Joseph R. Loring & Associates provides mechanical and electrical engineering services. Its specialties also include heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC), plumbing, fire protection, and telecommunications installations for commercial and institutional building projects. The company has worked on office buildings, apartments, prisons, airports, schools, research facilities, and museums. Also doing business as Loring Engineers, it operates from offices in New York, New Jersey, and Washington, DC, but has worked on projects as far away as Australia and China. Joseph R. Loring & Associates was established in 1956.

Energy Maintenance Services Group I (EMS) is a one-stop shop for pipeline services in North America. The company's service offerings include compressor and meter station construction, corrosion surveying, environmental analysis, pipeline laying, and repair to major oil and gas producers, pipeline operators, local distribution companies, and independent power and utility operators in the US, Canada, and Mexico. It also operates and maintains about 25 pipelines and facilities throughout the US. Additionally, it supplies products such as valves and fittings and high-performance materials that help strengthen or protect pipes. Founded in 2003, EMS is one of the fastest growing privately-held companies in Houston.

C. G. Schmidt as one of the top general contractors and construction managers in the Midwest. The company also offers design/build services. Markets include health care, senior living, commercial, education, industrial, parking structure, and municipal projects. C. G. Schmidt has completed projects for customers such as American Express, Ball Corporation, and The University of Wisconsin. The firm, founded in 1920 as Charles Schmidt & Sons Construction, is now in its fourth generation of family ownership and leadership with president and CEO Richard Schmidt, Jr.

Redlon's Supply was started in Bath, Maine in 1887. Redlon's was both a Wholesale Distributor of Plumbing Supplies as well as a Manufacturer of Plumbing Products (the Redlon Roof Flange and Redlon Closet Bend for example). Redlon's grew into Maine's largest Plumbing and Heating Distributor with locations throughout the State.

Parsons provides engineering, construction, and management services for corporate, industrial, institutional, and government projects all over the world. It designs and builds power plants, dams, commercial buildings; provides environmental remediation services including hazardous materials cleanup; and adds improvements to airports, rail systems, bridges, and highways. Its Commercial Technology unit serves corporate and government clients with a wide variety of capabilities including design, development, management, and support services. Other units include Parsons Water & Infrastructure, Parsons Infrastructure & Technology, and Parsons Transportation. The employee-owned group was founded in 1944.

Bowen Engineering understands the elements of earth and water. The company provides engineering and construction services for water, wastewater, earthwork, concrete, industrial, power, and underground utility projects. The company, which has offices in Crown Point, Evansville, and Fishers, Indiana as well as Tennessee and West Virginia, offers design/build, general contracting, and construction management services to public and private clients. It provides continued training for employees through its Bowen University. Bowen Engineering was founded in 1967 by Robert Bowen, who was succeeded as CEO by son Doug in 2009; the elder Bowen remained chairman.

Holcim (Australia) produces aggregate, cement, asphalt, and concrete block and pipe. The company operates more than 240 concrete plants and about 80 hard rock, sand, and gravel quarries in Australia. Its Humes division manufactures steel-reinforced concrete pipes and other precast concrete products. Mexican cement giant CEMEX acquired Rinker Group in 2007 for more than $16 million and renamed it CEMEX Australia. The hefty price tag sent CEMEX into massive debt, though, and the parent began selling off assets. In 2009 CEMEX sold the unit to rival Holcim, which has targeted Australia as a growth market.

Robbins Manufacturing puts most of its efforts into its construction materials operations. Through its lumber group, the company supplies pressure-treated southern yellow pine, spruce, plywood, and OSB (oriented strand board) to customers including treating plants, retail yards, and truss and pallet manufacturers. The division has lumber and distribution facilities in the eastern and midwestern US and markets its products nationwide. Robbins Manufacturing also operates in other construction-related realms.

Founded in 1873, Boon Edam B.V. produced its first revolving door in 1903. The US subsidiary took on its current form in 2005 when Boon Edam Inc. acquired Tomsed Corp. Boon Edam Inc.'s door is always open to you -- and, paradoxically, always closed, too. Boon Edam, Inc. is the main US subsidiary of Netherlands-based Boon Edam B.V., one of the world's leading makers of entrance technology products such as revolving doors and security doors. Boon Edam, Inc. markets aluminum, wood, brass, bronze, and stainless steel doors. It also manufactures turnstiles and barriers. The parent company markets its doors in more than 40 countries worldwide and operates factories in China, the Netherlands, and the US .

Zachry Company nearly 85 years ago with dirt-moving mules, rented equipment and a bridge project in Laredo, Texas. Founded by Texas A&M University graduate, Henry Bartell “Pat” Zachry, our company is still family-owned and privately held. Our success is based on the work ethic and integrity of our dedicated employees.

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