The Glotman­Simpson Group has been providing innovative structural engineering solutions and unparalleled client service since 1964. For more than 40 years, they have provided structural engineering consulting services for over 3,500 projects in the areas of residential, commercial, industrial and institutional buildings. The firm is committed to creating value for their clients by utilizing leading edge technology and diverse experience to provide innovative engineering solutions for structures. Their ISO 9001:2000 registration assures clients of this commitment.

The firm of Sterling, Cooper & Associates was established in 1970, and since then has provided mechanical engineering consulting services for projects throughout British Columbia as well as in Washington, Oregon, California and Arizona and overseas in New Zealand, Vietnam and Brazil. To date, Sterling, Cooper has completed over 6800 projects including hotels, schools, recreational facilities, laboratory/research complexes, office buildings and residential complexes.

From residential high-rise buildings to food stores, from government institutions to hotels and recreational facility installations, Nemetz (S/A) & Associates has designed electrical and lighting systems for a wide range of specific and multi-use buildings. Founded in Vancouver in 1963, the electrical consulting firm's impressive portfolio of completed projects demonstrates a profound dedication to service, innovation and quality.

Recognized as a leader in building envelope engineering and science across North America, Morrison Hershfield provides specialty-consulting services in building envelope performance, code consulting and fire safety, and structural design. With a staff of over 500 people in offices across North America, the Building Engineering group has grown into one of the largest building science groups in Canada (if not North America). Their strength resides with their broad team of engineers, architects, technologists and former contractors, many with direct knowledge of the Lower Mainland's special issues.