Engineering and consulting firm KEMRON Environmental Services provides analytical testing, consulting, emergency response, environmental assessment and engineering, geotechnical testing, and site remediation. Customers include branches of the US military and other federal agencies. Its client base also includes private sector companies ranging from small businesses to major manufacturers and FORTUNE 500 companies. KEMRON operates from offices in Georgia, Illinois, Ohio, Virginia, Washington, and West Virginia. The company is owned by its employees.

Bancroft Homes likes people who like custom homes, and you can take that to the bank. The company custom-builds new homes and luxury townhomes, develops communities, and provides renovation and addition work on existing homes, working primarily in Delaware and Pennsylvania's Delaware Valley. Sister company Bancroft Construction is active in construction management for commercial, academic, and government projects, including offices, retail spaces, health care facilities, and university buildings. Bancroft Homes entered the homebuilding industry in 1975.

The Freeman Corporation produces many varieties of wood veneer. Its four slicing lines and its high-speed rotary line produce a broad range of thicknesses, dimensions, and grain patterns. The company makes veneer from more than 50 species of wood, including imported lumber such as anegre and zebrano. It processes up to 800,000 sq. ft. of veneer per day. The company's customers include furniture, flooring, and millwork manufacturers, plywood factories, and veneer resellers. Originally known as The Tomlinson Company, The Freeman Corporation was founded in 1914 by George Tomlinson; his great-grandsons Reid and George Freeman now run the family-owned firm.

Gilbane Building Company stands at the head of its class. The company specializes in building educational facilities throughout the US. Gilbane Building provides construction management and design/build services to commercial, institutional, and governmental markets. The construction arm of parent Gilbane, the contractor also builds hospitals, laboratories, and prisons, serving both the public and private sectors. Among its projects are the Stroh Center at Bowling Green State University and the WWII Memorial in Washington, DC. The company, which is family-owned, was founded in 1873 as a carpentry and general contracting shop.

Caprius, Inc., through its subsidiary, M.C.M. Environmental Technologies, Inc., engages in the infectious medical waste disposal business in the United States and internationally. It develops, markets, and sells SteriMed and SteriMed Junior compact systems that shred and chemically disinfect regulated medical waste, including sharps, dialysis filters, pads, bandages, plastic tubing, and glass utilizing Ster-Cid, a biodegradable disinfectant solution. The company markets its products to dialysis clinics, surgical centers, laboratories, plasmapheresis centers, and hospitals, as well as blood banks, cruise ships, and military medical facilities directly, as well as through distributors. Caprius was founded in 1983 and is based in Paramus, New Jersey.

David Montoya Construction, a general contractor, provides civil and commercial construction services to customers in New Mexico. The company's portfolio includes such projects as site development (Big Rock Casino, Costco), bridges (High Street Bridge, Largo Bridge, Santa Fe Relief Route, Taos Bridge, and I-40 Moriarty Bridges), commercial development (Bureau of Land Management, Walgreen, and the Museum of Natural History), dams and canals (Agua Sarco Arroyo, La Cienega Dam, and Simms Reservoir), highway roads (Cerrillos Road/Santa Fe, and US Hwy. 371/Thoreau), and concrete paving work (Roswell Relief Route, Albuquerque International Airport/Cargo Parking). President David Montoya owns the company.

Ginger likes to add spice to its menu of services. Operating dozens of subsidiaries and affiliated companies, the group is engaged primarily in construction and environmental engineering, construction and maintenance, telecommunications, and expertise studies. Ginger specializes in conducting scientific studies and making recommendations for foundations, structures, building materials, and other construction issues. The company also builds a variety of infrastructure projects and other structures. Ginger's telecommunications arm studies, engineers, installs and maintains telecommunications networks. Ginger was acquired by Grontmij in 2010. The deal created one of the largest engineering consultancies in Europe.

All Star maintains home and hearth for bronze stars, silver stars, and gold stars. The company started out in 1983 providing and maintaining military housing for the US armed forces, but it has branched out into military base operating support, facility operation and maintenance, family housing maintenance, and minor construction services. It provides services through locations in the US and Guam, Germany, Italy, and Korea. All Star also provides fleet maintenance and logistic services including supply management, transportation, and warehousing. The company's customers include the US Navy, Army, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard. President and CEO John Junge owns All Star.

Deltic Timber might beg to differ. The company annually harvests some 580,000 tons of timber from the more than 440,000 acres of timberlands that it owns, primarily in Arkansas and northern Louisiana. The company's two sawmills convert the timber (mainly southern pine) into softwood lumber products; this is then sold to wholesale distributors, lumber treaters, and truss manufacturers for use in residential construction to make roof trusses, laminated beams, and decking. In addition to its timber and lumber businesses, Deltic Timber develops real estate in central Arkansas and manufactures medium density fiberboard (MDF) through its Del-Tin Fiber joint venture.

End Systems knows absolutely no end in providing a variety of services in HVAC and electrical contracting. The company primarily manages, documents, and tests the work of installers. Included among these services are creating computer-generated fitted drawings for building services and testing buildings for air tightness and water treatment. End Systems also provides energy log books to building managers to document their property energy requirements. Clients have included Bovis, AstraZeneca, and Amec. Managing director Brian Townsend started the company in 1976.

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