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Company Notes
News about Tampa Bay area companies
By Dolly Brosan, Times Staff Writer
Published January 28, 2008
ARCHITECTURE Williamson Dacar Associates Inc., 935 Main St., Suite C-4, Safety Harbor, announces these contracts:Pasco County school board, to design a 50,000-square-foot administrative building for the Land O'Lakes complex; and for St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church, Clearwater, for the design of 1,200-seat church and ancillary facilities. Construction is estimated at $7.5-million. Willingham Architecture for Health-care, 1698 Manor Way, St. Petersburg, announces its contract with Bayfront Medical Center to provide design and project management services for a 2,500-square-foot, class 8 clean room suite in the existing pharmacy department.Cost is $50,000. CONSTRUCTION The A.D. Morgan Corp., 716 N Renellie Drive, Tampa, has been named the 2007-2008 Business Partner of the Year by the Educational Foundation of Lake County. A.D. Morgan was recognized for supporting the district with volunteer hours, in-kind services and financial investments benefiting the teachers and students in Lake County. Creative Contractors Inc., 620 Drew St., Clearwater, announces its contract with VOCA Realty Inc., a design/build contract for a 18,000-square-foot pediatric surgery center on State Road 54, Odessa. The ambulatory surgery center and medical office includes operating rooms, nurse stations, exam rooms, a lobby and administrative spaces. Cost is $4.3-million. FOOD SERVICES Theodore Barber & Co. Inc., 1715 East Bay Drive, Suite E, Largo, announces its contract with Baha Mar Resort Casino and Spa in Nassau, Bahamas, to provide food service, laundry, warehouse design and solid waste solutions; and food services design for the Sheraton Hotel and for the Wyndham Hotel. HOME CARE PROVIDERS Griswold Special Care has opened an office at 7213 N Mobley Road, Tampa. Griswold provides companionship, homemaking and personal care services. Arthur and Frieda Moseley are owner/directors. The phone number is 813 343-0272; Web address is www.griswoldspecialcare.com. PUBLIC RELATIONS HarmonTampa PR, 4100 W Kennedy Blvd., Suite 206, Tampa, has been retained by Blue Bell Creameries to provide public relations and communication support to promote Blue Bell Creameries. REAL ESTATE Grubb & Ellis Commercial, 3030 N Rocky Point Drive W, Suite 560, Tampa, announces this lease transaction: BecKryger Capital Partners to Pepsi Bottling Co., 109,200 square feet, flex space, new lease, Interstate Commerce Park 4100 S Frontage Road, Lakeland. Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services, 7650 Courtney Campbell Causeway, Suite 920, Tampa, announces this sale transaction: Senior Living Residences Inc. to CB Health Ventures Inc., the Dogwood Inn, a 30-bed assisted living facility in Bonifay. $195,000. Realty Asset Advisors, 1311 N West Shore Blvd., Suite 201, Tampa, announces this sale transaction. Charles Bortz to Jones Properties LLC, Walsingham Village, consisting of three buildings on 1.98 acres, divided into 22 spaces at 14219 Walsingham Road, Largo, $2.3-million. RMC Property Group, 1733 West Fletcher Ave., Tampa, announces its lease transaction with the ALDI Group, a German grocery chain. The lease is for 18,600 square feet of retail space at Buccaneer Square at the intersection of Hillsborough Avenue and Memorial Highway, Tampa. TECHNOLOGY Magnetic, 5325 Primrose Lake Circle, Tampa, has launched these Web sites: The Hitting Academy (www.thehittingacademy.com), an indoor baseball and softball training facility in Clearwater. The new site features detailed information on membership packages, facilities, sporting goods stores, clinics, tournaments and franchise opportunities; and LocauUGo (www.localugo.com), based in Tampa, which provides a nationwide database of events. WRITE US Submit your news Mail: St. Petersburg Times, Business News Department, P.O. Box 1121, St. Petersburg, FL 33731 e-mail: dbrosan@sptimes.com Fax: (727) 893-8939
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