Teng & Associates was founded by Dr. Wayne Teng in 1959 as a structural engineering firm. It provides architectural and engineering design, planning, and construction management services for several markets, including corporate, health care, and telecommunications. It operates through several subsidiaries: Teng Development provides due diligence, site and project planning, and feasibility and cost studies. Teng Construction provides design-build services. The Technology Group provides engineering and design services. Teng has offices in the Midwest, California, Colorado, New York, Texas, and Virginia.

Theodor Nagel deals in timber trading and operates sawmills. The company provides about 120 different kinds of timber, including five different species of ebony and 15 rosewood species, for manufacturing musical instruments such as pianos and stringed and percussion instruments, as well as for knife handles, ships decks, and crafts. The company, founded in Hamburg in 1837, is owned by the Krauth family, which has overseen operations for six generations.

Starfire Lumber produces planed and rough Douglas fir lumber products from its western Oregon cutting mill. The company operates sales networks in the Pacific Rim, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Australia. Starfire Lumber, formerly an old cedar mill, was incorporated in 1983 by Francis Engle, the company's former chairman. The Engle family continues to control the company.

Ames Construction aims right for the heart of heavy construction. The company is primarily a general contractor, providing heavy civil and industrial construction services to the transportation, mining, and power industries mainly in the West and Midwest. The family-owned company works on highways, airports, bridges, rail lines, mining facilities, power plants, and other infrastructure projects. Ames also performs flood control, environmental remediation, reclamation, and landfill work. Additionally, the firm builds golf courses and undertakes commercial and residential site development projects. It typically partners with other companies to perform the engineering and design portion of construction jobs.

Morrow-Meadows Corporation provides electrical contracting services, including work on data communications and power distribution systems, for commercial and industrial facilities in the western US, primarily in California and Oregon. Its divisions include Oregon-based Cherry City Electric and Morrow-Meadows Corp., Northern California. The company provides project development, design, engineering, and construction services on a range of projects, such as shopping malls, office buildings, medical centers, hotels, parking garages, theme parks, and water treatment plants.

Burkel-Piette is willing to work with wood. The company produces flat and curved hardwood veneer used in various applications that include wood musical instrument components (cello backing, piano pin planks, drum sticks, and drum shells), recreational and sporting good items (skateboards, racket paddles, archery handles, propellers, and gun stocks), and other items ranging from novelty cigarette lighter covers to cabinet doors. The company began operations in 1993.

Goodfellow processes and distributes lumber and wood products to customers in Canada and the US. In addition, the company makes and distributes plywood, hardwood flooring, paneling, laminated veneer, coated and stained siding, and building products. Its products are mainly used in new home construction, renovations, and industrial manufacturing. Customers include home centers and lumber dealers, contractors, and industrial customers and manufacturing firms that make such products as furniture, window frames, and doors. Canada accounts for some 85% of sales. The company's Goodfellow Distribution subsidiary sells lumber and wood products in the US.

Servidyne turns a dime by helping its clients keep their energy costs down. The company provides commercial and industrial energy engineering and management products and services to lower energy consumption and increase environmentally sustainable practices. Offerings include energy design, energy audit, and retrofitting of mechanical and electrical systems. Servidyne's Fifth Fuel Management demand response product tracks and optimizes energy usage to prevent brownouts and blackouts that occur during peak periods. The company also owns a handful of third-party-managed commercial property and land holdings. Members of the founding Abrams family, including CEO Alan Abrams, control Servidyne.

Manrochem can take care of that Honey-do list. The company is an engineering service provider for chemical, food, pharmaceutical, and other industries with offices in the UK and India. Its staff of engineers-for-hire comes versed in heat exchanger design, plant design, and pollution control. It also runs cryogenic technology applications with US partners Arencibia and Kelvin Cryo Systems. In order to concentrate on its core chemical engineering business, Manrochem has formed Manrotech to provide contract research, intellectual property management, and other services. Manrochem was established in 1990 by managing director Anil Goel.

Shlemmer+Algaze+Associates (SAA). The company offers interior design and architectural services serving corporate California. SAA provides corporate design (consulting, construction elements, furniture procurement, and facility management) and landlord services (space planning, marketing, and tenant services) to Southern California businesses, building operators, and developers, the company operates through four offices. In 2009 it expanded its reach when it acquired fellow interiors firm City Spaces. SAA was founded in 2000 by Nelson Algaze and Rick Shlemmer.

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