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Featured in the Jacksonville Business Journal Ponte Vedra-based FGC Inc. has been awarded a contract to renovate a Juno Beach health care facility that is associated with former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie. Renovations to the 147-bed Beach House Center for Recovery are expected to total $2 million. The project includes an interior build-out and renovations to the first and second floors of four buildings. It will also include building a basketball court and parking. Work is expected to begin...

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Featured in the Florida Times-Union It came to him at 3 a.m. Almon Gunter Jr. of Jacksonville woke up early one morning. He pondered society’s ills, such as crime and illegal drug distribution, and decided lack of self-love was the root of those ills. “It just kind of hit me,” he said. “People just don’t like themselves. People can’t treat others as they should be treated if they don’t treat themselves as they should. How can you give out...

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Jacksonville-based Centurion Auto Logistics Inc., a hauler of high-end automobiles, has invested almost $7 million in fleet upgrades and the development of a workflow app to automate receipts, prevent mis-hauls and better communicate with customers. Much of the investment, $6.5 million, went to purchasing 23 new trucks, CEO Rick Ingram told the Business Journal. The new trucks will be 80 feet long, five feet longer than the former federal limit of 75 feet; the new federal limit of 80...

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Centurion Auto Logistics is expanding its fleet with the purchase of 23 new tractor-trailer units and the addition of technology to help drivers manage information about vehicle deliveries. The Jacksonville, Fla.-based company hauls vehicles to dealers and to and from ports in the southeastern United States, and currently operates a fleet of 227 trucks, according to registration data on file with the U.S. Department of Transportation. The company said it is spending a total of $6.8 million to...

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Ground was broken for the Holiday Inn Express next to the iFly Indoor Skydiving center under construction along Brightman Boulevard near St. Johns Town Center. The 93-room, four-story hotel is expected to open in July. FGC Inc. is the lead general contractor. Ameris Bank is the lender. Paramount Construction Group is a subcontractor and working with the interior. Jyostna Jerripothula is the owner. Notes • Hotel Development Partners LLC bought property near Mayo Clinic to build a 155-room, seven-story Residence Inn by Marriott. Through...

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We were pleased to get Glenn Amerson, President, and CEO of FGC, Inc and Brandon Hurd, President and CEO of Hurd Construction a featured quote in BlueVine's recent article, Construction Finance 101: Tips for Small Business Owners. Glenn Amerson, FGC, Inc. #6 Use a Separate Account for Each Job Glenn Amerson, president of FGC, Inc., a Florida-based general contractor, says using separate checking accounts helps him stay on top of his finances. “When you have one bank account with all of...

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Having more than nine years professional experience in the health and wellness industry, Jared Graybeal, CEO of Superfit Foods, saw the need for a meal prep service that could not only address convenience but better health. Founded in May 2015 in Lakeland, Fl, Jared started Superfit Foods, a healthy meal prep company whose mission is to positively change lives by providing quality meals and exemplary customer service. What makes Superfit Foods so unique is that it is a...

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Between the old schoolhouse and Castillo de San Marco, a new third-wave coffee shop is set to open in St. Augustine. City Perks Coffee at Fort Alley, owned by Karen and Michael Cox, will feature Cuban-themed cigars, coffee, wine, beer, icees and more when it opens in mid-May. “You will have an experience when walk in our store,” Karen Cox said. “You’ll feel that old Cuba feel. It’s not going to be just a coffee shop.” The 2,100-square-foot location at 15 St....

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At least a few Central Florida contractors have warmed to the idea of permanent daylight saving time and getting an extra hour of daylight in the afternoon — even if it means working another dark hour in the morning. The Sunshine Protection Act won support in the Legislature last month and was signed into law by the governor, but needs congressional approval to take effect. In a push for federal change, Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Florida, and Congressman Vern Buchanan,...

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