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Fagen specializes in building renewable energy facilities including wind farms, ethanol plants, and biomass energy plants. The contractor also builds other industrial and commercial projects such as wastewater-treatment plants, manufacturing facilities, and housing projects. Fagen offers engineering services, including design/build, project management, and general contracting. Affiliate Fagen Engineering performs civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical design services. Fagen partners with Par Piping & Fabrication to supply fabricated metal structures. Founded in 1988, the company is owned by the Fagen family.

Hardware supplier Blish-Mize distributes more than 52,000 products to hardware stores, home centers, lumberyards, and paint stores in a dozen states in the heartland of the US. Its catalog includes hand and power tools, lawn equipment, hardware, paint, heating and cooling products, housewares, plumbing and electrical supplies, and sporting goods. The company has distribution centers in Colorado and Kansas. Aside from its wholesaling business, Blish-Mize operates toolmaker Hardware House with House-Hasson. Brothers-in-law David Blish, Edward Mize, and Jack Silliman founded the firm in 1871 to outfit wagon trains. President and CEO John Mize, Jr., represents the fourth generation of the family-owned company.

Charges may be laid against five juvenile offenders who ran amok in their cells in Perth's Hakea prison for adults, where they were sent after their usual facility, Banksia Hill, was trashed in a riot in January. \"Our members are very concerned about the return to Banksia Hill, because a date has been set but there are a number of outstanding safety concerns,\" acting secretary Rikki Hendon told Fairfax radio. Ms Hendon said the date to return the young offenders to Banksia Hill had not changed, despite the latest incident.

Hendon and Bell characterized their market segment as start-up businesses with high growth potential, existing businesses with growth or training issues and businesses facing challenges that may need some turn-around assistance.

\"The biggest issue they've had is drainage,\" said Darci Hendon, a civil engineer with Ayers Associates, which created the early designs for the street. Between Creighton and Bishop, Evers would have the same amenities in the northern section, but with the addition of a 12-foot wide \"bioswale\" in the center of the road, flanked by two feet of curb on either side. The elements in the entire design come from what Hendon called a \"context sensitive approach,\" in which Ayers Associates developed the plan for the street largely based on input from residents in the area.