Cleveland Construction, Inc. (CCI) has ventured beyond Cleveland to offer its services nationwide and abroad. The company offers construction management services for commercial and institutional projects. It also is a top interior contractor in the US, installing finishes such as drywall, acoustic wall panels and specialty ceilings. Projects have included hospitals, universities, correctional facilities, hotels, convention centers, sports complexes, retail outlets, and government buildings such as the Ohio State Stadium, the George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, and Wal-Mart superstores in Florida. Founded in 1980 by CEO Richard Small and his sons, the company remains family-owned.

Clark Construction Group specializes in building landmarks. The general contractor has constructed iconic structures such as the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center and FedEx Field, the home of the Washington Redskins. Clark Construction serves commercial, institutional, and heavy construction customers around the US and is part of Clark Enterprises. It offers construction management, design/build, and general contracting services. Projects include convention centers, sports facilities, office complexes, hotels, airports, correctional facilities, manufacturing facilities, water treatment plants, highways and bridges, and high-rise apartments.

Clear Lake Lumber is well known for its hardwood. Clear Lake Lumber, a family-owned business, produces hardwood lumber products from species that include white oak, red oak, hard maple, soft maple, ash, beech, hickory, black walnut, poplar, cherry, and more. Clear Lake Lumber distributes its products to clients worldwide. The company promotes sustainable forestry practices and offers logging and timberland management services. Clear Lake Lumber was founded in Spartansburg, Pennsylvania in 1973 and began the business by selling only green lumber.

Reliable is not the sexiest thing to be, but when it comes to HVAC controls, it's what you're after. Reliable Controls Corporation manufactures products that monitor and control HVAC equipment and lighting in commercial and industrial buildings. Founded in 1986, the British Columbia, Canada-based company also operates offices in the US and China. Reliable focuses on design and technical support as well as working relationships with independent distributors.

California Coastal Communities. Through operating subsidiaries Hearthside Homes and Signal Landmark, the company builds homes and develops residential communities in Southern California. Long wrapped up in a battle over land development rights, California Coastal Communities has begun development of its Brightwater project, some 215 acres (about half of which is undevelopable land) situated near important wetlands in Bolsa Chica, the last undeveloped strip of coastal property in Orange County. Besides the controversial parcels, the company has homebuilding operations in Los Angeles County. California Coastal Communities filed for voluntary reorganization under Chapter 11 in 2009.

Clyde Companies operates through its subsidiaries, including heavy civil construction firm W. W. Clyde & Co., which builds highways, bridges, power plants, dams, and other projects through the Intermountain West. Other subsidiaries include aggregate producers Geneva Rock Products and Gorge Rock; construction products manufacturer Sunroc; and Beehive Insurance, which provides insurance products geared to the construction industry and other clients. Family-owned Clyde Companies traces its roots to 1927, when a construction company was established by Wilford W. Clyde, the grandfather of current company president and CEO Wilford Clyde II.

Workman Commercial is always on the job, particularly if the job has anything to do with commercial construction projects in the Lone Star State. Paul Workman established the family-owned enterprise in 1971 and incorporated the company in 1991. The commercial builder focuses on health care, office, recreational, and retail projects (including more than 80 store locations for Walgreen Co.) throughout Texas. It also builds government and religious facilities. CEO Paul Workman owns a majority stake in the company, which has offices in the Austin, Dallas/Fort Worth, and Houston metro areas.

Western Summit Constructors, Inc. (WSCI) is a premier environmental contractor, building municipal and industrial water and wastewater facilities and associated pipelines throughout the United States. At nearly thirty years old, we've established a solid reputation as one of the finest in the industry.Originally an offshoot of Western Empire Constructors, Inc., WSCI was formed in 1981 as a separate corporation to handle heavy industrial projects. Today, we operate independently under parent company Kiewit as the Western Summit District.Western Summit's corporate offices are in Denver, Colorado; with additional offices in Atlanta, Georgia; Albuquerque, New Mexico; and two in Texas: Fort Worth and Houston. We have completed projects ranging in size from $400,000 to nearly $190 million.

Fiberesin Industries designs and manufactures custom engineered products for original equipment manufacturers. Using wood composites, paper, specialty plastics, resins, and laminates, the company produces a variety of components and subassemblies that clients use to make office furniture, cabinetry, medical products, doors, windows, and squash and racquetball courts. Fiberesin Industries' materials are meant to help enhance the durability, impact resistance, vapor resistance, structural integrity, performance, and appearance of clients' finished products. The company closed its Rodman Industries affiliate, which made particleboard, in 2006. Fiberesin Industries was founded in 1946.

Allenbuild provides construction and management services for public, corporate, retail, residential, and industrial projects throughout the UK. Its offerings include general contracting, design/build, civil engineering, maintenance, and nuclear decommissioning services. Allenbuild targets public projects including social housing, education, and government facilities. It also participates in health care, corporate, industrial, and retail projects. Allenbuild got its start in 1946 by brothers Samuel and Thomas Allen; it was acquired by construction group Renew Holdings (then named Montpellier Group) in 2001.

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