Project Overview
Construction of water supply system of the City of Eskil, formed on large plains of Mid-Anatolian region. Residents of Eskil are scattered on a very large piece of area; even some plateaus surrounding the plains, tens of kilometers away from the city center, were inhabited.
Water was supplied from deep wells and delivered to service reservoirs. Project scope included all water storing and flow regulation structures and a huge distribution network. A totalof 656 kilometers of pipe was laid. Eskil Project required us to work in rural areas, presenting logistics as a major challenge. We take great pride in accomplishing this project before the deadline in spite of the scarce resource availability and the harsh climate conditions of the region.
Client: Bank of Provinces
Final Completion: 2002
- 4 water wells & pumping structures
- 500 m³ reinforced concrete service reservoir
- 3 ea 300 m³ reinforced concrete elevated water tanks
- 575,500 m³ excavation
- 56,500 m (150-400) concrete pipe
- 593,500 m (65-200) PVC pipe
- Pump stations
- Valve rooms
- Vent and discharge structures, fire hydrants
