Municipal water engineering.
High-quality drinking water sources are increasingly under threat. That is why we pay particular attention to planning and designing new water supply systems and improving existing ones, with a focus on reducing water losses and operating costs.
Water supply
We design and supervise the construction of every part of a water supply system, from the source to the consumer.
- Assessment of source capacity and water quality
- Groundwater resource and reserve studies
- Sanitary protection zone studies for water sources
- Design of water sources and drinking water treatment plants
- Water and fire hydrant networks: new build, reconstruction and extension
- Pumping stations, reservoirs, pressure break chambers and manholes
- Remote metering, monitoring and control to detect losses
- Automation of facilities to lower operating costs
Wastewater
Urban growth and more frequent heavy rainfall overload sewer systems whose capacity and condition no longer meet demand, while environmental regulations keep getting stricter. For every volume and type of wastewater we select a treatment technology that meets the required parameters before discharge.
- Design of new sewerage systems
- Reconstruction and extension of existing systems
- Collection, drainage and treatment of municipal and industrial wastewater
- Selection of treatment technology
- Construction supervision
Management and planning
Many utility companies lack complete, organised data on their assets, so plans rest on assumptions. We build geospatial (GIS) databases of water and sewer networks that link the position of pipes and facilities to their data and quickly answer where, how much and how.
- Field data collection
- Organising and digitising existing archives
- GIS database of networks and facilities
- Analyses for operational and development plans
Water engineering contact
Svetlana Bačević
Head of Water Supply & Sewerage Design