Polkinghorn Group Architects provides architectural services for commercial, educational, and institutional projects. In addition to its work on high schools, colleges, churches, and libraries, Polkinghorn has a particular focus on health care facility design. The firm has worked on more than 350 projects mainly in Texas and Louisiana totaling nearly $1 billion. Completed projects include Austin Community College, Texas Orthopedics Surgery Center, Sunset Canyon Veterinary Clinic, and Holy Spirit Episcopal Church. Polkinghorn Group Architects was established in 1972.

Wates Group is a family-owned construction services company, whose values, long term vision and financial independence have enabled us to thrive throughout the economic ups and downs of more than a century. they distinctive culture celebrates people, partnership and sustainability. We are always exploring new ways for the construction industry to work together on strategic issues such as reducing waste and boosting skills. Uncompromising focus on customers and total commitment to safe delivery are the hallmarks of our business.

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.

Established in 1857, William A. Berry & Son, Inc. prospered as a local North Shore builder, specializing in high-end carpentry and millwork. Founded by William Berry, a respected member of a prominent Danvers family, Berry is one of the oldest construction companies in the nation. The last member of the Berry family to own the company was third generation Dudley "Max" Berry. A graduate of West Point, Max Berry developed an unusual niche for his family business: moving historical buildings. From the 1940's through the mid 1980's, Berry relocated homes from New Hampshire and Vermont and rebuilt them in locations such as South Natick, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket.

Doster does what it takes to build its client list. Doster Construction provides construction, design, and project management services for multi-unit residential, health care, educational, and industrial construction projects. It has built distribution centers for Wal-Mart, and Chrysler , apartments in Alabama, and hospitals in Florida (about 50% of its construction is in the health care market). Doster performs most of its work in the southeastern US, although it also takes on projects in other regions. It operates from offices in Birmingham, Alabama, Orlando, Nashville, and Atlanta. Chairman Thomas Doster founded the family-controlled company in 1969, after returning from military service in Vietnam.

Marshfield just adores portals. Marshfield DoorSystems is a leading maker of commercial architectural wood doors in the US. The company sells its door and accessory products to the commercial construction industry nationwide. Marshfield DoorSystems offers customers more than 3 million possible made-to-order combinations of doors. The company's history dates back to Axel Hatteberg's establishment of Hatteberg Veneer Company in 1890. Before it was bought by Marshfield DoorSystems in 2000, the company was Weyerhaeuser's door division. Private equity firm Wind Point Partners and Marshfield DoorSystems' management own the manufacturer.

Pac-Van, Inc sells and leases modular buildings, mobile offices, portable storage containers, and special event trailers through more than 25 US offices. Pac-Van supplies factory-built structures that adhere to the same building codes required for on-site construction; the company touts such advantages as speed of delivery, portability, financial flexibility, and cost-effectiveness. Pac-Van also provides financing and customization options. Customers include retailers, schools, churches, hospitals, homebuilders, banks, restaurants, golf pro shops, auto dealerships, and government and industrial clients.

Ensor Holdings, through its subsidiary companies, distributes industrial doors and a whole lot more: building supplies; roofing and drainage products; tools; access control equipment; packaging products; and electric motors. Ensor Holdings manufactures, installs, and maintains industrial doors, gates, and barriers through its Lowland Ensor Doors and OSA Doors subsidiaries; packaging and transportation products through Woods Packaging; and rubber crumb products for the sports, safety surfaces, and automotive industries through SRC Limited. Ensor's faltering timber and fencing unit Hawkins-Salmon went into administration in 2009. Chairman Ken Harrison owns 54% of Ensor.

A.L.L. Masonry Construction offers a variety of masonry construction services, including installations, pavers, and walls. The company primarily serves commercial, industrial, and institutional customers in and around Chicago. Its list of clients reads like a who's who of area institutions, including Northwestern University, The University of Chicago, Soldiers Field, the Lincoln Park Zoo, and the Chicago Public Library, as well as churches, schools, and apartment communities. Minority-owned A.L.L. Masonry Construction was founded in 1959. It is controlled by CEO Luis Puig.

A modular construction and construction management services company, Warrior Group builds permanent modular buildings--including military dormitories, student housing, and office buildings--from prefabricated wood and metal components. Its construction management services consist of planning, design, purchasing, engineering, and post-construction services. In recent years, the company has worked on projects for the Veterans Administration in Marion, Illinois; built barracks at Fort Bliss and other military installations; and managed a construction project at the University of North Texas. Warrior Group was founded in 1997 by CEO Gail Warrior-Lawrence.

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