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Trade organization that represents brick manufacturers in North Carolina and South Carolina.
Trade service organization headquartered in Schaumburg, Illinois, that is a resource on and about the US manufacturing segment of the worldwide consumer hardware/home improvement marketplace.
Professional association promoting the interests of the nonresidential building design and construction industry.
Professional organization that serves as the resource for information on doors, hardware, security and specialty products for the architectural openings industry.
Trade association of granite quarriers and manufacturers in the US.
Washington, D.C.-based organization that represents the interests and concerns of US and Canadian manufacturers of industrial valves and actuators.
Washington, D.C.-based trade association of electric arc furnace (EAF) steel producers that promotes the interests of North American steel producers.
Chicago, Illinois-based nonprofit association representing and serving the structural steel industry in the US.
Nationwide, not-for-profit organization based in Arlington Heights, Illinois, that provides information on lightning safety and lightning protection systems for commercial and residential structures.
Nonprofit corporation that promotes the use of architectural millwork products throughout California.
Industry group representing the interests of job shops in the US precision machining industry.
NGA’s mission is to fully represent the American architectural and automotive glass industries, by providing education and information; promoting safety and ethics; and protecting industry interests.
Group committed to increasing the use of geothermal heat exchange technology.
Washington, D.C.-based organization established by the American Iron and Steel Institute to rapidly accelerate the use of light gauge steel framing in residential construction.
Associations of marble and stone machineries. Provides general information about stone, marble, machines and building products, import/export statistics and relevant events.
Group based in Bethesda, Maryland, that serves as a resource and confluence for education, interaction, and information exchange for and about the adhesive and sealant industry.
Industry association promoting the interests of international petroleum asphalt producers, manufacturers, and affiliated businesses.
Promotes energy efficiency and environmental preservation through the manufacture and use of fiber glass, rock wool and slag wool insulation products; based in Alexandria, Virginia.
Trade association that represents and promotes the interests of the hearth products industry in North America.
Trade association based in Des Plaines, Illinois, that represents US and Canadian manufacturers and suppliers of windows and doors for the domestic and export markets.
Nonprofit trade organization concerned with furniture rental and leasing.
Reston, Virginia-based nonprofit industry trade association with over 360 members located in the US and Canada who manufacture kitchen cabinets and bath vanities, countertop fabricators or supply goods and services to the industry.
Organization based in Chicago, Illinois, that provides education, networking, and membership advocacy for the lighting design industry.
Nonprofit telecommunications association promoting the interests of low-voltage cabling distribution design and installation.
Technical and educational trade association that represents the manufacturers of concrete pressure pipe in North America.
Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit organization that represents the US paint and coatings industry comprising paint and coatings manufacturers, raw materials suppliers, and distributors.
Industry group promoting the interests of North American steel producers.
International association headquartered in Westerville, Ohio, that provides technical, scientific, and educational information to its members and others in the ceramics and related materials field, structures its services, staff and capabilities.
Pukalani, Hawaii-based stone industry information and database service.
Westport, Connecticut-based group that provides building designers with educational resources and develops nationwide design standards and a code of ethics for the building design profession.
International trade association focused on meeting the global business needs of construction equipment manufacturers and service providers.
Stone industry information web site, including a searchable directory, from Saddle Brook, New Jersey-based Stone World and Contemporary Stone & Tile Design magazines.
Trade association of plumbing products manufacturers.
Scottsdale, Arizona-based division of KDResources, Inc., that is a search engine and database of stone and stone-related product suppliers.
Nonprofit organization of concrete pipe manufacturers in the US and Canada that provides members with research, technical, and marketing support to promote the use of concrete pipe products for drainage and pollution control applications.
Olympia, Washington-based regional trade association serving building material dealers throughout the states of Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington.
Nonprofit organization serving the professional cabinet makers and woodworkers of North America.
Organization promotes the manufacturing and installation of quality one-coat stucco through education to NOCSA members, building departments, architects and specifiers, builders, lath and plaster contractors and the public; to meet and exceed th.
Organization based in Kenner, Louisiana, concerned with maintaining current markets and developing and expanding new market opportunities for Southern Pine forest products.
Membership association based in Oak Brook, Illinois, of independent distributors, manufacturers, and other organizations involved in the distribution of construction equipment and related products and services in North America and throughout the.
Organization based in Eugene, Oregon, concerned with the development of building code language for roof tiles, technical needs and questions, and stricter installation standards.
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