What we do

Urban water systems and treatment

Access to safe drinking water and wastewater systems is a basic and universal right, to which TYPSA contributes using the appropriate technology and resources for each specific case. In developing countries, water supply and sanitation requirements need to be addressed in both rural and urban areas, while in more developed countries the goal is to take the most advanced technologies to 100% of the population served, enabling optimum use of the available resources through techniques such as water recycling or sea water desalination.

The goal, in alignment with the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development framework, is to ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all.

Our services embrace the tasks implicit in consulting, planning, design in all its phases, construction supervision, and operation and maintenance control for the various types of infrastructure: water treatment, sewage treatment and desalination plants, as well as the associated water supply and wastewater pipeline networks.

WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION

Diagnosis of the current situation.
Integrated technical, social, economic and environmental studies
Participation processes
Master plans
Diagnosis of supply systems, sewage networks and urban drainage
System modernisation and optimisation.
IT for reducing non-revenue water and energy efficiency
Advisory services and intervention in all phases of design, tender and construction

TREATMENT AND REUSE

Civil works design (conceptual, preliminary and detailed)
Mechanical and electrical design, mechanical equipment and 3D pipelines
Construction supervision, environmental monitoring and commissioning control
Operation and maintenance control

DESALINATION

General implementation, land and sea constraints
Intake and outfall infrastructure design
Civil works design (conceptual, preliminary and detailed)
Mechanical and electrical design, mechanical equipment and 3D pipelines
Construction supervision, environmental monitoring and commissioning control.
Specific studies: financial feasibility, energy efficiency, purchase specifications