Daelim Industrial is also involved in petrochemical manufacturing. The company's engineering and construction services business focuses on projects in three main areas: multi-family housing and commercial buildings, civil works (including bridges, tunnels, and marine facilities), and plants (such as petrochemical facilities). Its chemical business includes the manufacturing of basic petrochemicals and value-added products. Working on overseas projects since the mid-1960s, Daelim Industrial has developed into a worldwide company with operations in Asia, the Middle East (its most important market), and North America.

The environmental and infrastructure operations of Shaw Environmental & Infrastructure (Shaw E&I) range from project planning and permitting services to design, construction, and demolition. The Shaw Group subsidiary, which brings together the resources of former environmental firms The IT Group and Envirogen, specializes in industrial and municipal construction and environmental services involving infrastructure and remediation. In addition to serving federal agencies, Shaw E&I provides services to commercial, state, and local markets. It also works on natural resource restoration in wetlands and other at-risk areas, and provides transportation, infrastructure, and marine engineering services.

SubZero Constructors provides specialty contracting services for the refrigerated storage industry. The company operates through two divisions that have specialty areas of operation in thermal construction and industrial refrigeration. The company's thermal construction division specializes in building cold storage distribution and food processing facilities, while its industrial refrigeration division builds cooling systems. SubZero Constructors provides services nationally and has offices in Lake Forest, California (near Los Angeles) and Woodstock, Georgia (near Atlanta). President Dean Soll founded SubZero in 1997.

Bovis Homes builds and sells single-family houses, apartments, retirement facilities, and social housing units in England and Wales. The company also builds mixed-use projects which include residential properties in combination with retail and/or office properties. Bovis targets the middle market buyer; it completed some 1,800 homes in 2008 (down from 2,900 in 2007) with an average price of 150,800 (some $249,600). The company maintains a land bank portfolio of approximately 11,500 plots held for development.

Palm Harbor Homes, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture and marketing of factory-built homes in the United States. The company manufactures a range of single and multi-section manufactured and modular homes, including ranch-style homes. It also builds single-section homes, split-level homes, cape cod style homes, and two and three story homes, as well as multi-family units, such as apartments and duplexes. In addition, the company offers conforming mortgages to the purchasers of factory-built homes sold by company-owned retail sales centers, as well as through certain independent retail dealers, builders, and developers. Further, it provides property and casualty insurance, as well as extended warranties for the owners of manufactured homes. As of September 24, 2010, the company sold homes through 54 of the company-owned retail sales centers and builder locations, as well as through approximately 135 independent retail dealers, builders, and developers. Palm Harbor Homes, Inc. was founded in 1977 and is based in Addison, Texas. On November 29, 2010, Palm Harbor Homes, Inc. along with its affiliates, filed a voluntary petition for reorganization under Chapter 11 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware, Delaware.

Interior Services Group has the inside scoop when it comes to building and refurbishing commercial buildings and providing tenant finishing services in the UK and beyond. Interior Services Group (ISG), which is made up of several operating units, has long been active in London, but has moved outward across England through acquisitions. It is also active in Continental Europe, the Middle East, and throughout Asia. ISG's primary experience includes corporate office buildings, retail locations, government and educational facilities, and leisure facilities like gyms, sports arenas, hotels, and restaurants. Its customers have included BP, Diageo, Leeds College of Music, Selfridges, and the London Stock Exchange.

J.D. Abrams builds bridges and highways across Texas. The civil engineering and construction firm has also worked on flood control dams, reservoirs, waterways, railroad test track, airport taxiways, and other infrastructure projects in Texas and elsewhere in the Sun Belt. It has two subsidiaries, Transmountain Equipment and Austin Prestressed, which runs a concrete casting plant. The Texas Department of Transportation is J.D. Abrams' largest customer. Chairman James D. Abrams founded the company in El Paso in 1966. It is owned and managed by members of the Abrams family.

Prime Plastic Products actually goes by the three "R's" -- reduce, reuse, and recycle. The company buys plastic waste and scrap and recycles it into pellets. It will also buy film scrap, reprocessed pellets, surplus resins, and about a dozen grades of plastic, including PVC, nylon, and consumer plastics with SPI resin identification codes #4, #5 and #6. Prime Plastic Products also sells reprocessed pellets ready to be turned into soda bottles, milk jugs, and grocery bags. The company operates in 12 states spread fairly evenly throughout the country. CEO Vineet "Vince" Gupta, who started Prime Plastic Products in 1993, learned the trade from his father, who owned a plastics company in India.

AUREA is Europe's #1 recycler of motor oil, polyvinyl chloride (PVC) plastics, and used rubber wheels and tires. Eco Huile, from its plant in northern France, recycles 45% of the country's waste oil. Belgian subsidiary Rulo NV is part of Europe's plan to recycle 200,000 tons of PVC by 2010, while ROLL GOM makes wheels and tires from recycled rubber, processing 50 tons of rubber every day. Through direct and indirect holdings, CEO Joel Picard controls half of the company. AUREA has been listed on the Paris Stock Exchange since the 19th century.

Acousti Engineering Company of Florida is bouncing off the walls. The commercial contractor installs acoustic ceiling systems and other interior systems that range from floors to walls. Options include soundproof ceilings; carpeted, ceramic, stone, and wood floors, as well as raised floor platforms; and demountable, drywall, and modular walls and partitions. As a dealer for certain manufacturers, Acousti Engineering uses products made by Armstrong, CertainTeed, and Hunter Douglas, among others in its custom construction projects. Clients have included AOL and Lowe's. The privately held company serves the southeast US and the Caribbean through offices in Florida, North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia.

Inviting Real Estate Agents, Job Placements Agents, Educational Institutes, Software Service Providers, Real Estate Builders, Marriage Bureaus, Travel Agents, Restaurant Owners, Health & Fitness Centers and other Local Businesses to Post a FREE Classified Advertisement on Cootera.com Classifieds Website.