U.S. Department of Agriculture

Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District is a regional government agency that provides water reclamation and flood management services.

Navajo Nation Department of Water Resources manages and protects water resources, addressing infrastructure deficiencies.

The Vermont Bond Bank underwrites municipal loans for local infrastructure. The Vermont Bond Bank is administered by a five-person Board of Directors, four of whom are selected by the Governor, while the State Treasurer serves as an ex-officio member.

Basin Electric’s core business is generating and transmitting wholesale bulk electric power to customers, primarily to Their member rural electric systems, which are located in nine states: Colorado, Iowa, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wyoming. Their largest subsidiary, the for-profit Dakota Gasification Company, owns and operates the Great Plains Synfuels Plant near Beulah, ND, which gasifies lignite coal and captures some of the carbon dioxide emissions (CO2) and sends them to depleted Canadian oil fields for geologic sequestration.

North San Joaquin Water Conservation District's objective is to manage groundwater through the combined use of groundwater and surface water.

United and Turtle Mountain Communications is a provider of communication services in northeast North Dakota, specializing in fiber-optic technology. The company offers a range of services, including digital television, high-speed internet, and digital telephone solutions. Focused on delivering innovative and reliable connectivity, United and Turtle Mountain Communications aims to meet the needs of its customers by utilizing cutting-edge technology and equipment to ensure seamless communication and entertainment options.

AccessOn Networks offers advanced fiber-optic networks.

Alaska Power and Telephone operates as a communications and utility company that operates the utility-owned solar installation providing electricity. They construct infrastructure to meet connectivity requirements. They provide broadband, data transport, and backhaul network services.

IsoTruss, Inc. specializes in the engineering, design, and manufacturing of patented IsoTruss® lattice structures crafted from composite materials. These innovative structures are utilized in various applications, including telecommunications towers, utility poles, and smart poles. IsoTruss focuses on providing lightweight and sustainable solutions across multiple industries, such as telecommunications, aerospace, civil infrastructure, energy, and construction. The company's products are designed to resist local and global column buckling, presenting an efficient alternative to conventional materials like wood, steel, and aluminum. By prioritizing damage tolerance and environmental friendliness, IsoTruss aims to meet the evolving demands of modern infrastructure while promoting sustainability.

Midwest Electric specializes in providing electric distribution services to homes, farms, and businesses.