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Wastewater treatment
Field of activities
- Drainage and sewerage
- Waste water treatment
- Water supply
- Hydro-information science
- Engineering and underground structures
- Piping and water storage tanks
- Hydro-melioration and agricultural engineering
- Industrial buildings
- Civic facilities and dwelling houses
Profile of Services
The aim is to provide complete services consulting, designing, engineering and financial preparation of construction works and management of the construction:
- Professional, technical and financial consultancy
- Provision of basic materials for the design – engineering, geological, geodetic, etc.
- Feasibility studies, technical and economical studies
- Application for funding (EU Funds)
- Generation of general plans of water-supply systems and sewerage systems
- Documentation for the zoning and planning procedure
- Designs for building permit
- Documentation for tendering (FIDIC)
- Realization documentation
- Building author supervision
- Construction supervision, budget and price supervision
- Engineering and completing activities
- Construction management
- Organization and evaluation of competitions of tenders
- Manipulation and operation regulations
Basic legislation in water management according to the EU directives
- There must be drainage and sewerage systems within an agglomeration with more than 2000 equivalent inhabitants according to the Directives No. 91/271/EHS regarding waste water cleaning.
- Drinking water delivery will be according to the Directives No. 98/83/EHS regarding the quality of the drinking water for human requirements.
Admission of the Czech and Slovak Republics to the EU
Ensuring suitable wastewater treatment and sewerage in accordance EU standards and with Chapter 22 Environment – Implementation Plan for subchapter D – Water Quality as recorded in the Common Position (CONF- CZ 28/1) for the agglomeration greater then 2000 PE.
Czech Republic – transition period
- agglomerations greater than 10 000 PE (until 2002 resp. 2006)
- agglomerations between 2 000 and 10 000 PE (until 2010)
Slovak Republic – transition period
- agglomerations greater than 10 000 PE (until 2010)
- agglomerations between 2 000 and 10 000 PE (until 2015)
Romania – transition period
- agglomerations greater than 2 000 EO (until 2018)
Authorities and companies participating on the project
Investor aims and expectations
- Sewerage and waste water purification solution and delivery of drinking water solution = condition for the next development
- Efficiency of the project (investment and operational costs)
- Viability of the project
- Ensuring the financing of the design and engineering preparation of the project = obtaining and maximizing of funding
- Ensuring the financing of the project realization = obtaining and maximizing of funding
- Construction within planned budget, quality and time frame
- Achieving planned parameters of the project
- Achieving planned contributions of the project
- Project evaluation
- Minimizing of the operational costs
- Keeping the subsidy
Project's Areas
- Legal
- Environmental
- Economic
- Technical
And its relations:
- Are these areas isolated?
- Do these areas follow each other?
- Do particular results from one area make influence to these others?
- Is it important to manage activities in individual areas?
- Is it important to manage the whole project within its whole lifecycle?
Project's solution = intersection of all Areas
Process of Project work
- Project areas are not isolated.
- Solution of a project (all areas) follow each other.
- A particular result from one area influences the other areas.
- It is very important to manage activities in all project areas.
- It is important to manage the whole project within its entire lifecycle.
Project time schedule – project phases
Project phases and their Relationships
Reference
Project „Žďár nad Sázavou – sewerage and drainage reconstruction“
(No. Of inhabitants together: 23 879, connected to sewerage and drainage: 22 625)
| Investor | Svaz vodovodů a kanalizací Žďársko |
|---|---|
| Operator | VAS a.s. divize Žďár nad Sázavou |
| Budget | 10,64 mil. USD |
| Subsidies from ISPA program | 73 % of the budget is 7,77 mil. USD. |
| Sent for the approval process | 8th of October 2002 |
| Approved by ISPA committee | December 2003 |
| Starting of realization | October 2005 |
Project Construction & Up-grading of Drinking Water & Waste Water Infrastructure in the Břeclav Area, part of Dyje River Basin
(Regional project with 10 subprojects – 9 waste water, 1 drinking water)
| Investor | Vodovody a kanalizace Břeclav, a.s. |
|---|---|
| Operator | Vodovody a kanalizace Břeclav, a.s. |
| Budget | 64,50 mil. USD |
| Subsidies from ISPA program | 82 % of the budget is 52,89 mil. USD. |
| Loans | EBRD London |
| Sent for approval process | July 2004 |
| Approved by CF committee | December 2004 |
Project „Program for sewerage and drainage and water purification within Radbuza basin“
(Group of projects – 3 districts in the west of the Czech Republic)
| Investor | Mikroregion Radbuza |
|---|---|
| Operator | HS Dobřany s.r.o., CHVAK a.s., Plzeňské vodárny a.s. |
| Budget | 33,00 mil. USD |
| Subsidy from FS | 73 % from the whole approved budget |
| Approved by ISPA committee | December 2004 |
| Financial memorandum | 2005 |
