WATER LOSS · WASTEWATER · ASSET RECOVERY
Find the failure. Prioritise the fix. Return the asset to service.
Big Three helps asset owners move from recurring leaks, failing pump stations and treatment problems to condition evidence, repair priorities, quantities and executable recovery works.
THE PROBLEM
The first problem is often not a lack of capital—it is a lack of a reliable, prioritised picture of what is failing and what should be repaired first.
SCOPE
What this can include.
Final scope depends on site conditions, professional requirements, client procurement strategy and the specialist disciplines required.
- Water network and asset condition assessments
- Leak and loss investigation planning
- Pressure, valve, meter and network intervention scopes
- Pump-station civil and infrastructure rehabilitation
- Water and wastewater treatment asset recovery
- Pipelines, reservoirs and associated structures
- Stormwater and drainage interaction with water assets
- Mechanical/electrical interface coordination with specialists
- Defect registers, quantities and prioritised CAPEX packages
- Construction, QA evidence and staged return-to-service support
A PRACTICAL FIRST ENGAGEMENT
Water Infrastructure Recovery Sprint
A focused condition-to-work-package intervention for municipalities, mines, estates, campuses and industrial facilities that need an executable recovery plan before major capital procurement.
Field baseline
Condition, constraints, evidence and priority risks.
Engineering response
Options, interfaces, constructability and technical scope.
Commercial package
Quantities, cost logic, procurement and work packaging.
Delivery evidence
Programme, quality, progress, close-out and asset record.
RELATED SOLUTIONS
Problems rarely respect discipline boundaries.
Move across the connected issues around the asset rather than treating each workstream as a separate problem.
Start with the problem on site.
Send the location, asset, known issue and any available drawings, reports or tender information.