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Stevens Construction Inc. has completed the renovation of the catheterization lab at the Florida Hospital Heart and Vascular Center, announced Mark Stevens, company president.

Located on the Sebring campus of the Florida Hospital Heartland Division, the renovation included an upgrade to Philips Allura equipment providing state-of-the-art image quality, while allowing the center to accommodate additional emergency heart procedures. 

Designed by HuntonBrady Architects, this project was inspected and licensed by the Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA), which ensures regulatory compliance for health care facilities throughout Florida.  

Christopher Cooke of Stevens Construction was the project manager; Mike Garland was superintendent; and Terri Sobeck was project administrator.

Stevens Construction has completed more than 15 projects for various campuses of the Florida Hospital. The company built a 36-bed, 50,000-square-foot expansion and remodeled a free-standing medical office on the hospital’s Sebring campus.

With offices in Maitland and Fort Myers, Fla., Stevens Construction specializes in providing construction management, general contracting, and consulting services to clients and design professionals. Other services include site and design team selection, budgeting, project scheduling, permitting, cost and quality control, and warranty service. The company builds commercial, healthcare and hospitality facilities. For information, visit http://www.stevensconstructioninc.com/ or call 239-936-9006.

Owen-Ames-Kimball Company (OAK) has completed the construction of an addition and renovation to the Good Wheels facility in south Fort Myers.

A 2,000-square-foot building was constructed in the south Fort Myers Good Wheels headquarters to address the growing meeting and office space needs. The one-story building construction included site work, a conference room, offices, dividable meeting room, restroom, kitchenette and driver dispatch area. Additionally, upgrades were made to the adjacent building including a canopy covering connecting the two buildings. Good Wheels is a not-for profit organization providing door-to-door transportation to the disabled, disadvantaged and the elderly in Southwest Florida. 

The OAK team for this project was Ron Berry as job site superintendent, Tom Misotti as project manager and Frank Bell as general superintendent.

Owen-Ames-Kimball Company has provided premier general contracting, design-build, and construction management services in Southwest Florida since 1982. O-A-K’s Florida operation is an affiliate of its parent company located in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The Florida operation has offices in Collier, Lee and Charlotte counties. Its Lee County office is located at 11941 Fairway Lakes Drive in Fort Myers. Learn more about OAK at www.owen-ames-kimball.com.