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June 16 2009 – Though the construction of the Santa Maria’s new Marian hospital has been underway since last October, the enormous project with a 2011 completion is currently providing much needed employment to over 120 construction workers during these rough economic times.

The $210 million project is one of the biggest to ever take place on California’s Central Coast.  The new hospital will have 188 beds and be twice the size of the old facilities.

To date, approximately $40 million has been spent on the construction, and the work is ahead of schedule, with the steel frame of the four-story building recently being completed.

Many local contractors are being utilized, including Smith Electric and Thoma Electric.  It is recommended that interested Santa Maria contractors and San Luis Obispo contractors pursue this opportunity, as apparently, several key subcontracting positions are still out for bid.

Josh Groves
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January 11, 2010 – The construction planning of a 40-acre hospital facility in Fort Worth, Texas is full speed ahead, according to a recent press release from the Arlington-based Texas Health Resources. The project, which is expected to kick-off in two years, will bring nearly one hundred construction jobs to Fort Worth contractors.

The proposed facility will have offices, surgical services, and an emergency room. Forth Worth HVAC contractors and other local tradesmen should contact Texas Health Resources about this opportunity.

See the article in Fort Worth Business Press fom more information.

jobtrio.com Staff
Construction Industry Newswire

January 15, 2010 – The Florida construction firm Kraft Construction Company Inc. has been awarded a $53 million contract by the Secretary of Veterans Affairs, Eric K. Shinseki, to build a new facility in Cape Coral, Florida. The two year project is expected to put nearly a hundred Cape Coral contractors to work.

The project will include a 220,000 square-foot building with departments for specialty care, diagnostic procedures, and surgery. The Naples general contractor is expected to employ many local tradesmen, including Cape Coral HVAC contractors.

For more detail, see the press release at PRNewswire.com.

jobtrio.com Staff
Construction Industry Newswire

January 30, 2009 – On Tuesday, the City Council of Santa Clarita, California approved the construction of a $32 million out-patient medical facility to be built near the intersection of Sierra Highway and Via Princessa. The project, which is expected to commence in the fall, should employ dozens of local tradesmen like Santa Clarita contractors and Sylmar builders.

The 108,000 facility in Canyon Country is aiming for a 2013 completion date.

For the full story, see The Signal.

jobtrio.com Staff
Construction Industry Newswire

February 7, 2010 – This spring, construction of a $28 million military veterans long-term-care and housing facility is set to begin in Tucson, Arizona. $18 million of the project is being funded by federal stimulus dollars. The construction is expected to provide dozens of jobs to Tucson contractors for over a year.

The lead contractor on the South Sixth Avenue facility is Haydon Building Corp. Interested parties, like Tucson plumbers, should contact them regarding yet unfilled subcontracting positions.

For a more complete story, see AZCentral.com.

jobtrio.com Staff
Construction Industry Newswire