Drip irrigation network
50 – 640 ha- Capacity
- 50–400 m³/h
- Filtration
- Disc / sand, automatic flush
- Dosing
- 2–4 channel fertigation
- Control
- Zone valves, remote telemetry
Needs survey, hydraulic design, equipment selection, construction, installation and start-up of efficient water systems — for irrigation networks, municipal supply and industrial process water.
Most networks we are called to do not fail at the pump. They fail at the parts nobody specified — the filtration stage, the dosing node, the control logic that was left to the contractor. We survey the whole line before quoting anything.
We meter the existing network before design, so the savings figure in the offer is one you can audit afterwards.
Pumps, pipes, filtration and control are sized against a single model — not assembled from three suppliers’ catalogues.
Equipment is chosen for the spare parts and service that actually exist in Uzbekistan, not only for datasheet performance.
The boundary is written into the contract before work begins. Anything in the right column is either the client’s or a named third party’s — in writing, with an owner.
Every project is sized to its own hydraulic model. These are the starting points, not a catalogue — prices are quoted per project.
We do not price a water project from a description. The survey is a paid, deliverable stage — and its report is yours whether or not you continue with us.
Flow metering, pressure mapping, site and soil check. Deliverable: a measured report.
Hydraulic model, equipment specification, layout drawings, budget and schedule.
Manufacturer selection and audit, procurement, pre-shipment inspection, freight, customs.
Pump house civil works, mechanical and electrical installation, network laying.
Performance testing against the model, SCADA setup, operator training, handover.
Acceptance is a measured performance test: flow, head and power at the design duty point, witnessed and signed. If it does not meet the model, it is not handed over.
Factory acceptance test at the manufacturer, with report and photographs, before payment of the balance.
Weld, alignment and torque checks logged per node; hidden works photographed before backfill.
Duty-point verification with calibrated instruments, witnessed by the client’s engineer.
As-built drawings, equipment passports, test protocols and operating manuals in UZ / RU / EN.
If your question is not here, an engineer answers it directly — not a sales script.
Yes — most water projects start from a rough note. We run the survey first and issue a written brief for your approval before anything is priced. The survey report is yours regardless of whether you continue.
Give us a location, an area and what the water is for. We come back with a survey plan and an order-of-magnitude budget before anyone signs anything.