Consul-Tech performed the detailed engineering for the construction company responsible for the main collectors and pumping stations of the provincial capital’s new sewer system. The work included the preparation of technical reports and construction drawings covering design aspects such as pipe sizing, architecture, structural calculations, and electromechanical systems for pumping stations, as well as hydraulic simulations, earthworks, and pavement restoration.

Approximately 12.5 km of collection pipes, about thirty pumping stations, and some 30 km of pressure mains were designed. In addition, the basic engineering design was developed for the expansion and retrofitting of the existing main infrastructure.

The local topography created multiple drainage basins with outflow channels that relied on pumping stations, and the existing networks and structures had deficiencies that affected the environment and public health in the capital.