Pune's societies and commercial complexes built thousands of STPs in the last decade — and most of them are run by manpower contractors who supply an operator and little else. The result is familiar: foaming tanks, odour complaints, treated water that quietly fails norms, and a panic before every MPCB inspection.
We are a Pune-based company that designs, builds, and — critically — operates sewage treatment plants. We have been in water treatment here since 2007, work to ISO 14001:2015 environmental management practices, and currently operate 11+ plants under accountable O&M contracts where we commit to treated water quality and uptime, not just attendance.
Every plant we operate is connected to our own IoT monitoring platform. Dissolved oxygen, pH, flow and equipment run-hours stream live to a dashboard your facility manager can open anytime. When a blower trips at 2 a.m., our team knows before your residents do. And on the 2nd of every month, your MPCB-format compliance report is generated automatically — daily averages, alert logs, MoEF-approved lab results, operator sign-off.
Because we also design and build plants, our operators are backed by process engineers who can diagnose the root cause when something drifts — media fouling, diffuser wear, hydraulic overload — rather than masking symptoms with chemicals. If your current contract is up for renewal, ask us for a free plant audit; we will tell you honestly what your plant needs.
Pune company working to ISO 14001:2015 environmental management practices — 500+ projects delivered and 11+ plants under our own daily operations.
Trained site operators with process engineers on escalation — root-cause fixes, not chemical band-aids.
Board-format monthly reports generated from live data with MoEF-approved lab testing — inspection-ready every day.
Real-time dashboard and WhatsApp alerts on every plant we operate, at no separate cost.
Send us your requirement on WhatsApp — capacity, location, and what is going wrong (if anything). We reply with real answers, not a brochure.