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A new $200 million, 34.5 acre, mixed-use community is coming to Lake Mary and construction is set to start next week. Griffin Farms at Midtown will be an upscale town center on the southwest corner of Lake Mary Blvd and Longwood Lake Mary Road and is set to bring a little bit of everything –

As a follow up to an article we had in our Summer newsletter, an article in the Insurance Journal confirms that the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation has given contingent approval for a statewide workers’ compensation rate increase. They agreed on an increase of 14.5% which will take effect December 1, 2016. Read the full

As you all know, a key part of a successful company is positive cash flow! Below are some helpful ways to keep cash flow high, especially during a busy time of year. Control Costs – It\’s a good idea to have your bookkeeper, accountant, or controller justify his or her job by insuring all of

Florida Surety Bonds is proud to partner with Habitat for Humanity to build up our communities.  A couple of years ago, we sponsored a Veteran Build in Casselberry, and this year, we helped with the first phase of the Longwood Townhouse project near the Sunrail station.  I’m pleased that 6 families are moving in next

Courtesy of Broadview Networks VoIP Blog. Broadview Networks   This map shows which industries dominate every US state. Broadview Networks used data provided by Hoover\’s to create this graphic, and the map specifically focuses on revenue from the last fiscal year.

    The construction business by its very nature involves large purchases of materials and equipment, as well as significant payments to subcontractors, so it is fraught with the opportunity for trusted employees to commit fraud. While it is important to be alert to the risk of theft by strangers, the potential for theft by

Work is in full force now on the $2.3 billion Ultimate I-4 renovation and there\’s still a need for more subcontractors and vendors. An article in the Orlando Business Journal says that by the estimated completion in 2021, SGL will have accepted bids for roughly 500 subcontracting packages in different areas. A few packages are currently

Yesterday, July 28th, the University of Central Florida\’s board of trustee\’s approved to proceed with a $38 million project that involves constructing a new building and demolishing an existing one. In the next nine months, UCF will start seeking contractor bids for the new 136,000-square-foot building – which will include faculty offices, classrooms, student advising and