Adecco's move to Florida Blue campus will follow $6.2 million office makeover
A $6.2 million makeover is in the works for a former Florida Blue office complex on Jacksonville’s Southside.
Adecco employment services is going to overhaul three floors of the building at 4800 Deerwood Campus Parkway, according to construction permits approved by the city this month.
Adecco is an employment company that matches workers with businesses seeking to hire temporary employees along with other human resources services. The business is moving into the Deerwood campus that once housed several operations for Florida Blue insurance. The company is currently at 10151 Deerwood Park Blvd. across the way.
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The renovation will cover the first, fifth and sixth floors of the building — about 90,000 square feet of space combined. Much of the work will involve new office layouts, partitions, mechanical, plumbing and other upgrades.
Danis Builders LLC is the contractor.
Adecco Group North America is based in Jacksonville with about 500 employees here. The company was listed in the top 35 employers in Jacksonville, according to Times-Union reports.
The company was founded in Zurich, Switzerland, which remains its world headquarters.
Sportsman's Warehouse coming
A prominent sporting goods store is coming to Jacksonville's Northside.
Sportsman's Warehouse secured building permits for interior renovations to a building at River City Marketplace.
It will cover about 40,000 square feet for the new store at 13075 City Square Drive. The building is owned by Ramco Jacksonville Annex LLC, and the cost of the overhaul will run about $2.1 million, according to the city building permit.
Utah Cameron Construction is the contractor.
Sportsman’s Warehouse has 125 stores across the United States, according to its website. The retailer focuses mainly on outdoor sporting equipment and hunting gear and apparel.
Additional building permits
7960 Baymeadows Way, renovation for AFR Marines, 44,928 square feet, $893,001. Lay Duckworth Construction.
4813 River City Drive, Unit 113, tenant improvements for Psycho Bunny at the St. Johns Town Center, $669,089. FDC Oxen Inc.
7119 Bentley Road, structural steel buildout for Mussallem Rug Studio, $656,671. Tenant Contractors Inc.
13121 City Center Blvd., Unit 101, tenant buildout for F45 Training Studio, $655,000. Horizon Retail Construction.
14215 Spartina Court, Unit 100, buildout of office for Beaches Endodontics and Robert Radel, $589,910. Bent Construction LLC.
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1070 Edgewood Ave. S., interior fit-outs and exterior renovation for existing medical cannabis treatment center Sanctuary Medicinals, $525,000. Vantage Builders Inc.
4663 River City Drive, Unit 107, mechanical, plumbing and electrical upgrades for Xfinity at St. Johns Town Center, $481,950. VMG LLC.
2190 S. St. Johns Bluff Road, interior buildout for Madmen, $450,000. Bradley’s Construction Enterprises Inc.
1153 Airport Road, demolition of existing bathroom and plumbing fixtures and installation of new ones for One Way Airport Jax, $325,000. B&B Investment Development Corp.
1509 Pickettville Road, new modular buildings and restrooms for Pickettville Modular Office, 3,300 square feet, $300,000. Vesta Modular.
9393 Mill Springs Drive, Unit 200, tenant buildout for Convergence II, $240,000. Sport Nobles Construction Inc.
1740 Coconut Road, Unit 104, interior buildout for Tint World, $239,070. Workhorse Projects LLC.
555 N. St. Johns Bluff Road, facilities improvements including Americans with Disabilities Act additions, fencing, adding a canopy, façade improvements, painting and other upgrades to the operations building for the Jacksonville Aviation Authority, $216,581. Warden Contracting Corp.
This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: Renovations allow Adecco's move to Florida Blue campus in Jacksonville
