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We all know the recession changed things, particularly in the construction industry. One of the most tangible ways to see that change is tracking our list of the Top 50 Contractors through the years.

Every year, the Business Ob-server ranks the top 50 contractors from Pasco to Collier counties by revenue. Participation in our list is voluntary, and we depend on contractors to provide us with the information we need to compile the list. This can be telling in itself.

Familiar faces from the list dur-ing the boom disappeared with the recession, as did the mammoth revenue numbers. This gave way to a new crop of contractors who found ways to survive and thrive while other companies went out of business.

Not only have the faces changed, but the nature of the contractors work has shifted. In the boom, resi-dential dominated the list as large

condominium projects sprouted across the coast. In the recession, public work became king.

In this years list, youll see a mix a positive sign of a recov-ering residential market. Public projects still make up the major-ity of the work for contractors on the list, from hospital and school projects to roads, but there are some bright spots for the private sector. Although residential proj-ects are still sparse, some large multifamily projects were started in 2012, and retail projects are once again making an appearance. The crown jewel of private projects is Arthrex Inc.s new 190,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Ave Maria, a project large enough to be listed as a few of the contractors notable projects for 2012.

Another positive trend gleaned from the list is the performance at the top of it: Of the top five contrac-tors, all but one posted rising rev-

enues the past two years. In 2012, three of five posted double-digit percentage increases in annual revenues.

The chart to the right, showing the total revenues from all contractors listed the past three years, pro-vides a visual representa-tion of the recovery: slow, but steady.

Overall, while some contractors continue to struggle with the pain of a slogging residential mar-ket, others have started to rebuild their companies and the Gulf Coast econo-my. The pace of growth is slow, but we get the sense that its sustainable. One theme in particular has come from interviewing those who top the list: Now that theyve survived, theyre here to stay.

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ADDRESS: 10210 Highland Manor Drive, Suite 110, Tampa 33610PHONE: 813-699-5900FAX: 813-699-5901WEB: prince-sdc.comPRINCIPALS: John D. Watson, president; Jack Calandros, Tom Craft and Doug Delaney, vice presidents; Miguel Faustino, chief financial officer; and Kathy Bartell, controller2012 GROSS REVENUE: $162.6 million 2011 GROSS REVENUE: $159.15 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 2.2%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 455YEAR FOUNDED: 1983

SPECIALTY: roadway, bridge, utility and site preparationLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Interstate 75 (Airport Access at Southwest Florida International Airport Collector-Distributor System Project), roadway from I-75 to the airport mid-field terminal, Fort Myers, $54.1 millionNOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: U.S. 301 (State Road 43), widening six miles of

U.S. 301, Gibsonton, $63 million I-75 expansion, widening and reconstruction of

11.4 miles from State Road 56 to Fowler Avenue, including replacing three bridges; widening 16 bridges; constructing a temporary bridge and storm drainage, Tampa, $94.7 million

Causeway Boulevard, widening 3.6 miles of Causeway Boulevard also known as State Road 676, Tampa, $43 million

Rouse Road, reconstructing and widening 2.1 miles of roadway, Orange County, $33 million

Interstate roadwork, reconstructing State Road 84, widening Interstate 595, and constructing reversible express lanes along 4.3 miles of the I-595 Express Project Corridor, Fort Lauderdale, $86 million

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ADDRESS: 11600 Ninth St. N., St. Petersburg 33716PHONE: 727-210-0492FAX: 727-210-0503WEB: powerdesigninc.usPRINCIPALS: Mitch Permuy, CEO; Dana Permuy, chief financial officer; and Meredith Zdon, chief operating officer2012 GROSS REVENUE: $141 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $110 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 28.2%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 373YEAR FOUNDED: 1989SPECIALTY: design/build, multifamily, data centersLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Coresite Reston Building 2 Red Brick, electrical installation for a

200,000- square-foot data center; Reston, Va., $21.5 millionNOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Camp Lejeune, electrical

work for military hous-ing, Jacksonville, N.C., $17.3 million

Jade Ocean, electrical work on a condominium, Sunny Isles Beach, $11.1 million

Camp Allen, electrical work for a Navy residen-tial facility, Norfolk, Va., $11.5 million

North Bethesda Mar-ket electrical work for a mixed-use building, Bethesda, Md., $13.4 million

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prefabricated building componentsLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: University Medical Center, inpatient tower and diagnostic treatment pavilion interiors, New Orleans, $21.69 million

NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Marlins Park, interior and exterior framing, drywall, finishes, Miami, $7.8 mil-

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terior construction and finishes, Estero, $10.47 million

Coconut Creek Casino, interior and exterior framing, drywall and finishes for a casino, Coconut Creek, $8.5 million

Gulf Coast Medical Center, exterior framing and stucco and inte-rior framing and drywall for a 550,000-square foot medical cen-ter, Fort Myers, $13.63 million

Nemours Childrens Hospital, interior framing, drywall and finishes for a childrens hospital, Orlando, $10.37 million

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ADDRESS: 202 E. Center St., Tarpon Springs 34689PHONE: 727-942-2211FAX: 727-937-5708WEB: jkokolakis.comPRINCIPALS: Joseph J. Kokolakis, president; Nick Leo, executive vice president; Roderick C. Voigt, vice president; Arthur W. Gureck Jr., vice president of operations; and J. Ted Walker, managing director2012 GROSS REVENUE: $118.8 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $122.4 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: -2.9%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 138YEAR FOUNDED: 1972SPECIALTY: design-build, construction management and general contractingLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: NYC Childrens Center Bronx Campus & Central Services Building, construction of a 113,000-square-foot, two-story, 86-bed childrens center and a 49,000-square-foot, two-story central services building, Bronx, N.Y., $76 million

NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Army National Guard Training Cen-

ter Complex, a 149,000-square-foot

administrative and dormitory facility to include 148 rooms, administrative offices, supply and medical rooms, Fort Car-son, Colo., $41.2 million State University of New York Center of Agriculture and Natural Resources, a 90,000-square-foot facil-ity to house the Fisheries & Wildlife, Animal and Plant Science departments, Co-bleskill, N.Y., $39 million

Florida A&M University dormitory, a 245,000-square foot, seven-story, 800-bed residence hall, Tallahassee, $37.4 million

State University of New York reha-bilitate old chemistry classroom No. 2, 108,000-square-foot renovation and expansion of an old chemis-try building adding three lecture halls and general classrooms, Stony Brook, N.Y., $24 million

State University of New York new academic building, a 42,000-square-foot, three-story academic classroom building, relocation of an existing road and subgrade utilities and repair of an existing seawall, Throg Neck, N.Y., $23 million

DeAngelis Diamond Construction Inc.ADDRESS: 6635 Willow Park Drive, Naples 34109 PHONE: 239-594-1994FAX: 239-594-1995WEB: deangelisdiamond.comPRINCIPALS: David B. Diamond, founder/president; John M. DeAngelis, founder/vice president; Norman Gentry, vice president/principal; Jay Waltbillig, vice president/principal; Steve Soud, CFO/principal; Reggie Morgan, CEO of health care group; Jay Howard, principal vice president for BUILD; and William Gaston, principal vice president for BUILD2012 GROSS REVENUE: $100 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $88.5 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 13%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 70YEAR FOUNDED: 1996SPECIALTY: commercial, health care and publicLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Arthrex Inc., a two-story, 190,000-square-foot building with

30,000 square feet of office space, 100,000 square feet of manufacturing space and 60,000 square feet of clean room space, Ave Maria, $19 million

NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: The Residences at Coco-nut Point, more than 280 residential condominiums above/adjacent to an up-scale 1.2 million-square-foot retail/office development, Estero, $72 million Park Royal Psychiatric Hospital, a 76-bed inpatient psychiatric hospital facility, Fort Myers, $14 million Naples Lakes Country Club, 28,000 square feet of interior renovation and a clubhouse expansion, Naples, $3.4 mil-lion Goldcoast Salads, a 65,000-square-foot food

manufacturing and cold storage warehouse facility, Naples, $6.2 million

The Inn on Fifth, a 40,000-square-foot extension across the street from the existing hotel, Naples, $10 million

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VERADDRESS: 1430 L&R Industrial Blvd., Tarpon Springs 34689PHONE: 727-938-9719FAX: 727-938-7903WEB: hawkinsnet.comPRINCIPALS: John McCaugherty, president; Michael Beausir, executive vice president; Earle Cooper, executive vice president; and Donald Ondrejcak, executive vice president2012 GROSS REVENUE: $96.75 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $85 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 13.8%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 92YEAR FOUNDED: 1975SPECIALTY: general contractor, construction management and design/buildLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Shoppes at Bay Isles, 70,600-square-foot Publix Shopping Center with a CVS pharmacy, Longboat Key, $10 millionNOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Coastal Landings, retail

center, Brooksville, $16 million

Highland Town Center Shopping Center, retail center, Lakeland, $15.6 million

Clearwater Mall, a more than 265,000-square-foot retail center, Clearwater, $15 million

The Shops at Surfside, shopping center, Cape Coral, $14.5 million

The Forum Shopping center, retail center, Fort Myers, $14.2 million

ADDRESS: 620 Drew St., Clearwater 33755PHONE: 727-461-5522FAX: 727-447-4808WEB: creativecontractors.comPRINCIPALS: Alan Bomstein, president, CEO; Alan Holderith, senior vice president; Jerry Siminski, senior vice president; Joshua Bomstein, vice president; and Jim Cacini, vice president2012 GROSS REVENUE: $88.1 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $85.2 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 3.4%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 58YEAR FOUNDED: 1974SPECIALTY: construction management for public/institutional, health care and educational buildingsLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Highland Recreation Complex, a 45,480-square-foot, two-story recreation center with two gymnasiums, elevated running track, 30-foot-tall indoor play structure, offices, and preschool, Largo, $14.36 million

NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Manatee High School Da-vis Building, removal and replacement of the exist-ing Davis Building with an 800-seat auditorium, dress-ing rooms, classrooms, music labs, practice areas, teaching kitchen and din-ing area, Bradenton, $17.27 million Ruth Eckerd Hall, expan-

sion and renovation of a perform-ing arts hall and construction of an educational facility, Clearwa-ter, $21 million

Lakeland Regional Medical Center M Wing, patient tower, Lakeland, $33.8 million

Tarpon Springs Elementary School, 110,000-square-foot school, Tarpon Springs, $24.6 million

USF St. Petersburg Multi-Purpose Student Center, six-story, 200-bed residence hall connected to a two-story student services building with a ballroom, meeting space and dining services, St. Peters-burg, $16.5 million

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ADDRESS: 5001 Lakewood Ranch Blvd. N., Sarasota 34240PHONE: 941-366-3116FAX: 941-954-5509WEB: willissmith.comPRINCIPALS: David E. Sessions, CEO/president; and F. John LaCivita, vice president2012 GROSS REVENUE: $68.4 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $43.3 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 58%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 52YEAR FOUNDED: 1972SPECIALTY: arts and culture, health care and educationLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Sarasota County Technical Institute Vocational Buildings, five one-story and one two-story education buildings, Sarasota, $25.86 millionNOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: LECOM School of Dental Medi-

cine, dental school with two lecture halls, 11 dental suites and a 47,250-square-foot patient clinic,

Lakewood Ranch, $33 million Booker High School rebuild,

construction and renovation of a 330,000-square-foot school cam-pus, Sarasota, $48 million

Suncoast Polytechnical High School and Sarasota County Technical Center Re-build, 65,000-square-foot and 200,000-square-foot high school and technical program facilities, Sarasota, $47 million

Matzke Transportation facility, re-development of an 11,000-square-foot, 4.8-acre fleet maintenance facility for the School Board of Manatee County, Bradenton, $17.9 million

Ringling College of Art & De-sign North Hall Student Hous-ing and Academic Building, 75,000-square-foot five-story multi-housing facility and 82,000-square-foot, five-story building with studios, gallery spaces and auditorium space, Sarasota, $35 million

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Ripa & Associates LLCADDRESS: 1409 Tech Blvd., Suite 1, Tampa 33619PHONE: 813-623-6777FAX: 813-663-6724WEB: ripatampa.comPRINCIPALS: Frank P. Ripa, CEO; and Chris LaFace, president2012 GROSS REVENUE: $70 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $68 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 2.9%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 280YEAR FOUNDED: 1998SPECIALTY: site, utilities and roadway constructionLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: St. Josephs Hospital South, site construction, paving, utilities and off-site improvements, Riverview, $8.5 million

NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Pasco Hernando Com-

munity College-Porter Campus, site construc-tion, paving, utilities, Wesley Chapel, $1.8 million

Baycare Corporate Office, site construction, paving and utilities, Largo, $3.1 million

Bruce B. Downs, expan-sion and widening the road from State Road 54 to County Line Road, Wesley Chapel, $13 mil-lion

Randal Park, site con-struction, utilities and roadways, Lake Nona, $4 million

Starling at FishHawk Ranch, site construction, utilities and roadways, Lithia $7 million

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St. Josephs Hospital South

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10ADDRESS: 1415 10th St. W., Palmetto 34221PHONE: 941-729-0000FAX: 941-729-0007WEB: zconstruction.comPRINCIPALS: Alan Zirkelbach, president; Jim Pastor, executive vice president; and Craig Zirkelbach, vice president2012 GROSS REVENUE: $66 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $38 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 73.7%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 42YEAR FOUNDED: 1996SPECIALTY: design/build, commercial and industrial construction and construction managementLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: FedEx Ground Distribution Center, an 186,321-square-foot distribution center for FedEx, Des Moines, Iowa, $8 million

NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Lynches River Electric Co-operative, 26,000-square-foot headquarters, 17,900-square-foot warehouse and 16,900-square-foot vehicle-storage facility, Pageland, S.C., $11 million Manatee County Court-house, historical facade renovation, Bradenton, $2.5 million Downtown Bradenton

Transit Station, bus terminal and art walk, Bradenton, $2.5 million

Hendrick Honda of Easley, a stand-alone two-story, 40,540-square-foot car dealership and associated site work on six acres, Easley, S.C., $4.7 million

Manatee School for the Arts, a three-story, 41,200-square-foot classroom building and associated site work, Palmetto, $4.2 million

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ADDRESS: 1645 Barber Road, Sarasota 34240PHONE: 941-377-6800FAX: 941-378-2296WEB: mesgc.comPRINCIPALS: John A. McIntyre, president; Fred Strammer, vice president of estimating, sales; Ryan McIntyre, vice president of retail construction; Mark Freeman, vice president of operations, secretary; and Greg Elwell, vice president of business development2012 GROSS REVENUE: $46 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $34.4 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 33.7%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 73YEAR FOUNDED: 1987SPECIALTY: commercial construction, senior-care facilities and apartmentsLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Blessed Pope John XXIII Apartments, a three-story, 68-unit

low-income HUD apartment complex, Port Charlotte, $7.5 millionNOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Publix Super Market, renovation of an existing grocery store, Lakeland, $1.9 million Sarasota Village Plaza, demolition and reconstruc-tion of the existing Village Plaza shopping center,

Sarasota, $3.8 million Bealls Department Store/Bealls

Outlet, an 86,000-square-foot building for both stores, Fernan-dina Beach, $1.9 million

Whole Foods Market, interior build-out for a 38,000-square-foot grocery store, Carrollwood, $2.8 million

Publix Super Market, interior renovation of a grocery store and construction of a 10,000-square-foot addition, Huntsville, Ala., $2.9 million.

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ADDRESS: 6354 118th Ave. N., Largo 33773PHONE: 727-546-3561FAX: 727-545-1801WEB: bchmechanical.comPRINCIPALS: Daryl W. Blume, president; Daniel J. Allen, vice president of operations; Brian Wilkinson, vice president of sales; and John Fields, chief financial officer2012 GROSS REVENUE: $62.05 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $54.2 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 14.5%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 425YEAR FOUNDED: 1976SPECIALTY: HVAC, plumbing and medical gasLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: University of Tampa Residence Hall VII, mechanical work for a 193,000-square-foot, 528-bed student housing facility, Tampa, DND

NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: St. Joseph North Hospital, HVAC and plumbing for a 350,000-square-foot hospi-tal, Tampa, $31 million Tampa General Hospital Expansion, HVAC, plumbing and sheet metal on a hospi-tal wing, Tampa, $25 million The Amway Center, plumbing and piping for an 18,500-seat NBA arena,

Orlando, $8.5 million Burnham Institute for Medical

Research, HVAC, plumbing and medical gas work for a medical facility, Orlando, $16.2 million

Nielson Media Research Cen-ter, HVAC, plumbing, and a full automation system for a 616,000-square-foot corporate campus, Oldsmar, $15 million

ADDRESS: 6320 Tower Lane, Sarasota 34240PHONE: 941-552-0240FAX: 941-552-0245WEB: coreconstruction.comPRINCIPALS: John Wiseman, president; Brent Elliott, director of operations; Brian Jones, director of development; and Grant Curtan, director of pre-construction2012 GROSS REVENUE: $55 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $68 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: -19.1%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 46YEAR FOUNDED: 1982SPECIALTY: renovation, restoration and additions, design-build and construction management LARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN

2012: Trio at Encore, an 141-unit multifamily development, Tampa, $17.9 millionNOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Lighthouse Commons at Edison State College, a 405-bed student-housing project, Fort Myers,$18.5 million Villa Grand at Sarasota, an 108-unit independent living project, Sarasota, $13.86 mil-lion

Osprey Lodge, a 124-unit assisted-living facility with an Alzheimers building, Tavares, $11.79 million

Artisan Club Condominiums, an eight-building condominium development, Celebration, $57.71 million

Marriott Hotel, a nine-story, 230-room hotel, Normal, Ill., $60.7 million

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ADDRESS: 2701 Prince St., Fort Myers 33916PHONE: 239-332-4646FAX: 239-332-5928WEB: bandicontractors.comPRINCIPALS: Gary H. Griffin, president; Jason N. Grabowski, vice president; and Brian Kelly, secretary2012 GROSS REVENUE: $44 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $48.8 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: -9.8%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 284YEAR FOUNDED: 1960SPECIALTY: mechanical, electrical and plumbingLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Arthrex manufacturing and warehouse facility, mechanical work and fuel system for a 200,000-square-foot manufacturing plant with 60,000 square feet of clean room space, Ave Maria, $4.8 million

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Nortrax Service Facility, HVAC, plumbing, electrical and fuel pip-ing work for new industrial equip-ment facility, Miami, $1.1 million

Edison State College Student Housing, HVAC and plumbing work for new design/build multi-story student housing building, Fort Myers, $2 million

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Kellogg & Kimsey Inc.ADDRESS: 6077 Clark Center Ave., Sarasota 34238PHONE: 941-927-7700FAX: 941-927-7705WEB: kelloggkimsey.comPRINCIPALS: Philip A. Kellogg, president; Charles B. Kimsey, executive vice president; and David Pfeil, vice president of operations2012 GROSS REVENUE: $45 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $70 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: -35.7%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 49YEAR FOUNDED: 1986SPECIALTY: retail, hospitality and general commercialLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Homewood Suites, four-story, 128-unit hotel, Orlando, $9 million

NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: SeaWorld Marriott Hotels,

seven-story SeaWorld-themed SpringHill Suites and Fairfield Inn & Suites, Orlando, $29.5 million

Hotel Sierra, 17-story hotel and parking garage, Charlotte, N.C., $19 mil-lion

Aloft Hotel & Parking Ga-rage, 115-unit, five-story hotel over three levels of parking and retail/res-taurant space, Asheville, N.C., $18.5 million

Ritz-Carlton Beach Club, luxury beach club with restaurant, swimming pools and underground parking, Sarasota, $17.2 million

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ADDRESS: 2713 N. Falkenburg Road, Tampa 33619PHONE: 813-623-3724FAX: 813-621-1439WEB: edtaylor.netPRINCIPALS: Brian Jackson, president; R. Mark Weaver, vice president; and James Walters, secretary/ treasurer2012 GROSS REVENUE: $44 million

2011 GROSS REVENUE: $21 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 109.5%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 52YEAR FOUNDED: 1991SPECIALTY: commercial and industrialLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Feld Entertainment, redevelopment of an existing industrial property into a global headquarters for a large entertainment company, Palmetto, $15 million

NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Sanibel Harbor Resort, reconstruc-

tion of resort hotel after a hurricane, Sanibel, $18.8 million

Tropical Sportswear, an office build-ing, Tampa, $14.4 million

Cypress Bay Executive Office, an of-fice building, Tampa, $13.2 million

Microlumen, an office and manufac-turing facility, Oldsmar, $9.7 million

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ADDRESS: 1501 Second Ave., Tampa 33605PHONE: 813-241-1600FAX: 813-367-4214WEB: kimmins.comPRINCIPALS: Joseph M. Williams, president2012 GROSS REVENUE: $43 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $44 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: -2.3%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 173YEAR FOUNDED: 1923SPECIALTY: civil site work, demolition, stone and aggregate salesLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: City of Tampa F&I Water Mains 2 to 42, installing various sized water mains along with testing and restoration throughout the city limits, Tampa, $13 millionNOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Tampa Port Authority Petroleum

Facilities Improvements, installa-

tion of roadway, DND St. Josephs Heart Center Hospital, Tampa, demoli-tion of the existing site and generator building and construction of a lift station, storm piping, water, fire services, concrete pavement and site pavement, Tampa, DND St. Anthonys Hospital, de-molition of existing site and interior building demolition,

earthwork, storm piping, water, fire, concrete pavement and site pave-ment, St. Petersburg, DND

Removal and replacement of an existing force-main, open cut to in-stall a new 16-inch PVC force-main and removal of the exiting force-main, milling and overlay existing roadways, Tampa, DND

Tampa International Airport park-ing rehabilitation, replacement of the entrance and exit ramps, resto-ration and replacement of concrete within the active parking garages, Tampa, DND

Kimmins Contracting Corp.ADDRESS: 9260 Estero Park Commons Blvd., Suite 101, Estero, 33928PHONE: 239-738-7800WEB: mcgarveydevelopment.comPRINCIPALS: John S. McGarvey, president2012 GROSS REVENUE: $44 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $45 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: -2.2%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 45YEAR FOUNDED: 1996SPECIALTY: design/build, commercial, residential developer and custom homebuilderLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Franklin Academy, 91,365-square-foot, two-story elementary school Cooper City, DNDNOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Renaissance Charter School, 110,000-square-

foot school campus, Port St. Lucie, $12.01 million

Oasis Charter High School, 50,000-square-foot education building, Cape Coral, $7.8 million

Quail West Clubhouse, renovation of a 70,000-square-foot clubhouse, Naples $8.6 million

La Caille Villas in Quail West, 16-unit luxury residential villas, Naples, $20 million

Henderson Franklin Attorneys office, 53,500-square-foot law office, Fort Myers, $2.6 million

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19ADDRESS: 5661 Independence Circle, Suite 1, Fort Myers, 33912PHONE: 239-939-5251FAX: 239-939-5117WEB: brooksandfreund.comPRINCIPALS: Richard Freund, manager2012 GROSS REVENUE: $38 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $45 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: -15.6%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 22YEAR FOUNDED: 2000SPECIALTY: design-build, general contractor, construction managerLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Pinellas Heights, 153-unit senior-living facility, Largo, $16.44 million

NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: American Momentum Bank, five-story bank with high-end finishes, Naples, $8.17 million Diversified Yacht Services, demolition of marina facil-ity and construction of a 50,000-square-foot large-vessel service facility and 10,000-square-foot harbor-master outpost, Fort Myers, $15.18 million

Royal Palm Yacht Club, renovations and additions to an existing club-house, Fort Myers, $1.74 million

Paseo, 54 multi-story buildings, Fort Myers, $39.19 million

Renaissance Preserve, affordable housing community with 35 town-homes, Fort Myers, $22.25 million

ADDRESS: P.O. Box 10127, Bradenton 34282PHONE: 941-756-1871FAX: 941-755-1379WEB: woodruffandsons.comPRINCIPALS: Donald Woodruff, president; Bruce Woodruff, vice president; and Linda Wakeman, secretary/treasurer2012 GROSS REVENUE: $34 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $35 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: -2.9%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 140YEAR FOUNDED: 1946SPECIALTY: sewer, waterline installation, site development and

road buildingLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: River Road and U.S. 41 intersection, improvements, roadwork and utilities, Venice, $8.7 millionNOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: U.S. 301 from Erie Road to County

Road 675, utility and roadway improvements, Parrish, $21.13 million

Webber Street, roadway improve-ments, Sarasota, $11.9 million

Tidewater Preserve, residential utility and site development, Bra-denton, $11.79 million

University Town Center, phase 1B, utilities and retail site develop-ment, Sarasota, $17.12 million

Peace River Phase 2 Pipeline In-terconnect, seven miles of 42-inch water-main pipeline, North Port, $10.1 million

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ADDRESS: 2543 Rockfill Road, Fort Myers 33916PHONE: 800-741-3114FAX: 239-332-0939WEB: crowther.netPRINCIPALS: Lee Scott Crowther, chairman; Kevin M. Callans, president; and Thomas S. Callans, secretary/treasurer2012 GROSS REVENUE: $37.7 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $40.1 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: -6%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 325YEAR FOUNDED: 1974SPECIALTY: roofing, HVAC and light-gauge metal trusses, HVAC

LARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Terraces of Bonita, steel trusses, tile, lightweight concrete, membrane roofing for a residential development, Bonita Springs, $3.7 millionNOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Bears Paw Villas, metal shingle re-roof a residen-tial development, Naples, $3.1 million St. Williams Church, steel

truss, tile, membrane roofing a church, Naples, $700,000

Labelle Elementary School, metal re-roofing a school, Labelle, $1.1 million

Venice High School, metal roof-ing, membrane roofing a school, Venice, $1.7 million

ADDRESS: 11941 Fairway Lakes Drive, Fort Myers 33913PHONE: 239-561-4141FAX: 239-561-1996WEB: owen-ames-kimball.comPRINCIPALS: David Dale, president; Patrick Conran, vice president; Steve Richards, vice president; and Sherry Schreier, vice president2012 GROSS REVENUE: $36 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $50 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: -28%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 41YEAR FOUNDED: 1982SPECIALTY: general contractor, construction management and design/buildLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Venice Municipal Airport runway project, reconstructing a runway and taxiways, security fencing and other associated improvements, Venice, $7 million

NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: East, Neil Armstrong and Peace River

Replacement Schools, new schools to replace several hurricane dam-

aged elementary schools, Charlotte County, $65 million

South Fort Myers High School, a school, Fort Myers, $37 million

Southwest Florida International Airport Runway 6/24 and Taxiway A Rehabilitation, runway and taxiway replacement, Fort Myers, $26.4 mil-lion

Florida Gulf Coast University Lutgert School of Business, an education building, Fort Myers, $17 million

Marco Marriott Resort and Spa Renovations, extensive renovation of a hotel and amenities, Marco Island, $50 million

Brooks & Freund LLC Crowther Roofing & Sheet Metal of Florida Inc.

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ADDRESS: 8284 Vico Court, Sarasota 34240PHONE: 941-377-1000FAX: 941-377-4499WEB: sutterroofing.comPRINCIPALS: Stephen F. Sutter, chairman; Douglas C. Sutter, vice president; and Bradley W. Sutter, vice president service division2012 GROSS REVENUE: $33.2 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $30.2 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 9.9%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 234YEAR FOUNDED: 1979SPECIALTY: commercial roofing, maintenance and repairs, architectural sheet metal and custom residential applicationsLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: McIntosh Middle School, retrofitting a 150,000-square-foot middle school, Sarasota, $1 million NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Publix freezer and distribu-

tion expansion, re-roofing a 700,000-square-foot freezer building, Lakeland, $3.55 million

Sysco Distribution Center, reroof-ing a 300,000-square-foot build-ing, Bradenton, $2.4 million

Boca Ciega Replacement High School, reroofing a new school campus, St. Petersburg, $1.72 million

Pasco High School EEE, roofing a 150,000-square-foot high school, Hudson, $1.58 million

L-3 Aviation Recorders, reroofing a 686,000-square-foot building, Sarasota, $589,000

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ADDRESS: 4825 140th Ave. N., Suite K, Clearwater 33762PHONE: 727-530-0077FAX: 727-530-0045WEB: apgelectric.comPRINCIPALS: John R. Kavula, chairman and CEO; Jerry Lightner, chief operating officer; Mike Henley, president; and Chris Johnson, vice president2012 GROSS REVENUE: $30.3 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $23.9 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 26.8%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 250YEAR FOUNDED: 1983SPECIALTY: electrical contracting and engineeringLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: St Josephs Hospital South, a 352,000-square-foot, four-story, full-service

hospital with an attached

three-story, 80,000-square-foot medical arts building, Riverview, $28 million

NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Universal Studios Island of Adven-

ture: The Lost Continent, construc-tion of theme park rides and attrac-tion, Orlando, $13.98 million

Tampa Museum of Art, a downtown waterfront museum with galleries, lecture rooms, caf and catering fa-

cili-ties, Tampa, $5.5 million

Tampa International Plaza, a two-level mall with restaurants and parking, Tampa, $6.18 million

St. Josephs Hospital North, a three-level acute-care hospital, Tampa, $26 million

Boca Ciega High School, extensive renovation of an existing high school including several new build-ings, Gulfport, $10 million

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ADDRESS: 7015 Professional Parkway E., Sarasota 34240PHONE: 941-907-9099FAX: 941-907-9079WEB: halfacreconstruction.comPRINCIPALS: John Jack Cox III, president/owner; Andrew Stultz, vice president/Charlotte County manager; Reed Giasson, vice president of operations; and Kim French, vice president of client services2012 GROSS REVENUE: $25.5 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $23.5 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 8.5%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 22YEAR FOUNDED: 1970SPECIALTY: design/build, construction management, general contracting and tenant improvementsLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Sun Hydraulics manufacturing facility, a 75,000-square-foot industrial facility, Sarasota, $16 million

NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Gold Coast Eagle Distributing head-

quarters, a 150,000-square-foot distri-bution facility with cold storage space

and 20,000 square feet of office, Lake-wood Ranch, $16 million

Sarasota County Board of Realtors Headquarters Offices, a 15,000-square-foot office building with meeting/training rooms, Sarasota, $2.6 million

Port Manatee Warehouse No. 11, a 171,000-square-foot warehouse,

Palmetto, $5.7 million

Charlotte County Airport expansion, adding a new administration and terminal complex, Punta Gorda, $8.2 million

Utopia Packaging, a 52,000-square-foot food packing facility, Myakka City, $2.3 million

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Halfacre Construction Co.

ADDRESS: 4239 63rd St. W., Bradenton 34209PHONE: 941-795-6100FAX: 941-795-6101WEB: tdsconstruction.comPRINCIPALS: David K. Scherer, president; Robert D. Baker, vice president of construction; and Ron E. Strange, senior project manager2012 GROSS REVENUE: $28.6 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $25.6 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 11.7%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 75YEAR FOUNDED: 1987SPECIALTY: retail and tenant build-outsLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Burlington Coat Factory, a retail department store, Phoenix, $1.3 millionNOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: HH Gregg, retail tenant finishes, Orlan-

do, $1.8 million Z Gallerie, new retail construction, Pem-

broke Pines, $1.17 million Burlington Coat Factory, retail tenant

improvements, Glen Allen, Va., $1.24 million

T.J. Maxx, interior build-out, Inverness, $1.65 million

Wal-Mart #817, interior build-out, Kis-simmee, $1.2 million

Conditioned Air Corp. of Naples Inc.ADDRESS: 3786 Mercantile Ave., Naples 34104

PHONE: 239-643-2445

FAX: 239-643-0996

WEB: conditionedair.com

PRINCIPALS: W. Theodore Etzel III, CEO; Keith Walker, president and chief operating officer; and Carol Papesh, senior vice president and chief financial officer

2012 GROSS REVENUE: $27.8 million

2011 GROSS REVENUE: $24.9 million

CHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 11.6%

FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 220

YEAR FOUNDED: 1962

SPECIALTY: HVAC, sales service and design/build

LARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Custom residence, installation of a geothermal, heat pump, and cooling tower mechanical systems, Old Naples $700,000.

NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS:

Hyatt Place, HVAC system for a three-story hotel, Sarasota, $675,000

Hyatt Place, HVAC system for a five-story hotel, Fort Myers, $655,500

Naples Landfill Gas-to-Energy Project, HVAC system for an 8,300-square-foot building, Naples, $226,031.

North Lee County Wastewater Treatment Plant, HVAC for a wastewater treatment building, North Fort Myers, $155,755

Boys and Girls Club, HVAC system in new building, Naples, $150,025

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W. THEODORE ETZEL III

ROBERT D. BAKER

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ADDRESS: 2719 17th St. E., Palmetto 34221PHONE: 941-722-0621FAX: 941-722-1382WEB: tlcdiversified.comPRINCIPALS: Thurston Lamberson, president; Joanne Lamberson, senior vice president; and Dalas Lamberson, vice president of operations2012 GROSS REVENUE: $25 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $10 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 150%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 80YEAR FOUNDED: 1985SPECIALTY: water and wastewater infrastructureLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Water Conservation II Water Reclamation Facility treatment improvements phase I, upgrades and improvements to a wastewater treatment facility, Orlando, $11.3 millionNOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Century Village North

Reclaimed Water Facility, upgrades to water treat-ment plant, Palm Beach County, $3.8 million

Headworks screening and grit-removal project, Clearwater, $5.65 million

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ADDRESS: 924 E. Busch Blvd., Tampa, 33612PHONE: 813-935-2191FAX: 813-935-2456WEB: delotto.comPRINCIPALS: Craig Lamberson, president; Wayne Fernandez, executive vice president; Doug Littrell, executive vice president; and Darrin Thomson, vice president2012 GROSS REVENUE: $23 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $30.6 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: -24.8%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 30YEAR FOUNDED: 1946SPECIALTY: general contractors, design/builders and construction managersLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Ferman BMW, a 66,700-square-foot dealership including showroom, service and parts building, Palm Harbor, DND

NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Tampa Preparatory School, a new campus including 125,000 square feet of class-room space, a 15,000-square-foot athletic facility and 10,000-square-foot theater, Tampa, $17.8 million Davis Islands Residence, a 30,000-square-foot home, Tampa, DND

Glazer Childrens Museum, 53,000-square-foot, three-story museum with exhibit spaces, meeting rooms, an education cen-ter, outdoor terrace and kitchen, Tampa, $10.7 million

Ferman Automotive at Cypress Creek, a 99,000-square-foot auto dealership complex including a full service GMC, pre-owned, and Chrysler/Jeep auto centers, Lutz, DND

Audi Tampa at Reeves Import Mo-torcars, a 37,000-square-foot auto dealership, Tampa, DND

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J.O. DeLotto and Sons Inc.

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ADDRESS: 2300 22nd St. N., St. Petersburg, 33713PHONE: 727-821-3223FAX: 727-822-5726WEB: hcsfl.comPRINCIPALS: Bronson Alexander, president, CEO2012 GROSS REVENUE: $22.4 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $25.8 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: -13.2%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 32YEAR FOUNDED: 1920SPECIALTY: construction management, design/build and general contractorLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Aqua Apartments, renovation of a 16-story, 196-unit multifamily building, Tampa, $9.3 millionNOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: City of St. Petersburg Mahaffey Theater, renovation and ad-

ditions to a 95,000-square-foot theater, St. Petersburg, $21.74 million

St. Anthonys Hospital, interior and exterior renovation of an existing hospital and other campus enhancements, St. Peters-burg, $20.24 million

Museum of Fine Arts New Hazel Hough Wing, a 35,800-square-foot addition with a 5,600-square-foot conser-vatory to the existing museum, St. Petersburg, $17.65 million

Westminster Shores Bahama Place Building, a 78,000-square-foot independent-living building with 20 units and associated amenities, St. Petersburg, $14.65 million

Pinellas County Public Works operations and vehicle storage buildings, a hurricane-hardened emergency operations cen-ter with fail-over power, water systems and a storage facility for 32 vehicles, Clearwater, $27.39 million30

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Hennessy Construction Services Corp.

ADDRESS: 716 N. Renellie Drive, Tampa 33609PHONE: 813-832-3033FAX: 813-831-9860WEB: admorgan.comPRINCIPALS: Rebecca J. Smith, president; John Kalaf, vice president of operations; David Wade, director of marketing2012 GROSS REVENUE: $18 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $22 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: -18.2%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 28YEAR FOUNDED: 1989SPECIALTY: general contractor and construction managerLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: St. Petersburg College

Ethics and Social Science Building, three-story, mixed-use building with classroom, lecture hall and high-tech cafe with a full-kitchen on the Clearwater campus, Clearwater, $12 million NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Washington Correctional Institu-

tion, a new annex, Chipley, $43 million

Lowell Correctional Institution, a new annex, Ocala, $28 million

Ese Center, a school, Home in the Hills, $17.9 million

Constans Theatre, a theater building for the University of Florida, Gainesville, $11 million

Sumter County Jail expansion, expanding a jail, Bushnell, $22 million

A.D. Morgan Corp.ADDRESS: 8170-4 Mainline Parkway, Fort Myers 33912PHONE: 239-939-4502FAX: 239-939-4225WEB: umihvac.comPRINCIPALS: Michael A. Clark, president2012 GROSS REVENUE: $22 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $21 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 4.8%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 120YEAR FOUNDED: 1987SPECIALTY: HVAC and plumbing LARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Chico building 10, HVAC for a new three-story office building, Fort Myers, $2.9 million

NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Sarasota Memorial Cen-tral Energy Plant, HVAC and plumbing for a central energy plant, Sarasota, $6.2 million James Stephens Acad-emy, HVAC and plumbing for a remodel/addition to Lee County school, Fort Myers, $3.1 million Florida Gulf Coast Uni-versity central energy plant, HVAC and plumbing for an

energy plant, Fort Myers, $2.8 mil-lion

Manatee Memorial patient tower, HVAC and plumbing for a patient tower, Bradenton, $5.7 million

Lee County Justice Center, HVAC and plumbing, Fort Myers, $3.3 million

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United Mechanical Inc.

Aqua Apartments

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ADDRESS: 6771 Professional Parkway W., Suite 100, Sarasota 34240PHONE: 941-907-0010FAX: 941-907-0030WEB: recrawford.comPRINCIPALS: Jeffrey T. Smith, president and Utahna Smith, vice president, chief financial officer2012 GROSS REVENUE: $18 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $15 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 20%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 35YEAR FOUNDED: 1996SPECIALTY: retail, office, restaurant and medicalLARGEST PROJECT

STARTED IN 2012: WaWa, a 6,472-square-foot convenience store, Lake Mary, $1.11 millionNOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Ethan Allen, retail store,

Viera, $2.7 million Social Security Admin-

istration building, office building, Bradenton, $4.1 million

Veterans Administration, medical center, Bradenton, $2.3 million

Ruth Chris Steakhouse, renovation and an addition to a building to create a 7,900-square-foot restau-rant, Tampa, $1.2 million

LDS Meeting House, a 16,000-square-foot build-ing, Lake Buena Vista, $3.4 million

ADDRESS: 8433 Enterprise Circle, Suite 140, Lakewood Ranch 34202PHONE: 877-361-2620FAX: 941-552-0350WEB: veteranconstructors.comPRINCIPALS: Andreas Knispel, president, CEO2012 GROSS REVENUE: $16 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $13 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 23.1%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 20YEAR FOUNDED: 2009SPECIALTY: design/build, construction management and general contractingLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: U.S. Coast Guard Barracks, new lift station, paving and additional improvements

to a three-story barracks facility, Elizabeth City, DNDNOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Naval Facilities Engineering

Command, interior work for a 22,000-square-foot child care center, Norfolk Naval Station, Va., $255,000

Fort Bragg Barracks re-newal project, site fixtures and more for two four-story and one six-story residential building, Fort Bragg, N.C., $2.45 million

Fort Pierce federal court-house project, exte-rior framing and more for courthouse project, Fort Pierce, $846,000

James A Haley Veterans Hospital polytrauma addition, architectural pre-cast wall panels for a 170,000-square-foot addi-tion, Tampa, $2.43 million

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35ADDRESS: 6208 Whiskey Creek, Fort Myers, 33919PHONE: 239-936-9006FAX: 239-936-9010WEB: stevensconstructioninc.comPRINCIPALS: Mark Stevens, president; Troy Hernly, director of construction; and Terri Sobeck, director of administration2012 GROSS REVENUE: $15.3 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $9.8 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 56.1%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 27YEAR FOUNDED: 2003SPECIALTY: construction management, commercial, health care, religious and hospitality constructionLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Florida Hospital Tampa facade, multi-phase exterior and interior updates to a hospital including renovating 355 patient

rooms, Tampa, $9.88 millionNOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: The Center for Specialized Surgery, 9,102-square-foot surgical facility, Fort Myers, $2.9 million Suncoast Beverage sales addition, remodeling a 114,460-square-foot ware-house distribution center with a 5,625-square-foot keg cooler, Fort Myers, $1.5 million

Bud and Donna Somers Hospice House and Resource Center, a 16-suite hospice building, Sebring, $6.5 million

Eye Specialists Cornea and Laser Center, renovation of a surgical center and a 4,600-square-foot ad-dition, Fort Myers, $2.9 million

Florida Hospital Heartland 36-bed expansion, a 50,000-square-foot addition to an existing hospital building, Sebring, $6.4 million

ADDRESS: 1904 Manatee Ave. W., Suite 300, Bradenton 34205PHONE: 941-749-1959FAX: 941-746-8475WEB: patcook.comPRINCIPALS: Pat Cook, president; Don Sicking, vice president; and Darla Cook, secretary/treasurer2012 GROSS REVENUE: $14.3 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $16.7 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: -14.4%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 10YEAR FOUNDED: 1992SPECIALTY: schools, retail and government constructionLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN

2012: Value Place Hotel, 129-room hotel, Alpharetta, Ga., $3.46 millionNOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: University Consumer Square, a 110,000-square-foot retail shop, Sarasota, $5 million Manatee County Trans-portation Complex, a 35,000-square-foot office building, $3 million

Trilectron Industries, a 130,000-square-foot manufactur-ing facility, Bradenton, $5.6 million

Value Place Hotel, eight hotels, statewide, $4 million to $5 million

Venice Fire Station No. 3, a 16,800-square-foot fire station, Venice, DND

38Pat Cook Construction Inc.

ADDRESS: 8803 Industrial Drive, Tampa 33637PHONE: 813-988-1669FAX: 813-988-1855WEB: mcenany.comPRINCIPALS: Michael McEnany, president2012 GROSS REVENUE: $15 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $12 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 25%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 135YEAR FOUNDED: 1985SPECIALTY: roofing, exterior shell repair, brick workLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Chiaramonte Elementary School

reroof, removing the existing roof and reroofing a school, Tampa, $1.21 millionNOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Sam Gibbons Federal Courthouse, roofing sys-tem for the courthouse, Tampa, $1.5 million Mosaic, roofing work for a corporate office building, Bartow, $2.8 million Trinity Hospital, roofing work, New Port Richey,

$2.6 million Tampa General Hospital, roofing

and brickwork, Tampa, $10 mil-lion

Kinder Morgan, roofing work for a storage building, Port Manatee, Bradenton, $415,000

ADDRESS: 1998 Trade Center Way, Suite 2, Naples 34109PHONE: 239-293-2608WEB: CGUnlimited.comPRINCIPALS: Barry Connor, founder, CEO; and Craig Gaskins, founder, chief operating officer2012 GROSS REVENUE: $14.7 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $9.3 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 58.1%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 7YEAR FOUNDED: 2010SPECIALTY: new construction, tenant improvements, remodelsLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Artecity, residential condominium work and new construction of three two-story townhomes, Miami

Beach, DND

NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS:

Hillcrest Manor, renova-tion of a 10-unit apart-ment complex, Naples, DND

Laketown Wharf, resi-dential condominium and hotel enhancements, Panama Beach, DND

Ritz-Carlton Beach Club expansion, improvements to the Ritz-Carlton Beach Club, Sarasota, DND

Tavira Tenant Improve-ments, interior and exteri-or balcony improvements to multiple units within Tavira Condominium, Naples, DND

Collier Historic Motorcar Museum, interior im-provements to historic car museum, Naples, DND

Stevens Construction Inc.McEnany Roofing & Contracting Inc.

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BARRY CONNOR

CRAIG GASKINS

PAT COOK

MARK STEVENS

Connor & Gaskins Unlimited LLC

Florida Hospital Tampa

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ADDRESS: 5910 Benjamin Center Drive, Suite 120, Tampa 33634PHONE: 813-884-5300FAX: 813-884-5600WEB: dynamixmechanical.comPRINCIPALS: Christopher C. Leiser, president2012 GROSS REVENUE: $13.5 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $5 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 170%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 100YEAR FOUNDED: 2007SPECIALTY: mechanical contractor, engineering, maintenanceLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Fort Bragg Third Brigade Combat Teams processing center, renovation of the HVAC and plumbing systems, Fayetteville, N.C., $1.7 million

NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Fort Benning Build-ing 2762, renovation of the HVAC and plumbing sys-tems, Columbus, Ga., $1.9 million Intellicenter, install-ing an HVAC system for a commercial office building Tampa, $937,000 Dayton Veteran Affairs Hospital, renovation of a G.I. clinic and the addition

of a new primary care wing, Day-ton, Ohio, $1.02 million

Big Creek Pump Station, replacing three ventral axial-flow pumps, Des Moines River, Iowa, $1 mil-lion

Lockheed-Martin Corp., installing rooftop energy recovery ventila-tion units with chilled water pip-ing, Oldsmar, $300,000

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ADDRESS: 6574 Palmer Park Circle, Sarasota 34238PHONE: 941-929-9400FAX: 941-929-9500WEB: dlporter.comPRINCIPALS: Gary A. Loer, president; and C. Marshall White, vice president2012 GROSS REVENUE: $12.3 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $9.4 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 30.9%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 12YEAR FOUNDED: 1977SPECIALTY: commercial general contractor and construction managerLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: 1800 Atlantic Condominium Balcony Repairs, concrete and railing repairs to 168 balconies and glass-door replacements on 110 units, Key West, $5.79 million

NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Santa Maria Resort & Hotel, a

multi-building, 35-unit resort, Key West, $12.5 million

Staybridge Suites Hotel, a five-story, 104-unit hotel, Savannah, Ga., $8.2 million

Southernmost on the Beach Ho-tel, a five-building, 87-unit hotel, Key West, $17.8 million

Florida Key Mosquito Control, hanger and offices, Marathon, $7.7 million

Senior Citizen Plaza, concrete repair for a five-story, 200-unit apartment complex, Key West, $7.5 million

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GARY LOER and MARSHALL WHITE

Dynamix Mechanical

D.L. Porter Constructors Inc.

Fort Bragg Third Brigade Combat Team proceessing centerFort Bragg, N.C.

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Central Park, Lakewood Ranch

ADDRESS: 3801 N. Orange Ave., Sarasota 34234PHONE: 941-355-8575FAX: 941-351-8854WEB: frederickderrcompany.comPRINCIPALS: Frederick M. Derr, chairman of the board; and Keith A. Ravazzoli, president and chief operating officer2012 GROSS REVENUE: $11.33 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $8.5 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 33.3%

FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 82YEAR FOUNDED: 1961SPECIALTY: heavy highway construction, site development, utility installationLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Fairfield Paired Villas, infrastructure work for a subdivision, Bradenton, $1.7 million

NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Venetian Golf and River Club, in-

frastructure work for a subdivision, Venice, $24.5 million

Central Park, site-development for a 826-home subdivision, Lakewood Ranch, $9.7 million

Winchester Boulevard, roadway work, Charlotte and Sarasota coun-ties, $10.2 million

Lakewood Ranch Corporate Park, infrastructure work for a commer-cial development, Lakewood Ranch, $7.9 million

Honore Avenue East, roadway work, Manatee County, $7 million

FREDERICK DERR

Frederick Derr & Co. Inc.

ADDRESS: 13751 Jetport Commerce Parkway, Fort Myers 33913PHONE: 239-936-6002FAX: 239-936-8175WEB: rljames.comPRINCIPALS: Robert L. James, CEO; J. Kevin Phillips, president; and John Dahin, chief financial officer and vice president2012 GROSS REVENUE: $9.9 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $9.9 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 0%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 100YEAR FOUNDED: 1988SPECIALTY: painting, concrete repair and window installation

LARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Chambrel at Island Lake, complete rehab of a building exterior including replacement of the siding, windows, sliding glass doors, and painting, Longwood, DNDNOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Cabana Club Condomin-

ium, concrete restora-tion of a condominium, Clearwater, $1.4 million

Club Longboat, exterior restoration and painting, Longboat Key, $1 million

Oceans West, exterior painting, Daytona Beach Shores, $900,000

1800 Atlantic Condomin-ium, concrete restora-tion of a condominium, Key West, $416,000

43R.L. James Inc.

ADDRESS: 5012 W. Cypress St., Tampa 33607PHONE: 813-286-4707FAX: 813-286-3072WEB: masonrybuilders.comPRINCIPALS: Thomas B. Bradley, president; and Todd Bradley, vice president2012 GROSS REVENUE: $11 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $9.06 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 21.4%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 110YEAR FOUNDED: 1988SPECIALTY: masonry contractorLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Pinellas Heights Senior Housing,

masonry work for an assisted-living facility, Largo, $1.1 millionNOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Raymond James Stadium, masonry

work, Tampa, $7.5 million Manatee High School, masonry

work, Bradenton, $2.12 million Bradenton Village, masonry work

for a multifamily residential proj-ect, Bradenton, $3.5 million

St. Leo Housing, masonry work for a student housing facility, St. Leo, $1.5 million

Portland, masonry work for a residential building, St. Petersburg, $310,000

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J. KEVIN PHILLIPS

Masonry Builders Inc.

Pinellas Heights Senior Housing, Largo

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ADDRESS: 1482 Rail Head Blvd., Naples 34110PHONE: 239-431-5003FAX: 888-453-1777WEB: eblpartners.comPRINCIPALS: Paul A Benson and Michael D. Hawkins, managing partners2012 GROSS REVENUE: $9.45 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $9.75 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: -3.1%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 15

YEAR FOUNDED: 2009SPECIALTY: construction and development managementLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Morgan Falls, preconstruction work for a more than a 1,000-unit apartment development, Atlanta, $4 millionNOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Canyon Ranch, eight penthouse

units in a condominium, Miami Beach, $1.8 million

Immokalee Middle School, public shelter enhancements, Immo-kalee, $185,000

Stoneybrook, clubhouse renova-tions, Sarasota, $295,000

670 Hudson, consulting on a con-dominium project, New York City, $20 million

25 Broad at the Exchange, con-sulting on an apartment building, New York City, $46 million

EBL Partners LLC

Key Glass LLCADDRESS: 2312 58th Ave. E., Bradenton 34203PHONE: 941-755-3414FAX: 941-751-0074WEB: keyglass.comPRINCIPALS: Greg, Sheril and Justin Burkhart, managing members2012 GROSS REVENUE: $9.31 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $6 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 55.2%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 46YEAR FOUNDED: 1992SPECIALTY: high-performance curtain walls, retail storefronts and institutional window systemsLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: LECOM Dental, installation of insulated glass for a 100,000-square-foot, two-story dental school Bradenton, $2.03 million

NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Sara-sota Police Headquar-ters, glazing

contract, impact-resistant glass for six-story building, Sarasota, $2.92 million

University of Tampa Residence Hall, high-performance insulated glass with coating and associated framing for an 193,000-square-foot residence hall, Tampa, $1.25 million

Manatee Technical Institute State

Road 70 Campus, providing interior and exterior glazing systems, featuring nine curtain walls for a 205,000-square-foot educational facility, Bradenton, $877,201

IMG Residence Hall, impact glaz-ing and framing for a five-story dormitory, Bradenton, $450,000

St. Josephs Hospital, glass and glazing for a three-story ex-pansion and renovation of a 130,617-square-foot hospital space, Tampa, $1.39 million

SHERIL and GREG BURKHART

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LECOM Dental, Bradenton

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Costco in Westfield Southgate, Sarasota

ADDRESS: 6520 125th Ave. N., Largo 33773PHONE: 727-536-5945FAX: 727-536-9014WEB: meritelectricco.comPRINCIPALS: G.H. Bud Wooten, president; and Timothy Wooten, vice president2012 GROSS REVENUE: $9.1 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $7.8 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 16.7%

FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 70YEAR FOUNDED: 1974SPECIALTY: retail electrical contractorLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Costco in Westfield Southgate, electrical work for a retail store, Sarasota, $1.2 million

NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Shops at Wiregrass, electrical work

for a retail center, Wesley Chapel, $4.2 million

Cobb 12-Plex Theater, electrical work for a movie theater, Clearwa-ter, $1.2 million

Brandon Town Center, electrical work for a regional mall, Brandon, $2.8 million

Citrus Park Town Center, electrical work for a regional mall, Tampa, $3.5 million

Whole Foods, electrical work for a natural-food grocery store, Orlando, $1.8 million

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Merit Electric Co.

ADDRESS: 2221 Eighth St. Sarasota 34237PHONE: 941-951-6100FAX: 941-954-4369WEB: jonfswiftinc.comPRINCIPALS: Jon F. Swift, CEO; Jason F. Swift, president; Joe C. Aycock, vice president; Ross Russo, vice president; and Donna M. Rohl, secretary/treasurer2012 GROSS REVENUE: $8.3 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $6.25 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 32.8%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 13YEAR FOUNDED: 1979SPECIALTY: commercial general contractor, construction management, remodeling

LARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Booker Middle School, HVAC work for an elementary school, Sarasota, $8.8 million NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Phillippi Shores El-

ementary School, a new school, Sarasota, $10 million

Atwater Elementary School, a new elemen-tary school, North Port, $19.55 million

Payne Park, a downtown park, Sarasota, $9.12 million

Sabal Palm Bank, an of-fice and bank building, Sarasota, $3.9 million

Booker High School, a new school campus, Sarasota, $48.9 million

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Parkway, Bradenton 34202PHONE: 941-907-9577FAX: 941-907-9533WEB: stellargc.comPRINCIPALS: Maurice Opstal, president and Brian Ellis, director of operations2012 GROSS REVENUE: $8.6 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $6.7 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 28.4%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 13YEAR FOUNDED: 2000SPECIALTY: general contractor, owners representative and construction managerLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Tower Shops, renovating a shopping center, Davie, $3.1 millionNOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Avion Park, an 18-acre

commercial development with retail and office space, restaurant outpar-cels, a parking garage and hotels, Tampa, $85 million

Manatee School for the Arts, a 8,470-square-foot office/administra-tion addition and a new 11,150-square-foot music building, Palmetto, $3.2 million

Countryside Christian Center new sanctuary, a 100,000-square-foot, two-story church facility, Clearwater, $23.5 million

Manatee County Ru-ral Health Services, a 11,834-square-foot, two-sto-ry medical office building, Bradenton, $1.97 million

Norwegian Seamans Church, a 12,000-square-foot rectory building, church addition and community center, Davie, $3.6 million

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JASON F. SWIFTBRIAN ELLIS

Stellar Development Inc.

Tower Shops, Davie Booker Middle School, Sarasota

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ADDRESS: 6000 Deacon Place, Sarasota 34238PHONE: 941-927-1919FAX: 941-927-8986WEB: sccsarasota.comPRINCIPALS: John M. Proctor, CEO; Steve Johnson, vice president; and Jason Lancaster, estimator2012 GROSS REVENUE: $6.4 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $7.6 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: -15.8%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 12YEAR FOUNDED: 1988SPECIALTY: general contracting, design/build and construction managerLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Biter

Idea Vault (HuB Building), exterior and interior remodel and build-out, Sarasota, $1.7 millionNOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Harmony Health Cen-

ter, a medical building, Sarasota $3.8 million

Tech Center Phase II, eight new shell build-ings, Lakewood Ranch, $1.8 million

Sterling Park, a two-story office shell building, Sarasota $2.9 million

Bridge Street Pier, a pier renovation and new buildings, Braden-ton Beach, $1.7 million

WBA LLC, a medical building, Arcadia, $1.3 million

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JASON LANCASTER

Solutions Inc.ADDRESS: 655 N. Franklin St., Suite 2200, Tampa 33602PHONE: 813-387-6000FAX: 813-387-6001WEB: solutions-inc.comPRINCIPALS: Carolyn Wilson, president and Matt Minter, vice president2012 GROSS REVENUE: $7 million2011 GROSS REVENUE: $5 millionCHANGE FROM 2011 TO 2012: 40%FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES: 9YEAR FOUNDED: 1991SPECIALTY: interiors, banks and retailLARGEST PROJECT STARTED IN 2012: Brown & Brown Insurance corporate offices, three full floors of an office building covering 39,000 square

feet of space, Tampa, $1.8 million

NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS: Navy Federal Credit Union bank

branch, build-out of new bank branch, Clearwater, DND

Kimley Horn and Associates cor-porate offices, interior buildout of new offices, Tampa, DND

University of South Florida - Health South at 17 Davis, a three floor inte-rior renovation, Tampa, DND

University of South Florida pe-destrian bridge, renovation of a pedestrian bridge for the Univer-sity of South Florida VA Hospital, Tampa, DND

Navy Federal Credit Union bank branch,Winter Park, DND

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Brown & Brown Insurance corporate offices, Tampa

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