We hope everyone is remaining safe, healthy, and calm during these times of uncertainty. We'd also like to express our gratitude to those working tirelessly in the healthcare industry, as well as those keeping us safe in our community. We will get through these times together.
We are honored to have ranked on Inc. Magazine’s First-Ever List of Florida’s Fastest-Growing Private Companies - The Inc. 5000 Series: Florida
In celebration of Women in Construction Week, we interviewed some of DD's, and the industry's, most talented women! Check out the videos on our Vimeo page by clicking the links to each video below. #WICWeek2020
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MacFarlane Barney Development plans to begin vertical construction of it's 22-story, twin-towered Prima Luce condominium project on the Caloosahatchee River just outside downtown Fort Myers in the weeks ahead. Read More...
DeAngelis Diamond is pleased to announce the promotion of Bryan Trtan from Preconstruction Manager to Director of Preconstruction. In his new role, Bryan is responsible for overseeing the estimating department's resources and practices. Read More...
The Lutgert Cos. has recently broken ground on its new professional center, located just north of Pine Ridge Road at 4850 U.S. 41 in Naples. DeAngelis Diamond is serving as the general contractor of the three-story Class A office development, which was designed by David Corban Architects. Read more in the articles below.
Kiley Tyler has joined the DeAngelis Diamond team as Head of People. Kiley will provide leadership for the company’s benefits plans and strategies, HR regulatory compliance matters, team member experience and development, and overall healthy workplace culture that embraces diversity, equity, and inclusion. Read More...
Congratulations to our Nashville office on landing the #21 General Contractor spot on the Nashville Business Journal Book of Lists for 2019-2020! We are honored to be listed among the best of the best, and look forward to what this new year brings. #HonorToBuild
DD Co-Founders John DeAngelis and David Diamond were listed as two of Collier County's Most Influential Business Leaders for 2020 in Naples Illustrated! Check out their feature in our Facebook post below. #TheNaples100
The project, which took seven months, includes a 260-seat dining space with a large octangular bar and a second kitchen. Country club architect and design firm Peacock + Lewis designed the project and DeAngelis Diamond oversaw construction. Read More...
Inc. magazine revealed that DeAngelis Diamond is No. 3881 on its annual Inc. 5000 list, the most prestigious ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies. The list represents a unique look at the most successful companies within the American economy’s most dynamic segment—its independent small businesses.
DeAngelis Diamond has been chosen to build the $50 million world headquarters for NeoGenomics Labrotories in Fort Myers, FL. The new, 150,000 sq. ft. project will be located at Alico Road and I-75. Read More...
DeAngelis Diamond has been hired as the general contractor for the construction of the $5.2 million covered outdoor casual dining venue at Shadow Wood Country Club in Estero, FL. The project will convert a prior 36-seat outdoor lounge area into a 260-seat dining space surrounding an octangular bar. Read More...
The Naples Children & Education Foundation, the organization behind the annual Naples Winter Wine Festival, broke ground on a new 15,000 sq. ft. Naples headquarters Tuesday morning. Read More...
DeAngelis Diamond is proud to partner with the Braden Clinic on the new proposed Braden Hospital in Ave Maria. On Monday, March 19th, a Healthcare Technology Showcase & Micro-Hospital Innovation Center Unveiling Event was held in the Ave Maria Town Center. The Healthcare Technology Showcase introduced the brand-new, leading-edge services and devices, from major healthcare companies such as Hill-Rom, Arthrex, Aspen Surgical and Trumpf Medical, that will be featured in the future Braden Hospital. Attendees viewed mock patient rooms, imaging equipment, and participated in a 3D virtual reality experience of MRI/CT Suites.
Featured speakers of the Micro-Hospital Innovation Center Unveiling Event included Collier County Commissioner Bill McDaniel, Congressman Mario Diaz-Balart, and Dr. Beau Braden, the founder of Braden Clinic and the future Braden Hospital in Ave Maria.
Focusing on bringing healthcare to rural areas, Braden stated, “This is a growing area, and we are going to have a 24 hour emergency department, 24 hour lab, 24 hour pharmacy, 24 hour radiology; we are going to have the services that doctors who move to this area need in order to take care of their patients 24 hours a day.”
A dedication and ribbon cutting ceremony was held for Marco Island Fire Rescue Department’s newly rebuilt Station 51. In February, DeAngelis Diamond completed this 8,069 square foot state-of-the-art Fire/EMS Marine based station that will serve the citizens and visitors of Marco Island. After the ceremonial dedication and ribbon cutting, attendees were invited upstairs to tour the over $3 million facility, highlighting the firefighter’s lounge, gym, conference room, and five bunk-rooms.
Nearly 100 people gathered to celebrate on Friday afternoon. Among them were Fire Rescue Chief Michael Murphy, the entire Marco Island City Council, State Representative Bob Rommel from Tallahassee, Marco Island Fire Rescue Department’s first responders, BSSW Architects, DeAngelis Diamond, and several Marco Island residents.
We are honored to have secured the #3 spot on this year's Business Observer Top 50 Contractors list! We wouldn't be able to do without the hard work and dedication from our best asset, our team members.
Christian Young has joined the DeAngelis Diamond team as General Counsel. He will provide legal counsel for the company’s innovation, technology and data analytics intellectual property.
While consulting with Syd Kitson of Kitson Development at the beginning of Babcock Ranch, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, a charter education advocate who sits on the Babcock Ranch Advisory Board, insisted on the best say to start a town: first, build a school. Read more...
