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KPM Franklin provides civil engineering, planning, land surveying, landscape architecture and transportation services.
Previously known as Franklin Hart & Reid, KPM Franklin unites proven business management practices with emerging innovative technologies to solve tough challenges and deliver projects on-time and within budget. KPM Franklin is readily accessible to the entire state of Florida from offices located in Kissimmee and near the Orlando International Airport.
ABC Fine Wine & Spirits
International Skydiving Museum & Hall of Fame
Family Dollar Store Drainage Improvements
Crystal River Coal and Nuclear Plant Demolition
I-4 and CR 532 Diverging Diamond Interchange Drainage Pond Design
The Helix Multi-Family Residential Site Development
Gannet Pointe Multi-Family Residential Site and Landscape Design
Storey Lake Natures Ridge Drive Extension
Aloft and Element Hotel International Drive Site Development
Back to School with KPM Franklin
Since Central Florida students are returning to school this week, check out some of KPM Franklin’s local school projects. We have provided engineering, landscape architecture and surveying services for brand new development and re-imagined designs of schools. We worked from concept to completion, providing site planning, stormwater management and irrigation design among other services for…
Celebrating Our Professional Engineers
In August of 1907, the first ever professional engineering (PE) license was issued (Charles Bellamy, Wyoming). Now professional engineers are licensed state by state across all fifty. KPM Franklin is proud to boast nine professional engineers. Today we celebrate our PEs hard work and dedication to the field. KPM Franklin’s Team of Professional Engineers Name:…
National Moon Day with KPM Franklin’s CEO Robby Moon
Happy National Moon Day! In the spirit of this celestial celebration, please enjoy some fun facts about Earth’s moon and get to know a thing or two about KPM Franklin’s CEO, Robby Moon. 5 Facts about the Moon: The Moon always shows Earth the same faceThe Moon moves approximately 3.8 cm away from Earth every…