Mumbai, March 14 Water technology company VA TECH WABAG announced on Saturday that it has secured a Rs 1,000 crore order from the Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (CMWSSB), funded by the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
The order involves developing a looped transmission network as part of the Chennai Climate Resilient Water Security and Sewerage Project (CCRWSSP) for the Greater Chennai City.
The ADB-funded project will establish a city-wide water grid platform for Chennai, enabling flexible water routing, improved pressure management, and greater operational reliability under both normal and emergency conditions, WABAG said in a statement.
"This Rs 1,000 crore project marks an important step towards building a resilient and future-ready water infrastructure for Chennai. The development of a citywide water grid will significantly enhance the city's supply reliability, operational flexibility, and climate resilience," said Shailesh Kumar, Chief Executive Officer - India Cluster, WABAG.
The project will be completed within 54 months, followed by 10 years of operation and maintenance.
Once operational, the system will establish a climate-resilient water grid for Chennai, significantly improving the city's ability to manage water resources efficiently, respond to disruptions, and ensure a reliable and sustainable water supply for its growing population.