ATLC Infraconsultants Designs a Water System 25 Days ahead of Schedule, Providing Potable Water to 300,000 People in India

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OpenFlows WaterGEMS and STAAD Helps Them Optimize Designs while Saving Costs. 128 Villages Lacked Piped, Safe Drinking Water. Mirzapur, one of the southern districts of Uttar Pradesh, India, spreads over 4,525 square kilometers and includes Vindhyachal Dham, a significant Hindu temple. Until recently, the 300,000 people living in 128 villages of the Marihan Block in Mirzapur received water through individual and public hand pumps. To improve the quality of life for residents and for the many visitors to Vindhyachal Dham, the state government initiated a project to develop a piped water system, ensuring equal distribution of treated water to all 128 villages. ATLC Infraconsultants Pvt. Ltd. was contracted to design the project, which needed to continue operations and accommodate population growth through at least 2053, as well as meet state regulations. "The proposed Leduki water supply scheme has been designed taking into consideration the optimization of infrastructure, operations, and maintenance to achieve the service level delivery under the ambitious program of the state government," said Gaurav Gupta, director, ATLC Infraconsultants.