Areas of activity

Engineering the complete water cycle

FIELDS OF ACTIVITY

• • Management and technical assistance for water supply and wastewater civil works.
• • Final design.
• • System asset inventory.
• • Master plans.
• • Studies for efficient management of water demand.
• • Water loss control.
• • Simulation models.

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Information Technology

AREAS OF ACTIVITY

• • Corporate GGS and GIS for comprehensive management of systems and services
• • Design and implantation of corporate information systems.
• • System Administration.
• • Commercial and financial management software.

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Telecommunications and Remote Control

OBJECTIVES

• • Technical and operational efficiency for water supply and sanitation systems.
• • Offering consumers reliable, quality service.
• • Economic-financial sustainability in service management.
• • Conservation of hydric resources and respect for the environment.

APPLICATIONS

SCADA and remote control systems in:

• • Production.
• • Water Supply.
• • Sectorization.
• • Information and meteorological alerts.

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Management Consulting

AREAS OF ACTIVITY

• • Institutional strengthening.
• • Management and benchmarking indicators.
• • Tecnological transfer. Process re-engineering.
• • Commercial management consulting.
• • Training plans.

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Water and Environmental Quality

AREAS OF ACTIVITY

• • Efficiency and optimization of resources.
• • Environmental protection systems.
• • Mathematical models of water quality, dispersion of contaminants.
• • Audits and environmental inventories, pollution management and control.
• • Authorization management and processing of environmental reports.

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Comprehensive projects

AREAS OF ACTIVITY

• • Activities that combine Wasser’s different areas of activity.

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Hydroengineering for development

AREAS OF ACTIVITY

• • Water and sanitation access improvements.
• • Institutional strengthening for the organizations in charge of water management.
• • Technical Assistance and execution of "turnkey" rehabilitation projects and construction of systems.
• • Prevention plans – disaster mitigation: draughts, floods, etc.