Central Concrete Supermix, Inc. began operations in the US in 1989. The Dias family continues to operate more than 70 plants in South America. Florida builders know better than to build on shifting sand. Instead, they build on solid concrete. Central Concrete Supermix, also known as Supermix, provides some of that material. The company operates 10 plants and more than 130 cement trucks in South Florida. Supermix's products include various forms of concrete, grouts, and concrete blocks. It supplies concrete for residential buildings, retail centers, and hotels. Central Concrete Supermix, Inc. also supplies ready mix concrete to the Florida Department of Transportation.

A. Tenenbaum Company,doing business as Tenenbaum Recycling Group (TRG), the company is the oldest scrap metal processor in Arkansas. Established in 1890, TRG's half a dozen scrap metal recycling yards and service centers purchase and process ferrous metals (iron and steel) and nonferrous metals (aluminum, brass, copper, nickel, and stainless steel) to sell to large steel mills, brokers, and exporters across the US. It recycles more than 350,000 tons of steel and 10 million pounds of cans per year. TRG also offers scrap management programs to help both large and small companies assess and improve their disposal methods.

Nearly as old as the aggregate it mines, Granite Rock (founded on Valentine's Day, 1900) operates four quarries, a design center, and other facilities in Northern California. The company, often referred to as Graniterock, provides materials for construction and landscaping: rock, sand, gravel, stone, concrete, asphalt, road oils and asphalt coatings, and masonry and wall-system products. The company has a fleet of railroad cars to transport rock, sand, gravel, and concrete; it also operates a fleet of delivery trucks. Its Pavex Construction unit builds roads and airports, as well as commercial and residential projects. CEO Bruce Woolpert (the grandson of founder A. R. Wilson) and his family own Granite Rock.

CCC Group performs a laundry list of construction services, including site development, civil engineering, construction management, marine construction, mining equipment erection and dismantling, plant expansions, and specialized equipment installation. Customers include oil and gas companies, metals and chemicals firms, utilities, and municipalities. Its home state of Texas represents its largest market; the company also has offices in Alabama, Colorado, Florida, South Carolina, and Utah. CCC Group's predecessor was founded in 1947; the company implemented a stock ownership plan in 2004.

Carmeuse was founded in 1860 in Liege, Belgium. Perhaps Carmeuse could amuse you with some lime or lime derivatives? Carmeuse company, a subsidiary of Netherlands-based L.V.I. Holding, produces lime and lime-related products for industrial and commercial customers the world over. Carmeuse handles all forms of limestone and its derivatives, including quicklime (calcium oxide), slaked lime (calcium hydroxide), and dolomite (calcium and magnesium carbonate), and it delivers its products in bulk, in bags or containers, or on pallets. Carmeuse company, which primarily serves Europe and North America, has numerous production facilities with an annual output capacity of more than 13 million tons of lime.

Veridian Homes wants to paint the town green. As an environmental steward, Veridian Homes builds communities with homes that are both Energy Star- and Green Built Home-certified. Those homes must meet strict standards set by the US Environmental Protection Agency. Veridian offers more than 40 floor plans (with such distinguished names as The Bentley, The Carter, The Everest, and The Oxford) for single-family detached homes as well as condominiums in about 20 neighborhoods in Dane County and Madison, Wisconsin. The company also supports buyers in home plan selection, interior design modifications, and financing.

Through its subsidiaries, Recology handles garbage collection, recycling, and other waste management services for more than 570,000 residential customers and 55,000 commercial customers in San Francisco and some 50 other California communities. The employee-owned company operates landfills, transfer stations, and hundreds of recycling programs. Recology's recycling operations include materials-recovery facilities, recycling of construction and demolition debris, and composting of food and other organic waste.

JESCO, Inc. company does just about everything for commercial and industrial construction projects. Founded in 1941, JESCO offers turnkey services from design to equipment installation and maintenance. Services include engineering, construction, mechanical and electrical work, millwrighting, and steel fabrication. A unit of The Yates Companies, JESCO operates throughout the Southeast and east coast regions of the US. Customers include Caterpillar, Cooper Tire & Rubber, Kimberly-Clark Corp., Carquest, and UPS. The company has offices in Alabama, Mississippi, and Tennessee, and it is owned by the Yates family.

HRH Construction has been polishing the Big Apple since 1925. Since that time, the company has provided general contracting and construction management services for commercial, institutional, hospitality, and other projects in New York City. It handles services ranging from scheduling and risk management to structural and electrical engineering. HRH's portfolio includes the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center and the the AT&T world headquarters. HRH is also a leading force in urban renewal; it has developed and built more than 45,000 affordable housing units in New York, Washington, DC, and elsewhere. The company was founded by the Horowitz and Ravitch families. HRH filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2009.

Cadence McShane Construction has been right in step with the top contractors in the US. A part of development and construction group The McShane Companies, it provides general construction, construction management, and design/build services for commercial, institutional, and industrial projects in Texas and the central US. The firm is known for its school and community projects throughout Texas. It also provides services to the manufacturing, office, multi-family residential, government, hospitality, and retail markets. Recent projects include a 730,000 sq. ft Port of Houston distribution center for First Industrial Realty. Cadence McShane was founded in 1995.

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