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Daytona State College Multi-Purpose Athletic Fields

Daytona State College initiated the redevelopment of property adjacent to the main Daytona Campus, transforming it into a multi-functional athlet

Clay County New Development Services Building

Clay County and the Economic Development Corporation partner with Scorpio to construct a new facility that supports their growth.

UF P.K. Yonge Gymnasium

P.K. Yonge is getting a brand new, state-of-the-art facility equipped with training rooms, concessions, and unlike the original building, A/C.

Join Our Field Operations Team

Superintendent – Orlando Scorpio is a devoted and seasoned team of construction professionals who build to enliven communities and beautify cities. We are seeking a Superintendent with a passion for bringing buildings to life, for life.   What You Will Do: Oversee and manage construction projects from start to finish…

UF Medical Science Building Research Laboratory Renovation

  • Project Owner: University of Florida
  • Location: Gainesville FL
  • Completion Date: July 2021
  • Partners: Walker Architects

New Transplant Immunology Research Lab

Scorpio has completed a transformative renovation to the 4th floor of the Medical Science Building for the University of Florida’s College of Medicine, Department of Medicine, Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine to provide a state-of-the-art laboratory for Dr. Carl Atkinson’s, Professor of Medicine and Director of Transplant Immunology, research group.

Dr. Atkinson is leading a team that investigates a myriad of topics related to lung transplants, lung tumors, and the damages caused by smoking. Dr. Atkinson and his team are actively engaged in research related to potentially life-saving discoveries. This new lab space will provide this team with the necessary space and equipment to further expand and explore their research in the hopes of accelerating positive outcomes.