The aim of the project is to bring additional water from the nearby Kayaboğazı Dam to the Enne Dam, which supplies cooling water to the Seyitömer Terminal

The water to be supplied to the city is sourced from several deep wells and collected in the main service reservoir. At this point, three pump stations have been established, and the water is delivered to the city through the main

The water supply project for the towns of Inkur, Tekkiraz, and Caybasi in Ordu. The project was carried out in a highly mountainous and rural area.

The project consists of two phases: The first phase is the main collector line constructed along the Black Sea coast. This required the excavation of a large amount of low-cohesion sea sand.

The island’s water resources have recently become insufficient to meet the needs of the growing population. The necessary water has been supplied from the mainland via an underwater transmission line.

After the earthquake we experienced in 2000, drinking water was brought to the city from other sources and connected to the existing reservoirs as part of the project in Kaynaşlı

The construction of the water supply for Eskil district. Drinking water obtained from deep wells was transported to service reservoirs.

The project includes an additional system to be constructed due to the inadequacy of the existing wastewater sea discharge system.

The construction of the drinking water supply for Fatsa district. The project includes adjustments to account for changes in seasonal rainfall amounts affecting the water supply.

The construction of the wastewater sea discharge system for Mahmutlar, one of Antalya’s resort towns. The project also included the installation of a transmission line between the water treatment plant and the coast.

A ship-mounted double-jaw grab was used for underwater excavation and filling. A total of 1,200 meters of pipe was laid underwater.