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Audiovisual, Lighting & Rigging Equipment Sales AUDIOVISUAL, LIGHTING & RIGGING EQUIPMENT SALES & INSTALLATION SERVICES YOU ARE OUR PRIORITY COMMUNITY OUTREACH Our first priority is meeting the needs of our partners Clearwing hosts regular free vendor showcases and and clients. We strive to complete projects on time, on technical training seminars to foster education in the budget, and with minimal interruption. We offer flexible community. The company also supports organizations scheduling, complimentary site surveys, and expert such as local chapters of USITT and the High School technical advice. Thespian Societies. Upon project completion, our team offers continued CERTIFICATIONS & TRAINING support for each installation. Clearwing is more than your Clearwing’s staff has a wide range of experience in vendor; we are your on-going partner and are committed Sales, Design, Integration, Inspections, Commissioning, to the long-term success of your installation. Training, Service, and Repairs. We are intimately familiar with the inner workings of all types of facilities including NATIONWIDE INSTALLATION stadiums, arenas, casinos, hotels, schools, theatres, Clearwing installs products from over 250 different houses of worship, and more. audiovisual, lighting, and rigging manufacturers nationwide into individually unique environments, Clearwing consistently sends staff members to advanced customizing each installation to each Equalis Group training and certification courses in order to maintain member’s needs. our edge on emerging technologies. Professional memberships are encouraged, and staff members AVAILABILITY are routinely educated on developing standards and Clearwing remains readily available with technical staff practices. who maintain a 24-hour phone number, have loaner equipment on hand, and boast quick response times. systems.clearwing.com RECENT PROJECTS Current performance technology benefits more than just the performance. PERFORMING ARTS K-12 and places of higher education need quality performance systems for concerts, musicals, and theatrical events. Those systems also must be safe and working in a way that promote students’ discovery and exploration of the arts. Multi-purpose rooms and auditoriums equipped with proper systems allow students to gain invaluable hands-on experience with performance technology. SIERRA LINDA HIGH SCHOOL OVERTURE CENTER FOR THE ARTS WEST POINT HIGH SCHOOL PHOENIX, AZ MADISON, WI AVONDALE, AZ Audio, Video, Lighting, Rigging, Audio, Video, Intercom, & Assisted Audio, Video, Lighting, Rigging, & Drapery Installation Listening System Installation & Drapery Installation DOBSON HIGH SCHOOL MADISON PERFORMING ARTS CENTER NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY MESA, AZ PHOENIX, AZ FLAGSTAFF, AZ Lighting Installation Audio, Video, Lighting, Rigging, Audio, Lighting, Rigging, & Drapery Installation & Acoustic Drapery Installation EQ-111519-05A State-of-the-art audiovisual installations captivate fans with everything they see, RECENT PROJECTS hear, and touch, creating the one-of-a-kind experiences that a fan will embrace and ATHLETICS remember. Announcements need to be heard. Advertisements and video need to be seen. The crowd and teams need to be excited within the environment. Clearwing Systems Integration can take that experience to the next level. ROUTINE FIELD KOHL CENTER GCU STADIUM FRANKLIN, WI MADISON, WI PHOENIX, AZ Audio & Control System Installation Lighting Installation Audio & Control System Installation GCU ARENA GILA RIVER ARENA AL MCGUIRE CENTER PHOENIX, AZ PHOENIX, AZ MILWAUKEE, WI Audio & Control System Installation Audio & Control System Installation Audio & Control System Installation EQ-111519-05A Classrooms, lobbys, arenas, roadhouses, and event centers also need systems that RECENT PROJECTS are eye-catching and reliable. These spaces may be classrooms where students learn OTHER FACILITIES day in and day out, or the first place a prospective student observes as they make their decision on their future learning institution. Facilities need to feature operational systems that keep up with today’s technology to develop tomorrow’s experienced, and ready-to-be-hired students. SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY CAVC PALOMA OUTDOOR AMPHITHEATER SAVANNAH, GA TEMPE, AZ TEMPE, AZ Lighting & Atmospheric Effect Audio & Video Installation Audio & Lighting Installation Installation ARIZONA STATE CAPITOL TEMPE CENTER FOR THE ARTS ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY F-WING PHOENIX, AZ TEMPE, AZ TEMPE, AZ Lighting Installation Lighting Infrastructure Upgrades Video Installation EQ-111519-05A SCOTT ALLEN CO-OP CONTRACT MANAGER (303) 232-3540 [email protected] systems.clearwing.com Contract #: EQ-111519-05A Lead Agency: Region 10 ESC Contract Term: March 1, 2020 - February 28, 2023 Category: Performance Based Solutions KEITH MCDEVITT, AVP (216) 233-2433 [email protected] DEREK ANDERSON, AVP (979) 877-8273 [email protected] www.equalisgroup.org SIERRA LINDA HIGH SCHOOL PHOENIX, AZ Installation included Audio, Video, Lighting, Motorized Rigging, and Stage Drapery..
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