For more than 60 years, Pleasants Construction has been a Washington-region contractor known especially for its earthwork and large, well-equipped crews. Based in Maryland, the company employs more than 350 people and serves projects across the Mid-Atlantic, from smaller jobs to multi-million-cubic-yard undertakings.
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AggtransFor more than 45 years, Aggtrans has been a Mid-Atlantic company known for pairing a large fleet with the relationships of a local operator. From its Maryland base, it serves construction and landscaping customers with bulk materials, while its dedicated dispatch team coordinates delivery to keep projects moving.HARMANS, MD
Mechanical Engineering & Construction Corporation (MEC2)Founded in Woodlawn in 2003 by Rich Beattie and Fred Kawa, MEC2 has grown into a team of more than 150 tradespeople serving the Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C., region. Its defining character is an integrated, safety-focused approach: engineers and field craftsmen work together under one roof on demanding building projects, while the company maintains an experience modification rating reported among the top 2% of national contractors.CATONSVILLE, MD
Glenn O. Hawbaker, IncFounded in 1952, Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc. is a heavy and highway contractor that builds and rehabilitates roads, bridges, and development sites across the region. The Pennsylvania-based company combines construction operations with its own network of 19 aggregate facilities and seven asphalt plants, supporting projects from local paths to the Interstate system. GOH has grown to more than 1,000 employees at 48 locations serving five states.237310STATE COLLEGE, PA
Gray & Son, IncFamily-owned and operated since 1908, Gray & Son is a Maryland site-development and paving contractor that also produces asphalt from regional plants. The company’s roots run from the Gray family’s Butler Mill and stone quarry to a multigenerational Baltimore-area construction business, with third-generation executive vice president Katie McInnes helping carry that history forward. Its work includes major public, commercial, and residential projects, including the Under Armour Product & Innovation Center in Port Covington.LUTHERVILLE TIMONIUM, MD