Orlando Magic’ construction partners for the new Orlando Events Center will hold the fifth and sixth in a series of informational subcontractor/supplier forums Sept. 25th and Oct. 2nd. Both forums will be from 5 -8 p.m. at Jones High School (801 S. Rio Grande Drive, Orlando, FL 32805).
The forums help educate local and minority and women business enterprises about construction opportunities for the new Orlando Events Center, while allowing participants to network and have a chance to learn about the subcontractor and supplier bid process.
This fifth forum (Sept. 25th) will focus on the following scope areas: masonry; gypsum board/drywall patricians and ceilings; acoustical ceilings; fireproofing; miscellaneous steel and ornamental rails; painting; ceramic tile; terrazzo; carpet, millwork; doors and hardware; interior glass; arena seating; and food service equipment.
The sixth forum (Oct. 2nd) will focus on the following cope areas: ice floor system; mechanical/HVAC; plumbing; fire protection; electrical power and lighting; electrical low voltage systems; security and fire alarm systems; sound and broadcasting cabling.
The Orlando Magic’s construction partner is Hunt Construction Group in association with Rey Group, R.L. Burns Inc., HZ Construction, Inc. and Albu & Associates.
The Orlando Magic is the developer of the new downtown Events Center which will compete to host major national events, concerts and family shows. Opening in the fall of 2010, the facility will be operated by the City of Orlando and owned by the Central Florida Community.
For more information on the forums call Alphoso Maldanado at 407-608-5280 ([email protected]). For more information on the new Events Center log on to orlandoeventscenter.com.
I am interested in obtaining a bid list for sub-contractors. I own & manage a warehouse building just a few blocks from the Events Center construction center. I would like to offer this building (lease space) to contractors coming to Orlando for this project. Thank you for any input.
Greetings,
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What is interesting is that CustomerServiceCrossing consolidates all of the customer service jobs and (bank teller jobs-which I used to do) from other job boards and employer websites (i.e., magazines, newspapers, retail places, banks and general posting sites) and puts them all on its site . I hope these guys do well because the site is pretty helpful.