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Bangalore Water Supply

  • Project Title : Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Project Phase (III) [Cauvery Water Supply Scheme Stage V]
  • Location : Bangalore, India
  • Client : Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB), Govt. of Karnataka.
  • Project Commencement date : Jan 2019
  • Project Completion date : 90 Months

Background and History

Bangalore, the capital city of Karnataka State with 8,500 thousand population in 2011 is one of the fastest developing Metropolitan cities in India. It is an industrial center of South India and is a center for research institutions and high-tech electronic houses. The population of Metro Bangalore in 2024 are projected to be beyond 11 million with required water demand of 2,355 MLD. However, present water supply for the area is limited to 1,400 MLD. The ever-increasing water demand needs augmentation/improvement of water supply and sewerage services.Under these conditions, Government of India decided to provide water supply and sewerage facilities for the urban population in its 12th Five Year Plan (from April 2012 to March 2017). The plan policy emphasizes on the water saving through the reduction of unaccounted for water (UFW) and the recycle/ re-use of treated sewage considering limited water sources available. facilities.

Services Provided

  • Review of the detailed design
  • Conceptual design for DB / DBO packages
  • Detailed design for the other packages
  • Tender document preparation and assistance for evaluation
  • Construction supervision
  • Verification and approval of the as-built drawings
  • Facilitation of Implementation of Environmental Management Plan (EMP), Environmental Monitoring Plan (EMoP) and Resettlement Action Plan (RAP)
  • Technology transfer for engineering solutions, energy efficient equipment
  • NRW reduction management and technology transfer
  • Water conservation campaign; public outreach program
  • Development of recycle and reuse program based on demand assessment and reuse need for effective implementation.
  • Facilitation of a platform to discuss surface water pollution abatement
  • Promotion of the construction of sewerage house connections