Bruser offers a myriad of engineering services related to municipal infrastructures, drinking water and wastewater in particular. Our expertise includes strategic planning and the preparation of master plans, production of feasibility studies, preparation of plans and specifications, project management, site supervision, infrastructure commissioning, operator training, and performance monitoring.

We design and implement new water management infrastructures for our clients. We are also experienced in upgrading existing infrastructures to meet all new requirements faced by municipalities when new regulations come into force.

Drinking Water

Bruser builds on acknowledged expertise in the procurement, treatment and distribution of drinking water. Our dedicated engineers remain well-informed regarding standards and regulations in effect for the management and treatment of drinking water. They also keep abreast of the latest innovations and consider established technologies when identifying the best solution to solve a problem reported by a client. We strive to offer premium services to our clients in line with their budgets and tight schedules. Our knowledge of water procurement includes: planning of pumping tests, characterization of raw water sources, benchmark studies for water traceability, development of pilot studies, design of water intake and adduction infrastructures, etc.

When an appropriate water source is found, Bruser has the expertise to design a filtration and disinfection plant tailored for surface water or groundwater. Bruser professionals use a multiple-barrier approach to design water treatment plants to produce premium drinking water on an ongoing basis.

If required, Bruser’s engineers can design a water pumping station for drinking water distribution that includes hydraulic balancing of the water distribution network. In addition, a fire reserve is often considered when designing a water pumping station. Bruser can even design a comprehensive water distribution network complete with a pressure control station or booster station.

Wastewater

Bruser offers assessment services to determine the residual capacity of existing wastewater treatment plants. Existing equipment that operates appropriately can be retained and/or slightly modified to optimize the capital and maintenance costs of projects in operation. For this purpose, Bruser can perform life-cycle assessments (LCA) and relevant benchmarking studies on identified equipment to recommend cost-effective, sustainable long-term solutions to clients.

Bruser’s engineers can also carry out wastewater characterization, design pre-treatment systems such as wastewater sewage grinders or raked bar screens, along with primary, secondary or tertiary wastewater treatment systems in compliance with standards in force and the uses of the receiving environment.

Bruser can design and develop control and data acquisition systems, with or without telemetric devices, for the remote management of infrastructures that treat and distribute drinking water and/or wastewater. Whether implementing a telecommunications link between multiple pumping stations and treatment infrastructures − wireless or not − or setting up a data acquisition system to optimize or monitor a water treatment system, Bruser’s engineers strive to remain aware of the latest technologies available in specific fields. Moreover, Bruser works in close cooperation with water treatment system suppliers in order to develop new user-friendly and efficient instrumentation and monitoring tools for on-site operators.

Our engineers analyze the specific requirements of each client to select suitable tools for a specific project, from optimized process diagrams to performance sequence control sketches. For operator interface configuration services, alarm determination or the management of process monitoring reports and charts, the expertise of Bruser‘s employees allows clients to manage their water treatment plants efficiently.

Bruser’s multidisciplinary team has the expertise and skills to carry out various road infrastructure and housing development projects. Our engineers identify the real needs of our clients and suggest feasible solutions compliant with their budget and time constraints. Our professionals support clients throughout the entire life cycle of their projects, always mindful of their concerns.

Thanks to their expertise in water engineering, Bruser’s engineers have gained specific know-how in municipal services building design over the years, in areas such as pumping stations and water treatment plants. Our multidisciplinary team assists clients in identifying their needs so that divisions in a services building may be strategically planned and scheduled according to its future purpose.

We work collaboratively with architects assigned to the projects to design and construct sustainable buildings at the forefront of technology. Whether for civil engineering, mechanical processes, ventilation, plumbing, heating, electrical or structural work, we can develop the design of any aspect of your building.