IRRIGATION & LAND DEVELOPMENT
Turning an arid area into farmland or modernising a farm requires precision engineering. A poorly sized irrigation network leads to wasted water, higher operating costs and lower productivity.
Our rural engineering specialists model your developments taking into account topography, crop water requirements and soil type. We work on Village Irrigated Perimeters (PIV) as well as large Community Agricultural Estates (DAC), sizing every component (pumping stations, canals, retention basins) for maximum hydraulic and agricultural efficiency.
Quality Control & Works Supervision
Our hydro-agricultural development expertise includes:
Topographical and hydrological studies, modelling and design of irrigation networks (gravity, sprinkler, drip), sizing of pumping stations and storage basins, development of farm access tracks and drainage, full technical supervision of rural engineering works.
OUR QUALITY & ENGINEERING COMMITMENT
We use the latest modelling tools to design precise structures. Every study begins with an in-depth site assessment to avoid unforeseen issues.
Good engineering must be cost-effective. We size your projects to what is "just right" to minimise your investment and reduce future maintenance costs.
We guarantee strict compliance with Senegalese and international standards (QHSE). Your projects are designed to be approved without reservation by the regulatory authorities.
Our mission does not stop at the drawings. We provide rigorous quality control during the execution of works to ensure that the final result matches the studies.
NEED EXPERT ADVICE?
Agricultural development is a major investment. A poorly designed scheme can lead to crop losses and the depletion of water resources. Don’t leave your project to chance. Our engineers are available to study your land, assess your water needs and recommend the technical solutions best suited to your success.
THE KEYS TO AN EFFICIENT SANITATION SYSTEM
Preventive Maintenance
Warning Signs
Watch out for early warning signs: slow drainage, gurgling noises in the pipes, persistent odours or unusual dampness on the ground. These symptoms often point to clogging or a ventilation fault that must be dealt with quickly.