| Tribble & Stephens Constructors Ltd. |
| Tribble & Stephens Constructors Ltd. celebrates its 40th anniversary by building some of the more significant projects in the Houston market. It has constructed more than 2,700 projects in the southern United States. By Brooke Knudson |
| United Construction |
| United Construction is working hard to diversify its expertise throughout its market, and is hoping to become the employer of choice for construction workers in Nevada. By Kate Burrows |
| Israel Berger & Associates LLC |
| IBA’s reputation for experience and strong client service has enabled the firm to work on some of the highest-profile buildings in New York City. By Hanna Aronovich |
| Coastal Construction: 1450 Brickell |
| Following an audible from the owner of the project during preconstruction, Coastal Construction added LEED-certified procedures to the design specs of 1450 Brickell, a Class-A office structure in Miami. By Brian Salgado |
| Synergy Projects: Synergy Creates Success |
| Synergy Projects bases its success on its knack for establishing solid partnerships, which have earned the Edmonton, Alberta, company high-profile projects such as the Edmonton International Airport. |
| Kress Corp.: Going to the Next Level |
| Kress Corp. has increased its mining sales since taking a holistic approach to its products’ life cycles. The company finds success in creating custom solutions for its customers. By Genevieve Diesing |
| Camden Development Inc.: Committed to Excellence |
| Recognized as one of the 100 best companies to work for, Camden says it creates a work environment that values people. Market balance and geographic diversification are some of its growth strategies. By Fernie Tiflis |
| Nan Inc.: Hawaii�s Growing Strength |
| Nan Inc. is an experienced military general contractor, but as the market changes it is expanding its repertoire to the commercial realm. The company discusses its recent work on a Pearl Harbor memorial. By Genevieve Diesing |
| James Construction Group LLC: ‘A Great Place to Work’ |
| James Construction Group provides extensive training for its employees to ensure it maintains a skilled and motivated work force, its Texas operations manager says. By Kate Burrows |
| Clark Construction -- 300 N. LaSalle |
| Clark Construction’s 300 N. LaSalle project, located on the banks of the Chicago River, is an example of the company’s ability to build successful projects under challenging and unusual circumstances. By Chris Peterseon |
| Bovis Lend Lease West Region: Bovis Puts its People First |
| Bovis Lend Lease West Region is involved in two significant projects in California – California Prison Health Care Reform and Orange County Great Park – as well as several mixed-use towers. By Joanna Miller |
| A/Z Corp.: Exceeding Project Goals |
| With more than 40 years of experience in the construction industry, A/Z Corp. says innovative ideas help it to reduce costs, maintain quality and ensure customer satisfaction. |
| Break Thru Inc.: Breaking Into Success |
| Illinois-based Break Thru Inc. has established itself as a reliable demolition contractor through its work for big-name clients such as Home Depot, Motorola, Staples and Washington Mutual. By Alan Dorich |
| Green Country Interiors: Schedule is Main Focus |
| A large work force, a full range of services and a reputation for timeliness have made Green Country Interiors the preferred drywall and ceiling subcontractor for commercial projects in the Tulsa, Okla., region. By Libby John |
| Classic Construction Ltd.: Creating Classic Homes |
| Classic Construction Ltd. says it helps Albertans by developing affordable housing while incorporating qualities often associated with high-end homes. The company is looking to expand into Saskatchewan. |
| Product Showcase: Asphalt Paving Equipment |
| CONSTRUCTION LAW: Seeing Both Sides |
| When it comes to the work force shortage, is immigration reform a viable solution? By Matthew Spivey & Kevin Hudson |
| Profitable Contractor: Control Overhead |
| Is overhead accumulation putting your business at risk? Find out how businesses can recoup overhead costs. By J. Michael Rudd |
| SPECIAL FOCUS – Asphalt |
| Innovative materials are challenging what we once thought about asphalt paving with some surprising results. By Mike Acott |
| Industry Trends: Climbing the Ladder |
| Can women overcome the obstacle that construction is a male-oriented profession? Some prove they can. By Brooke Knudson |
| News: JDG’s Crown Jewel |
| Jacob Development Group completes Construction on the Bogen Lofts, a renovation project in a historic section of St. Louis. |
| Wales McLelland Construction |
| Even when tough times have hit the construction industry, Doug Scott and Sonny Wong have grown Wales McLelland to 20 times its size since the new ownership of the firm took over in 1994. By Brian Salgado |
| Trillium Residential LLC: A Place to Call Their Own |
| Trillium Residential pulls out all the stops for Phoenix’s rental market. The boutique developer has the renter’s interests, commute and even music choices in mind when designing. By Genevieve Diesing |
| Herzog Contracting: Rolling with the Punches |
| Herzog Contracting remembers when business was settled with a handshake. Today, the construction industry is an entirely different landscape, but Herzog has lost no time adapting. By Genevieve Diesing |
| George & Lynch: Diverse and Under Control |
| By self-performing the majority of its work, the Delware-based George & Lynch says it not only relies less on subcontractors, but has more control over schedules and costs. By Alan Dorich |
| Egg Electric Inc.: Amped |
| For Egg Electric Inc. President Ellen Aschendorf, being a woman in a traditionally male-dominated field has done little to prevent her from landing some of New York’s largest projects. By Brooke Knudson |
| Chambers Construction: Considering Things Done |
| General Contractor Chambers Construction is working on the $35 million Rogue Valley project in Medford, Ore. Its people and experience are its advantages over its competition, it says. By Fernie Tiflis |
| Corman Construction � Frederick Douglass Bridge |
| Corman Construction rehabbed and reconfigured Washington, D.C.’s Frederick Douglass Bridge in plenty of time for baseball’s opening day at the brand-new Nationals Park. By Chris Petersen |
| JE Dunn Rocky Mountain Region Inc.: Surmounting a Challenge |
| When the going got tough for a mixed-use condo project, JE Dunn’s Rocky Mountain Region defied doubts and persevered with a focus on communication. By Genevieve Diesing |
| Graham Construction: Bringing Value to Projects |
| Graham Construction strives to be the contractor of choice in Canada and the United States. Its goals are to increase its employees’ skills, perform demanding projects and expand its service offerings. By Libby John |
| Erickson Construction LLC: Erickson Enables Independence |
| Erickson Construction LLC’s Retirement Communities division has fast become a respected developer and manager of full-service, campus-style communities that cater to the needs of seniors. |
| D.C.M. Mechanical Ltd.: Looking for Labor to Grow |
| D.C.M. Mechanical Ltd. has a bevy of work around the Calgary and Southern Alberta, Canada area, but President Dan McHugh says finding qualified personnel is a challenge in today’s industry. By Brian Salgado |
