Cox Industries is no splinter group; its wood products are pressure-treated to stay together. The company is a manufacturer of pressure-treated wood products for such applications as outdoor furniture, playground equipment, decking, fences, arbors, gazebos, and more. Its Utility Products Division makes treated wood products used in utility poles, cross arms and brace arms, guard rails and posts, retaining walls, and marine construction. Products are distributed through building supply dealers, distributors, and specialty stores in the eastern US and internationally in Belgium and the UK. The company, founded as Wood Preserving in 1954, is still run by the Cox family.

Plasti-Fab’s mission is to provide EPS Product Solutions for constructing energy-efficient buildings, floatation for marine construction, lightweight fill and compressible fill for geotechnical construction projects, and component solutions for Original Equipment Manufacturers. Advantage ICF is a one-piece, stay-in-place, insulating concrete form made of expanded polystyrene (EPS) insulation. A series of strong plastic web connectors are permanently molded into two EPS panels to create a building block. Advantage ICFs have a patented interlocking system along the top and bottom edges. Reinforcing steel is placed on the plastic web connectors inside the block cavity which is then filled with concrete, providing a highly energy-efficient building envelope.

Ducon Technologies provides custom equipment for refineries, mining and incineration operations, cement works, power boiler operations, and paper mills, among others, to help control atmospheric pollutants, and to monitor emissions, thereby helping its customers with their compliance to EPA and local environmental regulations. The company's equipment offerings include activated carbon absorbers, electrostatic precipitators, flue gas desulphurization equipment, gas absorption towers, incineration systems, and particulate scrubbers. Ducon Technologies claims to serve all FORTUNE 500 companies.

General Hardwoods & Millwork (GHM) produces a broad selection of hardwood lumber and milled products such as mouldings, doors, decking, handrails, cabinetry, stairs, and tables. Species used include maple, mahogany, red oak, poplar, teak, and cherry. The company also offers softwood lumber (Douglas fir, cypress, and cedar), veneers, and carpentry supplies. In addition, GHM performs custom woodwork and fabrication services for such applications as yacht interiors and office furniture. Family-owned and operated GHM was established in 1987.

DAVACO helps national retailers show off their goods. Originally established as Fixture Perfect in 1990, the private company has grown from a store fixture installer to a full-service retail designer, remodeler, and logistics and merchandising specialist. DAVACO offers architectural, construction, and installation services. The company is capable of conducting both small and large-scale rollouts, from five to 5,000 stores. Clients range widely in size from big-box to convenience stores, as well as restaurants and department stores. Clients have included Blockbuster, Dunkin' Donuts, and Pier 1 Imports. Beyond its primary US client base, DAVACO has done work for retailers in Canada, Guam, Mexico, and Puerto Rico.

D. C. Taylor is one of the largest commercial and industrial roofing contractors in the US, providing roof installation, repair, and maintenance services. It has some 60 service and roofing crews that operate from offices in Arizona, California, Georgia, Illinois, and Iowa. Dudley C. Taylor started Taylor Tuckpointing, a tuckpointing (cosmetic brick finishing commonly found on Federation houses and Californian bungalows) and masonry repair company, in Chicago in 1949; the company's name was changed to D. C. Taylor in 1954, and the firm was formally incorporated in 1960. Chairman and CEO Bill Taylor is the company's majority shareholder.

Gemma Power Systems (GPS) is a top designer and builder of power generation facilities in the New England region of the US. The company, a subsidiary of Argan, provides a full range of services to the energy market, from development, consulting, engineering, and procurement to construction, start-up, operation, and maintenance. Gemma Power Systems has completed more than 70 projects including district heating and cooling systems, boiler plant construction and renovations, utility maintenance, combined-cycle and cogeneration facilities, emergency peaking plants, and alternative fuel-powered facilities (wood-fired power plants, wind plants, and more). Argan bought GPS in 2006 for more than $33 million.

Shaped by Messrs. Raub, Bein, and Frost, RBF Consulting has built a reputation for helping to build Southern California's infrastructure. The firm provides engineering, planning (it surveyed the initial site for Disneyland), and construction management services for public and private sector projects. RBF has expanded both its size and its breadth of services over the years by acquiring other firms, and now has more than a dozen offices in California, Arizona, and Nevada. Formerly known as Robert Bein, William Frost & Associates, RBF has been ranked among country's top 100 engineering design firms.

O'Brien & Gere provides a range of engineering consulting and project management services throughout the US, including wastewater management and water resources, environmental compliance and remediation, civil and facilities engineering, and utility services. It also provides contract operations and maintenance. The company, which employs hundreds of scientists, engineers, construction, and other personnel, operates some 30 offices located throughout the eastern half of the US. Employee-owned O'Brien & Gere was formed by Earl O'Brien, William Gere, and Glenn Holmes as a water and wastewater engineering partnership in 1945.

Founded in 1897, the company is a subsidiary of Germany-based HeidelbergCement. Lehigh Cement Company has built a solid foundation in the cement business. One of the largest cement producers in North American, the company produces ready-mix concrete; concrete pipe and block; precast concrete; portland, blended and specialty cements; and aggregates. Other products include pre-stressed cement products, custom-color portland and masonry cement, fly ash, and other pozzolanic materials. Lehigh has about a dozen cement plants and more than 40 distribution terminals in North America. It serves customers who use its products in highway, architectural, industrial, and marine applications.

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