Water supply project for the city of Malisheva
The overall project for the water supply of the city of Malisheva revolved around identifying suitable water sources to meet the town's potable water requirements.
The primary aim was to design and implement a comprehensive system that would ensure the provision of the necessary quantity and quality of water. This involved the design of three wells, a pumping station, a transmission pipe, a reservoir with a capacity of 2x360m³, and a distribution network spanning approximately 10 kilometers.
The project aimed to benefit around 6,000 inhabitants by delivering a reliable and sustainable water supply. Through the careful selection of water sources and the implementation of the designed infrastructure, the project aimed to enhance access to clean and safe drinking water for the residents of Malisheva, ultimately improving their quality of life and promoting public health.
It starts with extensive studies on accessible water resources, including extensive studies on water quantity and quality.
The project included a variety of essential services focused on providing a reliable water delivery system. It starts with extensive studies on accessible water resources, including extensive studies on water quantity and quality.
The services provided in this project were also designing a resilient and efficient water delivery infrastructure based on the study findings. This entailed creating precise building designs and specifications. Finally, the building phase began, with the planned infrastructure being implemented, including well drilling, pumping station installation, water treatment facilities, and pipeline construction.
