Big News for Florida! Northrop Grumman has won the contract to build the US Air Forces\’ next generation Long Range Strike Bomber (LRS-8). It was announced last night that Northrop beat out both Boeing and Lockheed Martin for this contract, which is expected to be over $55 billion throughout the life of the program. This […]

Central Florida has about $4.5 Billion of Commercial Construction work going on. Several of the projects are healthcare related. There are several hospital systems investing in their cancer treatment centers, which make up a piece of that $4.5 Billion! It\’s been some time since a new cancer center was built in the Central Florida area.

According to a recent article on bizjournals.com, Harbor House of Central Florida is officially expanding! For those of you that aren\’t familiar with Harbor House, they strive to help those affected by domestic violence. Last week, they held a ceremonial groundbreaking for their new 119-bed, 27,500-square-foot facility.  The $7.4 million facility is called \”Morgan &

Pinktober 2015! Today, the ladies of Florida Surety Bonds wore pink in support of Breast Cancer Awareness.

  We are very excited to have Sonja Harris join our team as Commercial Surety Manager of FSB America.  FSB America focuses on commercial bonds across the United States. Sonja is a licensed agent and specializes in commercial surety bonds. She has been in the construction industry since 1998 and the surety industry since 2009.

According to an article in the Tampa Bay Times, the Helen Gordon Davis Center for Women has created a course to teach women the necessary skills to work in construction. It is a free 10-week training course held at the Helen Gordon Davis Center in Hillsborough County. Its goal is to help women who are unemployed or underemployed

Attention Subcontractors! The University of Central Florida has some big projects in the works. Soon, there will be open bids for  six multi million-dollar construction projects.  Combined, the projects are worth almost $108 million. According to the article in the OBJ, here\’s a quick idea of what\’s in the works: Interdisciplinary Research and Incubator. The first phase