Bank of America pours $17 million into its Southside Jacksonville offices

Drew Dixon
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Recently approved building permits allow Bank of America to continue its renovation plans at its Southside Boulevard offices in Jacksonville.
Recently approved building permits allow Bank of America to continue its renovation plans at its Southside Boulevard offices in Jacksonville.

Elements of a major renovation to a Southside Jacksonville business complex is about to get underway.

Bank of America has received approval for renovations to nearly 100,000 square feet on two floors of the complex at 9000 Southside Blvd. The combined cost of the initial stages is about $17 million, according to building permits.

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Additional work will be involved beyond the permits already approved as part of the overall renovation that will be ongoing for most of the rest of the year. The complete renovation will involve the third, fourth and fifth floors in two separate buildings.

Marand Builders Inc. is the contractor.

Miller Electric Center to add bleachers

A sure sign the elaborate practice facility for the Jacksonville Jaguars is taking shape is the soon-to-be-added bleachers section for the complex.

A shop under the bleachers also is planned for the Miller Electric Center at 1270 Beaver St. The area for the bleachers will cover 23,563 square feet and cost about $5 million, according to the recently approved building permits.

The Miller Electric Center for the Jacksonville Jaguars will have two grass fields for team practices and also an indoor field. Recently approved building permits are for a bleachers section with a shop beneath.
The Miller Electric Center for the Jacksonville Jaguars will have two grass fields for team practices and also an indoor field. Recently approved building permits are for a bleachers section with a shop beneath.

The bleachers are just the latest addition to the practice facility just west of TIAA Bank Field where the Jaguars play their home games. Construction is already underway for the indoor practice areas, administrative offices and structural steel support areas.

The entire facility will end up costing about $120 million split between the Jaguars and the city, which owns all the land.

The Haskell Co. is the contractor for most of the work that has received permit approval thus far. The project is expected to be completed by the beginning of the 2023 NFL season.

Additional building permits

4500 S. San Pablo Road, interior renovation of the first floor of the Cannaday Building of the Mayo Clinic, 145,258 square feet, $2.5 million. Batson-Cook Co.

12145 San Jose Blvd., remodeling of building for Village Medical in former Walgreens, $936,093. Horizon Retail Construction.

1101 W. Bay St., complete renovation of interior and exterior shell of Jacksonville Transportation Authority technology building, $865,334. Baker Consulting & Engineering LLC.

10752 Deerwood Park Blvd., Unit 105, tenant buildout of office space on the first floor for The Conlan Co., $701,678. The Conlan Co.

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100 N. Laura St., demolition of the core of the fourth floor then renovations and new elevator construction for Farah & Farah law firm, $580,000. Tenant Contractors Inc.

4201 Belfort Road, conversion of existing exam room into ligature resistance facility for Ascension Health, 206 square feet, $226,887. Gilbane Building Co.

14444 Beach Blvd., Unit 23, open exterior wall to remove equipment for Precision Imaging Center, $170,940. M.D. McDonald Construction Co.

1626 Hendricks Ave., interior buildout, remodeling and medical spa for Beauty Theory, $100,000. Pure Construction & Development LLC.

This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: Bank of America plans major renovations for Jacksonville offices