Current Projects
Bucharest Wastewater Treatment Plant
Bucharest WWTP is, undoubtedly, the most important wastewater treatment plant in Romania and the largest in south-east Europe. The project itself has been a challenge from its start, due to its magnitude and complexity. Multidisciplinary teams have been offering their efforts to adjust technical solutions and methods to lead to optimal results the people that live in Bucharest and around take advantage on.
Municipal Water and Sewage infrastructure in Brăila
It represents a major investment in the water infrastructure in the City of Brăila, covering the southern half of its populated area. The project is a part of the regional development programme of the Brăila county water infrastructure.
Main Raw Water Rehabilitation for Sibiu Water Supply System
The investment refers to replacement of the main pipeline that transport raw water to the Drinking Water Treatment Plant Sibiu South. At the end of the project we expect that operating conditions are substantially improved and water supply fluency will be undisturbed.
Galați Minerals Port Upgrade
The project has two main lines: upgrading and extension. In terms of upgrading, all the 16 berths are going to be operational at the end of the project, while extension comes with new platforms that will be offered for operating facilities.
Regional Water and Sewage Infrastructure Development in Ilfov County
Due to rapid development of the region of Ilfov, the water and sewage infrastructure must be upgraded. Therefore, under the increased demand, new objectives must be added to the existing systems and recalibrated to the peoplețs needs. The project refers to building new and rehabilitate sewage pumping stations, parts of the major regional sewage system.
Past Projects
Reduction of Coastal Erosion, Mamaia Area
The sea is alive, therefore its action to the shores must be limited in order to protect what people had developed and that action refers to erosion. The scope of the project was to ensure protection for human lives, assets, to limit the loss of land and to create a safe ecosystem.
Maritime Romanian Ports Master Plan
Together with our partners, we had proposed the major development lines for the maritime transport in Romania, aligned with the requirements of our client, specifically stated at the start. Unfortunately, the war had occurred and we had to stop our work, due to drastically change of the former conditions.