Builder begins work on $326M hospital, seeks minority-owned subcontractors

The new South Florida Baptist Hospital, in Plant City, will replace the existing 68-year-old facility.


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Courtesy. A rendering of the new South Florida Baptist Hospital in Plant City. The facility is expected to open in early 2024.
Courtesy. A rendering of the new South Florida Baptist Hospital in Plant City. The facility is expected to open in early 2024.
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PLANT CITY — Construction of the new South Florida Baptist Hospital, a $326 million project, is moving forward in Plant City, and Orlando-based contractor Barton Marlow seeks minority-, women- and veteran-owned subcontractors to participate in the construction of the six-story, 508,000-square-foot facility.

The existing South Florida Baptist Hospital, part of BayCare Health System, opened in 1953 and, according to a news release, has undergone 12 expansions over the years; however, a lack of available land at its current location on North Alexander Street has necessitated the construction of a new facility at 3211 N. Wilder Road in Plant City.

 

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