer, Lakeside Industries works on municipal, commercial, and industrial sites, as well as residential projects. It also sells hot-mix and cold asphalt to other paving contractors. It has about a dozen offices in western Washington, northwestern Oregon, and central Idaho. Owned by the founding Lee family, Lakeside Industries was established when the family combined their mining, sand and gravel, asphalt, and trucking businesses in 1972.

United McGill Corporation is all about air. Its subsidiaries manufacture the ductwork for HVAC systems (McGill AirFlow), make adhesives and sealants for those systems and ducts (McGill AirSeal), and produce air pollution control equipment, like filters and wet electrostatic precipitators, that clear the air (McGill AirClean). Its McGill AirPressure subsidiary builds autoclaves and vacuum dryers used by aerospace, electronics, pharmaceutical, and chemicals industries and, finally, McGill AirSilence makes industrial and HVAC silencers and panel and curtain systems for noise control.

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