Stevens Construction completes Premier Women\u2019s Care of Southwest Florida office<\/p>\n
Stevens Construction has completed construction of Premier Women\u2019s Care of Southwest Florida<\/a>\u2018s new 40,797-square-foot medical office building located at 1606 Santa Barbara Blvd. in Cape Coral<\/a>, announced Daniel Adams, Stevens Construction executive vice president and partner.<\/p>\n Now open in its new location, Premier Women\u2019s Care of Southwest Florida has expanded its Cape Coral practice, which offers comprehensive gynecological and obstetrical care, including well-woman exams, family planning, adolescent gynecology, gynecologic surgery, minimally invasive surgery, prenatal and postpartum care, fetal monitoring, menopause care and weight management. <\/p>\n Situated on 2.27 acres, the first floor of the new office building features three ultrasound suites, 3D mammography with changing rooms and offices. In addition, 3,000 square feet of office space is available for lease. Also on the first floor is a parking garage to accommodate 18 vehicles and two car charging stations. The second floor includes 37 exam rooms, four enhanced procedure rooms, phlebotomy, consultation rooms, offices, storage and a break-room.\u00a0<\/p>\n The Stevens Construction team includes Senior Project Manager Mike Alisea, Superintendent Eric Mitchell and Project Administrator Gina Varner.<\/p>\n For more information about Premier Women\u2019s Care of Southwest Florida, visit www.pwcswfl.com<\/a> or call 239-432-5858.<\/p>\n For information about Stevens Construction, visit stevensbuilds.com<\/a> or call 239-936-9006.<\/p>\n City to host Construction, Building, Trade, Engineers, and Architects Business & Industry Roundtable March 20<\/p>\n The city of Cape Coral will host a Construction, Building, Trade, Engineers, and Architects\u00a0Business & Industry Roundtable\u00a0Friday, March 20, at City Hall.<\/p>\n City officials will meet with professionals and companies across the construction, building and design sectors to discuss industry needs, workforce challenges and opportunities for growth. The event will also include an open discussion with attendees over coffee and light refreshments.<\/p>\n Attendees will have the opportunity to share insights, voice concerns, and explore ways the city can better support the construction and design community.<\/p>\n The goals of the roundtable include:<\/p>\n \u2022 Allowing industry leaders to connect and discuss challenges specific to Cape Coral\u2019s construction and design sectors.<\/p>\n \u2022 Exploring economic trends, development opportunities, and innovations in building, engineering, and architecture.<\/p>\n \u2022 Identifying future programs and initiatives to support business retention, workforce development, and sustainable industry growth.<\/p>\n Registration is required, and seating is limited. To register, email the city of Cape Coral\u2019s Economic and Business Development Office at\u00a0EDevOffice@CapeCoral.gov<\/a>; staff will respond with confirmation and additional details. Please RSVP by Monday, March 16.<\/p>\n REIS to host \u2018Spring Social: Spring Forward \u2026 To Connections That Grow!\u2019 April 23<\/p>\n The Real Estate Investment Society will host its inaugural \u201cSpring Social: Spring Forward\u2026 To Connections That Grow!\u201d Thursday, April 23, from 5 to 7 p.m., hosted by Stevens Construction at 14541 Hope Center Loop, Suite 200, Fort Myers<\/a>.<\/p>\n The cost is $30 for members and $45 for non-members, which includes appetizers, beer, wine and cocktails.<\/p>\n Sponsorship opportunities are available. To register for the event or for sponsorships, visit reis-swfl.org\/event<\/a>.<\/p>\n