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FEBRUARY 4, 2020

O‑A‑K Florida Appoints Jane Gaia Project Manager

Owen‑Ames‑Kimball Company (O‑A‑K), a premier general contractor with a longstanding presence in Southwest Florida, has announced the appointment of Jane Gaia as a project manager in the company’s Fort Myers office. Gaia is currently working as project manager on The Heights Early Learning & Education Center, the…

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JANUARY 14, 2020

Owen‑Ames‑Kimball Completes Peace River Baptist Church

Owen‑Ames‑Kimball Company (O‑A‑K) has completed the renovation of Peace River Baptist Church in Punta Gorda. The interior of the 16,241 square foot building was completely renovated, including the sanctuary, multi-purpose room, bathrooms, hallways, coffee and social room, entry foyer and hall. Exterior renovations…

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DECEMBER 23, 2019

Owen‑Ames‑Kimball Completes 62,000 Square Foot Lehigh Acres Medical Complex for Family Health Centers

Owen‑Ames‑Kimball Company (O‑A‑K) has completed the new three-story medical facility for Family Health Centers of Southwest Florida (FHC) in central Lehigh Acres. The 62,000-square-foot medical center is Family Health Centers’ largest facility, housing a variety of medical, dental and administrative offices. The $16…

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NOVEMBER 18, 2019

Owen‑Ames‑Kimball Florida Appoints Ahmad Kynard Project Manager

Owen‑Ames‑Kimball Company (O‑A‑K), a premier general contractor with a longstanding presence in Southwest Florida, has announced the appointment of Ahmad Kynard as a project manager in the company’s Fort Myers office. Kynard is managing The Heights Early Learning and Education Center construction. Kynard has more than…

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SEPTEMBER 12, 2019

O‑A‑K Turns Historic Building into Community Foundation

Nearly 100-year-old railroad depot transformed into welcoming space for collaboration efforts. by: Jay Schlichter Lee-Collier Editor/Business Observer Decades ago, passengers waiting to board a train at the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad depot in Fort Myers were segregated along racial lines. Today, those once…

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