Fred Weber weaves a web of heavy and highway construction services, including site work, bridge building, paving, sewers, and grading. Its history includes work on a section of Route 66 noted for having the largest vertical rock cut ever completed in Missouri. Fred Weber's construction materials segment (asphalt, crushed stone, sand, landfill, and compost) includes subsidiaries Quality Sand, Bluff City Minerals, Iron Mountain Trap Rock, and EZ Street Cold Asphalt. It operates quarries, sand plants, and asphalt plants. The company was founded by Fred Weber Sr. in the 1920s. Employees purchased the company from the Weber family in 1980.

Joseph Jingoli & Son (JJS) provides general contracting and construction management services for public and private entities and government institutions, primarily in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania. The fourth-generation family-owned company, which has been in operation since 1922, specializes in utility infrastructure services, as well as correctional, education, health care, office, retail, and entertainment projects. The company also is involved in real estate development, landfill services, and other endeavors. Clients have included Public Service Enterprise Group and MGM Resorts International.

Taiheiyo Cement has laid a solid foundation in cement and construction materials. Through some 310 subsidiaries and more than 135 affiliates, Taiheiyo operates in the resource, environmental, building materials, and construction industries. With about 30 cement plants around the world, ready-mix concrete and concrete products is at the core of Taiheiyo. It also operates several limestone mines, and is involved in the ceramics and electronics business. Other non-cement operations include recycling businesses, which process materials such as wood chips and plastic, as well as sludge and industrial waste. Taiheiyo affiliates also provide real estate leasing and development throughout Japan.

Alabama Metal Industries Corporation has supplied metal for projects such as the new Dallas Cowboys stadium and the 2010 Winter Olympics facilities in Canada. Its roots are in Dixie, but its products are found coast to coast. Alabama Metal Industries Corporation (AMICO) manufactures industrial flooring and grating and expanded metal products. The company, a subsidiary of Gibraltar Industries, also offers complementary lines that include access floor systems; concrete forming products; fiberglass structural products; perforated metals; plastering, stucco, and drywall products; and security barrier products. AMICO manufactures its products at 14 locations throughout North America and distributes them from 17 distribution centers.

Moro Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, engages in construction materials and mechanical contracting businesses. Its construction material activities include fabrication of reinforcing steel and distribution of construction accessories to customers primarily in New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania. The company's mechanical contracting activities consist of fabrication of sheet metal ductwork and process piping; provision of mechanical contracting services; and sale, installation, and service of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems to residential and commercial customers located in New York.

WBB Minerals extracts and processes clay and sand for customers worldwide. More than 6,000 buyers in a variety of industries -- primarily ceramics, construction, foundries, glass, and sports and leisure -- use material from WBB Minerals. WBB operates throughout the UK and Europe. The company was created through the merger of Watts Blake Bearne & Co. and Sibelco Minerals and Chemicals. WBB Minerals is part of the Sibelco Group.

Carmeuse Lime & Stone is the North American subsidiary of Belgium-based Carmeuse. It supplies lime and limestone products in North America, producing some 7 million tons annually of lime products and around 25 million tons of limestone aggregates and chemical limestone from more than 30 plants. It makes quicklime (calcium oxide), dolomitic lime (a mixture of calcium carbonate and magnesium carbonate), milk of lime, and hydrated lime (calcium hydroxide). Industrial customers use Carmeuse Lime & Stone's mineral products in steel production, water treatment, road construction, heavy construction, and other applications. Carmeuse Lime and Stone Inc. primarily sells its products in the eastern US and Canada.

Soave Enterprises is suave enough to manage multiple lines of business. The company's wide-ranging interests are divided into four main industries: real estate (residential and industrial development), auto dealerships, beer distribution, and a catch-all diversified holdings group that includes businesses ranging from waste collection and transportation to scrap metals processing as well as units engaged in hydroponic tomato gardening and taxi services. The bulk of Soave's operations are in Michigan. President and CEO Anthony Soave, who founded the company in 1961, owns Soave Enterprises.

Batenburg Beheer helps companies batten down their electrical needs with installation and automation services. The specialty contractor provides electrotechnical, mechanical, and sanitary installations to clients in the commercial building, infrastructure, and industrial sectors. It also offers related design and consulting services. Batenburg serves clients through about a dozen subsidiaries that operate primarily in Belgium and the Netherlands, but also in France, Spain, and the UK. Sales are concentrated in the Benelux countries, with minimal exports to Europe and North America. Batenburg Beheer traces its roots to 1911 when Piet Batenburg started a technical installation company in Rotterdam.

United McGill Corporation is all about air. Its subsidiaries manufacture the ductwork for HVAC systems (McGill AirFlow), make adhesives and sealants for those systems and ducts (McGill AirSeal), and produce air pollution control equipment, like filters and wet electrostatic precipitators, that clear the air (McGill AirClean). Its McGill AirPressure subsidiary builds autoclaves and vacuum dryers used by aerospace, electronics, pharmaceutical, and chemicals industries and, finally, McGill AirSilence makes industrial and HVAC silencers and panel and curtain systems for noise control.

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