Metallic Building Company: A leading division of NCI's Engineered Buildings Segment, Metallic provides metal building systems of the utmost quality and value. The company offers a comprehensive spectrum of custom-engineered products, including complete building systems for commercial, office, manufacturing, churches, schools, distribution facilities, hangars, auto dealerships, sports arenas and agricultural structures. Founded in 1946, Metallic Building Company is one of the oldest; most established and trusted businesses in the metal building systems industry.

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Mid-West Steel Building Company: Mid-West was originally founded in 1970 and acquired by NCI in 1984. The company specializes in the development, fabrication and enhancement of an impressive array of steel structures. Mid-West custom designs buildings engineered for purposes encompassing manufacturing and warehouse facilities, hangars, retail establishments, community buildings, institutional projects and agricultural structures.

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A&S Building Systems: A&S Building Systems was founded in 1958 and acquired by NCI in 1992. Based in Caryville, Tennessee, the company serves commercial, community and agricultural markets throughout the eastern United States. A&S Building Systems markets and sells custom-engineered building solutions through its established local Builder network. The company's innovative design, comprehensive product offerings and unparalleled customer service have positioned it as a dominant leader within the metal buildings industry.

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Mesco: Mesco was originally formed in Dallas, Texas in 1955 and acquired by NCI in 1996. The company markets and manufactures engineered metal building systems for such structural purposes as manufacturing and warehouse facilities, hangars, retail establishments, community buildings, institutional projects and agricultural structures. Since its inception, Mesco has maintained a position of leadership in the metal building industry and was an innovator in the development of the industry standard used today in multi-column structures.

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