Grontmij does its part in the construction process before the ground is even broken. The company provides consulting, design engineering, and management for projects in the building infrastructure, and environmental sectors. Services include market research, environmental assessments, and planning services that encompass zoning, management, costs, and land development for a variety of projects. The company serves clients in Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands with a growing presence in Eastern Europe. In 2010 Grontmij acquired most of Ginger SA that it already didn't own. The deal to buy the French company positioned Grontmij among top European engineering consultants.

Tracy Export concentrates on the hardwood log industry abroad. The company exports hardwood veneer logs, sawlogs, and various grades of lumber and veneer to Europe and Asia. It operates from offices in East Dubuque and East Saint Louis, Illinois; Edmonds, Washington; and White Pigeon, Michigan. The family-owned and operated business has 45 years of experience in the hardwood log industry.

Airmaster Fan Company traces its roots to the Diehl Fan Company, who patented the first practical electrical fan in 1886. A hundred years later Airmaster acquired the Chelsea, Brundage and Power Line Fan operations from Clevepak Corporation. Brundage started production in 1919, Chelsea in 1935 and Power Line in 1957. Airmaster maintained each operation independently to different market segment. Sales and marketing were consolidated by Airmaster in 2002 to improve operations and concentrate on fulfilling customer needs.Airmaster's only focus is fans. The factory is complete with engineering staff, certified laboratory for design and development, metal fabricating machinery, and tool and die facilities. Located in Jackson, Michigan, the company maintains stocking warehouses across the U.S., offering the largest line of air moving equipment in North America. Sales are made through the wholesale distributor by representative agencies. Airmaster exports throughout the world. Names may change, but the high quality standards in products and service, for which Airmaster and its predecessors were noted, remain the same: reliable products, uncompromising quality and prompt service.

The pursuits of general contractor Macro-Z-Technology (MZT) include transportation and infrastructure projects, industrial and commercial construction, and specialty construction. MZT has worked on airfields, highways, bridges, water treatment plants, dams, and renovation and remediation projects in the western US. It specializes in concrete work and design-build projects for municipalities and the federal government. The company often serves public agencies (including the US Army Corps of Engineers and the US Department of Agriculture), as well as private clients from its regional offices in Arizona, California, and Washington. MZT was founded in 1989 by president and CEO Bryan Zatica.

F.J. Sciame Construction Company provides construction management and building and renovation services, primarily for commercial and institutional projects. Market sectors include education facilities, restaurants, hospitals, retail facilities, historic restorations, and museums and cultural centers. Among the group's notable projects are the restoration of Manhattan's oldest synagogue, restoration of the New Victory Theatre in Times Square, the Cooper Union academic building, and work on the New Museum of Contemporary Art. Other major projects in Times Square include megastores for Capital Music Group, Toys "R" Us, and Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum.

Perkowitz + Ruth provides design, consultation, and construction administration services for commercial and retail projects including renovations, tenant-move repositionings, urban infill and revitalization projects, and ground-up developments. The firm's capabilities include conceptual design and sustainability and accessibility studies. Perkowitz + Ruth has a half-dozen offices with some 180 architects serving customers around the world. CEO Sy Perkowitz and principal Steve Ruth co-founded the company in 1979.

Fullmer Construction is full of ideas when it comes to commercial construction. The company, which does business as Fullmer Companies, provides commercial and industrial construction and reconstruction service in Southern California, including tenant improvements. Typical projects include industrial centers, airport facilities, and office/warehouse spaces. The company has built more than 2,000 buildings totaling about 98 million sq. ft. of space. Fullmer was founded in 1946; founder Leonard Fullmer still serves as a consultant to the family-controlled firm.

Founded in 1919 in the UK, Altro Limited makes flooring and walling under brands such as AltroGrip and AltroShield for the retail, medical, and food industries, among others. In 1947 Altro Limited invented its Altro safety flooring, a sheet vinyl floor covering that promises a smooth, slip-resistant surface. To help customers understand flooring and walling issues, Altro also offers a variety of one-hour training seminars. Altro Limited distributes its products, including smooth, sports, and rubber flooring, in more than 50 countries worldwide. Whether you're walking the floors or climbing the walls, Altro is happy to have your business.

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.

Permasteelisa North America Corp.,the company's cladding division makes and installs exterior facades of large buildings. A subsidiary of Italy-based Permasteelisa, the company has completed complex glass and metal cladding work on projects across the US, including Seattle's distinct Experience Music Project and the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, both designed by architect Frank Gehry. Permasteelisa North America also designs commercial building interiors and fixtures for offices, restaurants, and showrooms. Projects include the Condé Nast cafeteria, Vespa boutiques, and Brooks Brothers shops.

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