Projects That Deliver Real Impact

Construction of the “Mangit” Water Treatment Plant with a capacity of 40,000 m³/day in the Amudarya District (greenfield project)The Mangit water treatment plant, located in the Amudarya district, is a new facility with a capacity of 40,000 m³/day, financed by the Asian Development Bank. Construction began in 2024 and commissioning is scheduled for 2025.
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The plant comprises a full range of treatment and supporting facilities, including a settling reservoir, first- and second-stage pumping stations, an inlet chamber with rapid mixers, mechanical flocculation chambers, horizontal sedimentation tanks, a filtration unit, reservoirs for treated and backwash water, sludge drying beds, a chlorination unit, and a complete chemical handling system. In addition, the project includes an administrative and laboratory building, a maintenance workshop, a two-vehicle garage with a canopy, and a security checkpoint.
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Process equipment includes pumps manufactured by Flygt and Grundfos, shut-off and control valves from Tianjin Tanggu TWT Valve Co., Ltd. and Öz-Kan Makina, surge protection systems by BERMAD CS Ltd., compressors from Guangzhou AirHorse Compressor Co., Ltd., and mechanical water treatment equipment supplied by ASM Aritma Sistemleri. Automation is implemented via a SCADA system based on Siemens, while instrumentation is provided by Endress+Hauser and Chemitec.

The Tuyamuyun second-stage pumping station underwent a comprehensive reconstruction aimed at improving the reliability and efficiency of its operation. The project was financed by the Asian Development Bank: construction works began in 2019, and the facility was commissioned in 2022. Construction began in 2021, and the facility was commissioned in 2023.
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As part of the project, key facilities were constructed and modernized, including the pumping station building, the control room, the auxiliary and filter-washing pumping stations, the chlorination unit, and a complete two-transformer substation.

During the reconstruction, outdated equipment was dismantled, including pumping units, shut-off valves, and the chlorination system. Modern double-suction horizontal centrifugal pumps from Wilo (Germany) were installed for the second-stage pumping station and the filter-washing system, along with shut-off and control valves from Tianjin Tanggu TWT Valve Co., Ltd. (China). The chlorination unit was equipped with a chlorine gas-based system with a capacity of 20 kg/h, manufactured by Grundfos (Denmark).

This project is aimed at enhancing the drinking water supply system in Jizzakh Region by utilizing water from the Zarafshan River and includes the construction of the “Uzunbulok” water treatment plant in the Bakhmal District, with a capacity of 100,000 m³ per day. Construction was carried out between 2019 and 2021.
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The facility is equipped with modern equipment, including vertical centrifugal and submersible backwash pumps manufactured by Wilo (Germany), shut-off and control valves from Tianjin Tanggu TWT Valve Co., Ltd. and Tecofi (France), Tecofi sluice gates, an electrolysis unit with a capacity of 12.5 kg/hour (Uzbekistan), as well as high-precision measuring instruments by Endress+Hauser (Switzerland). Monitoring and control are performed באמצעות a SCADA automation system based on Schneider Electric.
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As part of the project, key process facilities were constructed, including a chemical handling unit, flocculation chambers, horizontal sedimentation tanks, a filtration station with a control room, reservoirs for treated and process water, sludge drying beds, and a service pumping station. Supporting infrastructure was also developed, including an administrative and laboratory building, security checkpoints, a warehouse, a maintenance workshop, a garage, and other engineering facilities ensuring reliable and continuous operation of the plant.

The “Kadyrja-Selskaya” water treatment plant, located in the Kibray District of Tashkent Region, is a newly built facility with a design capacity of 100,000 m³ per day. The project was implemented between 2019 and 2022 with financing from the Asian Development Bank.
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The facility is equipped with modern technological solutions, including double-suction horizontal centrifugal pumps, chemical dosing and submersible backwash pumps manufactured by Wilo, as well as Tecofi shut-off and control valves. The treatment process incorporates an electrolysis unit with a capacity of 12.5 kg/hour, produced in Uzbekistan, along with a dosing station by Lutz Pumpen & Lutz-Jesco. Efficient monitoring and control are ensured by a state-of-the-art SCADA automation system based on Schneider Electric.
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As part of the project, key process facilities were constructed, including water intake structures, first- and second-stage pumping stations, a chemical handling unit, flocculation chambers, horizontal sedimentation tanks, filtration units, control rooms, and reservoirs for treated and process water. Supporting infrastructure was also developed, including an administrative and dispatch building, laboratory, transformer substations, a mechanical workshop, warehouse, garage, and a security checkpoint—ensuring reliable and uninterrupted operation of the plant.