Stuart Dean Company provides restoration, refinishing, conservation, and maintenance services for architectural metal, stone, and woodwork in residential, institutional, and commercial buildings. Projects include curtain wall restorations, bronze statue preservation, church pew refinishing, and marble restorations. The company serves a variety of customers including homeowners, corporations, and building industry professionals such as property managers and maintenance engineers. Its diverse group of clients have included AT&T, Hyatt Hotels and Resorts, The Kennedy Center, and Stanford University. Stuart Dean has 26 regional offices in the US and Canada. The company was founded in 1932.

Garney Holdings has garnered more than 45 years of experience in the water infrastructure business. The company, which operates as Garney Construction, builds water and wastewater pipelines and mains, aqueducts, pumping and storage facilities, and wastewater treatment plants for public and investor-owned utilities, as well as for industrial customers. The employee-owned firm, formed in 1961, has offices in Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Kansas, Missouri, and Tennessee. Its subsidiaries include Garney Companies, Garney Wyoming, and Grimm Construction.

The Berlin Steel Construction Company had nothing to do with a falling wall, but it does know how to erect metal. The specialty contractor fabricates and erects structural steel for all types of buildings, as well as staircases, handrails, and grating. It also erects precast concrete, precast garages, metal roofs and floor decks, and steel joists and girders. In addition to fabrication and site erection, Berlin Steel offers project management services. Key projects include a new terminal addition at the Bradley International Airport and structural steel work for a University of Connecticut stadium and a Rhode Island convention center. Berlin Steel serves the New England and Mid-Atlantic regions of the US.

Market & Johnson provides commercial construction and general contracting services in western Wisconsin. It offers a full range of services ranging from the planning and preliminary design stages through delivery and maintenance. The company operates in the industrial, commercial, government, health care, religion, and education markets. Projects range from large buildings to small remodeling jobs. Juel Market and Milt Johnson founded the company as a home builder in 1948. Today Market & Johnson is owned by a group of five principal managers including CEO Dan Market.

Shook National Corporation provides commercial and industrial construction services through its subsidiaries. The group offers design/build, construction management, and traditional general contracting project delivery through its ABS General Contractors, Amerticon, Shook Construction, Shook Masonry, and Shook, Inc., subsidiaries. The company specializes in healthcare and industrial facilities, commercial, institutional and educational buildings, telecommunications and data centers, as well as infrastructure projects such as water and waste water treatment plants. Founded in 1926 by Charles Shook, the now employee-owned company has offices in Indiana and Ohio.

Carl E. Woodward LLC (dba Woodward Design+Build) has an eye for southern style. Serving retail, hospitality, and other clients in Louisiana and the Gulf States region, Woodward Design+Build offers a range of construction services, including pre-construction, general contracting, engineering, and architectural design. Projects include everything from transforming historic buildings into retail space to ground-up construction of sports facilities. The firm, founded in 1924 by New Orleans architect Carl Woodward, boasts an in-house staff of architects and engineers whose work is generally geared toward emulating southern architectural style. CEO Paul Flower has owned Woodward since the 1990s.

Renew Holdings has a fresh take on engineering and construction. The company -- through such subsidiaries as Allenbuild, Britannia Construction, VHE, Walter Lilly, Seymour, and YJL London -- offers a variety of specialized engineering and building services throughout the UK (and in the US through Lovell America). Services include land remediation and reclamation, water and rail infrastructure, and nuclear engineering. Renew's construction division builds social housing, retail, science, and education projects, as well as restorations and refurbishments. Renew is focusing growth in its specialty engineering segment and is buying engineering company Amco for nearly £20 million ($32 million).

CTC Marine Projects is not about to hold its breath over the future strength of its business. The company is a leading specialist in trenching for subsea cables, flowlines, and pipelines, and offers installation of subsea cables and flowlines. Customers hail from the telecommunications, oil, and gas industries. CTC Marine Projects' equipment fleet is comprised of three cable ships and two supply ship, along with ploughs and trenchers. Its customers have included ExxonMobil, Shell, and ConocoPhillips.

HNTB knows the ABCs of A/E. The company ranks among the pack of pure designers, or firms that derive most of their revenues from architecture, engineering, or environmental design operations. It specializes in transportation infrastructure projects and government contracts. HNTB is best-known for its highway and transit system design (its portfolio includes the New Jersey Turnpike) as well as airports (Chicago's Midway) and sports arenas (Invesco Field in Denver). The company operates some 60 locations across the US. The employee-owned HNTB (its name once stood for Howard Needles Tammen & Berendoff) traces its roots to 1914.

Allenbuild provides construction and management services for public, corporate, retail, residential, and industrial projects throughout the UK. Its offerings include general contracting, design/build, civil engineering, maintenance, and nuclear decommissioning services. Allenbuild targets public projects including social housing, education, and government facilities. It also participates in health care, corporate, industrial, and retail projects. Allenbuild got its start in 1946 by brothers Samuel and Thomas Allen; it was acquired by construction group Renew Holdings (then named Montpellier Group) in 2001.

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