Veolia-led consortium signs CHF 44.8M contract for Lausanne drinking water plant

A consortium led by Veolia signed a contract worth CHF 44.8 million with the Lausanne Water Service to design, build and commission the new Saint-Sulpice II drinking water production plant in Lausanne, Switzerland. The plant will feature a multi-barrier treatment system unique in Europe.

“The plant will feature an innovative and scalable multi-barrier process, unique in Switzerland and in Europe.”veoliawatertech.com

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• veoliawatertech.comA consortium led by Veolia to build a new drinking water plant in Lausanne with a multi-barrier system to treat micropollutants that is unique in Switzerland and in Europe | Veolia Water Technologies - North AmericaDec 22, 2021

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