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Entrance sign of Kartchner Caverns State Park with a mountain backdrop under a clear blue sky.

Kartchner Caverns, AZ, Water Treatment Plant & Water System Upgrade

Industrial boiler room with large pipes, valves, and control panels on concrete walls in Sedona, AZ.

Sedona, AZ, Major Lift Station

Industrial water treatment facility with large pipes and tanks, equipped with ladders and railing under a clear sky.

Cannon Air Force Base, Clovis, NM, ADAL Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion

Industrial water treatment facility in Lake Havasu City with large pink pipes and steel structures under a clear blue sky.

Lake Havasu City, AZ, Mulberry WWTP Tertiary Filter Capacity Increase

A construction site with a crane near large storage tanks in Prescott Valley, workers on site, and various construction vehicles and equipment.

Prescott Valley, AZ, Mingus West Offsite Water System

Large green industrial water tank with a level gauge and a smaller attached cylinder, situated in a fenced area with a clear blue sky, maintained by the City of Flagstaff.

Flagstaff, AZ, Continental Well

A large yellow crane at a construction site for the Mulberry WWTP expansion, with a clear blue sky in the background.

Lake Havasu City, AZ, Mulberry WWTP Expansion

An industrial site featuring pipelines and a pump station, with various machinery on concrete bases, under a clear sky and distant mountains in the background.

Goodyear, AZ, Rainbow Valley 5MG Reservoir & Pump Station

Two construction vehicles, a bulldozer and a compactor operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, working on dirt mounds in a large open field under a clear sky.

USACE Eunice, NM, Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements

Industrial pump room with blue and red pipes, valves, and meters in a concrete building at Naval Base Point Loma.

Naval Base Point Loma San Diego, CA, Upgrade Pump Station A42

Exterior view of a building's utility setup in Torrance CA, with large pipes and a weather shielded equipment casing on a gravel bed.

Torrance, CA, Sodium Fluoride Feed Station

An exterior view of a beige stone building at the Lake Mary Water Treatment Plant with an open door, featuring a brown roof and a small window.

Flagstaff, AZ, Lake Mary Water Treatment Plant Chlorine Dioxide Facility

Industrial shredder machine in a wastewater reclamation plant with a conveyor belt system under a metal roof.

Sedona, AZ, Wastewater Reclamation Plant Upgrades

Industrial gas pipeline valves and meters on a concrete pad with a fence and Lift Station I-1 in the background on a sunny day.

Peoria, AZ, Vistancia Boulevard Lift Station I-1

A construction site in Phoenix, AZ with large blue pipes laid out along a dug trench for the CAP Dual Waterlines project, featuring excavation machinery and hills in the background.

Phoenix, AZ, CAP Dual Waterlines to Headquarters

Flagstaff, AZ, Wildcat Hill WWTP Odor Control Improvements

Interior view of a wastewater plant with machinery, metal pipes, and control panels on white walls under bright lighting.

Lake Havasu City, AZ, North Wastewater Plant Odor Control Upgrades

Industrial water pumping station at Camp Pendleton with large blue pipes and electric motors mounted on concrete bases in a utility room.

Camp Pendleton, CA, Area 33 Water System Improvements

Projects Across the Nation

KEAR has been responsible for constructing and commissioning hydrant fueling systems at some of the largest commercial airports and military installations in the United States. Our experience ranges from hydrant pit relocations to full-blown new hydrant fuel systems for airport expansion projects. Since our incorporation, KEAR has installed hundreds of hydrant fuel pits and commissioned major systems responsible for fueling some of the largest aircraft currently in service. We maintain the corporate qualifications, personnel resources, and quality control program necessary to deliver these specialized projects by following the strict regulatory constraints.

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