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open up the parts in solidworks. if you can't open them because you don't have a SW license, have the contractor who created them do this. export them to a neutral file format (STEP, IGES, Parasolid). open the exported file in Creo.
With Creo 2.0, you can open Solidworks files. Creo does a parasolid translation, which gives you a single import feature. This works for Solidworks 2012 and older files.
See this document from PTC: CS17730, or search the knowledge base for "open solidworks".
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