Aldridge Electric powers up the Windy City and other parts of the Midwest. The electrical contractor divides its business into six main areas: airport, industrial, power, drilling, highway, and transit. It works on projects ranging from Chicago's subway system to its airport runways. Additional activities include services for street lighting, traffic signals, high-voltage cabling and splicing, and foundation drilling. Aldridge Electric has worked for clients such as Commonwealth Edison Company and Exelon Corporation. The company is owned by CEO Ken Aldridge, grandson of company founder Leonard "Len" Aldridge, who started the business in the 1930s and incorporated it in 1952.

American Gypsum has been manufacturing, selling, and distributing gypsum wallboard products for over 50 years. Serving the drywall industry with quality products that are sold throughout the United States. A unique, professional commitment to the highest level of customer service; a strong belief in teamwork; investment in employee training; and state-of-the-art manufacturing equipment create a consistent quality product and a company that surpasses the industry. American Gypsum's mines, located in close proximity to the production plants, contain some of the purest gypsum deposits in North America. This exceptional gypsum, sandwiched between 100% recycled front and back paper, is the key to the optimum workability, light weight, and strength of American Gypsum wallboard products. American Gypsum, a full-line producer of gypsum board products, is better able to serve the needs of all our customers. The most modern production facilities with advanced technology, control equipment, and in-house accredited laboratories enable American Gypsum to ensure quality products that are readily accepted across the country. The production plants located in Albuquerque and Bernalillo, NM; Duke, OK; Gypsum, CO; and Georgetown, SC ship their products via trucks and rail cars to American Gypsum's customer base. A fleet of American Gypsum rail cars and an ever-expanding system of rail-served distribution centers located throughout the country give American Gypsum a widely extended service area. American Gypsum's long term commitment to quality materials; low-cost,up-to-date production facilities; efficient operations; and strategic distribution insures a dynamic and financially strong corporation that excels on a national level. American Gypsum is the fifth largest producer of gypsum wallboard in North America operating five gypsum plants with six production lines with an annual capacity approaching four billion square feet of wallboard. In order to provide same-day service in certain strategic areas, American Gypsum also maintains four reload centers in Arizona, California and Illinois.

RCD General Contractors builds the places where people like to eat and shop. The construction company operates as a commercial general contractor for retail and restaurant chains, as well banks and other industries. Based in Georgia, the company's business is concentrated in Georgia and in other southeastern states, but it also does business in several states around the US. RCD has completed several projects in multiple states for national chains like Chick-fil-A and Blockbuster Video, and Georgia-based smoothie chain Planet Smoothie. Founded in 2002 by Dean Smith, the company is family-owned and operated. RCD is currently headed by president Richie Smith.

Remondis (formerly Rethmann Entsorgungs) is a private waste management firm with branches, subsidiaries, and affiliated businesses in more than 25 countries in Europe and in Australia, China, Japan, and Taiwan. Serving more than 22 million customers and thousands of companies, Remondis is engaged in the collection, transport, processing, and disposal of waste, as well as the reclamation and sale of secondary materials from recycling. The company handles large contracts for garbage collection, waste water management, recycling, and composting. Remondis also handles the collection and proper disposal of toxic wastes such as chemicals, photo and print materials, and sewage.

Partnering with more than 300 corporate clients and hundreds of small and medium business enterprises, The CarbonNeutral Company assists its clients in reducing their greenhouse gas emissions, realizing operational efficiencies, new business revenue opportunities, and making a positive impact on climate change. It measures how much carbon dioxide a client emits, constructs a reduction plan and assists in communications to its stakeholders. The CarbonNeutral Company then creates a portfolio of renewable, clean energy carbon offset projects and manages that portfolio for its client. Customers, which come from more than 30 countries, include Tata Steel Europe, SAS, and Sky. CarbonNeutral was founded in 1997.

Russell Eppright Custom Homes specializes in custom residential projects in and around Austin, Texas, and on the eastern edge of the Texas Hill Country. The company builds homes in the $500,000 to $2 million range. In 1996 president Russell Eppright acquired the assets of Russell Parker Homes (where he had previously served as a superintendent of custom-home construction) and renamed the company.

HDR has left its mark on the US. HDR is an architecture, engineering, and consulting firm that specializes in projects including bridges, water- and wastewater-treatment plants, and hospitals. HDR also provides mechanical and plumbing services, construction and project management, and utilities planning. The group has completed projects throughout the US and in some 60 countries abroad and has more than 185 locations around the world. The employee-owned company was founded as Henningson Engineering in 1917 to build municipal plants in the rural Midwest.

Reyes Construction provides full construction contracting services for building bridges, retaining walls, and pipelines; storm drains, sewers, and water systems; and channels and flood control structures. The union contractor owns and maintains heavy equipment that includes dozers, excavators, loaders, backhoes, cranes, and a range of trucks (articulated, water, and boom trucks). Its clients include the City of Los Angeles, the County of Los Angeles Department of Public Works, Caltrans (the California Department of Transportation), and the US Army Corps of Engineers. CEO Joe Reyes founded the company in 1987.

American Infrastructure provides balance and structure. Through subsidiaries Allan A. Myers and American Infrastructure-Virginia, the firm provides heavy civil construction services for projects in the Mid-Atlantic. It builds and reconstructs highways, water treatment plants, medical facilities, and shopping centers, and offers site development for homebuilders. Its Independence Construction Materials (ICM) subsidiary supplies aggregates, asphalt, and ready-mixed concrete to its construction companies. The family-run business was established in 1939 as Allan A. Myers and Son, a local hauling company in the suburbs of Philadelphia.

Alamco Wood Products manufactures structural glulam (glued laminated) timber products in a broad range of shapes such as arches, beams, trusses, and curved members for construction projects from church ceilings, park shelters, and covered patios to bridges, trusses, and electrical and telecommunications utility poles. The company also offers prefabricated glulam products. Its clients include utility companies, churches, schools, parks and other entities that utilize wooden beams in their structures. Alamco is owned by Bell Lumber & Pole.

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