Georgia initiates a USD 32 million water infrastructure development venture in Tsageri and Lentekhi regions
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You Wanna Know 'Bout That Water Project, Huh? 💦 flowing in Georgia 🇬🇪
Yeah, yeah, it's a biggie! The Georgia government's got a state-funded infrastructure project happening in the Racha-Lechkhumi and Kvemo Svaneti region. This GEL 32+ mil endeavor is focusing on water supply systems, zeroing in on Tsageri, Kveda Tsageri, and Lentekhi. Yes, you read that right!
The United Water Supply Company, part of Georgia's Ministry of Regional Development and Infrastructure, is driving the project forward. Oh, and this ain't a part-time gig; they aim to make domestic water usage a 24/7 reality for all three locations by the end of '26.
So, what's cooking in Tsageri and Kveda Tsageri? Well, they're upgrading the 'Chkhuteli' headwaters, drilling six new wells, building a new collection reservoir and chlorination unit, replacing the pump at the local station, rehabbing two existing reservoirs, building a 17km water network, and constructing a brand-new main pipeline.
Lentekhi's not left out of the fun. They're tapping into gravity-fed systems sourced from three existing head structures. Plans include constructing and rehabilitating water reservoirs, installing chlorination and booster units, upgrading old pipelines, building a 16km network, and incorporating a SCADA system with water metering infrastructure.
Now, if you wanna delve deeper, our sources tell us it's a GEL 32+ million initiative, slated for completion by the end of '26, and fully funded by the state budget. But beware, little do we know about the specifics—like the project's progress or scope—so you might wanna holler at your local authorities or the responsible ministry for the lowdown. 📞 📧 💬☎️
The United Water Supply Company, as part of Georgia's Ministry of Regional Development and Infrastructure, is managing an environmental-science oriented project that involves the upgrade of water supply systems in Tsageri, Kveda Tsageri, and Lentekhi. This project, financed by the state, also includes the industry sector, with the construction of new pipelines and chlorination units.
