Via its international engineering subsidiary, Seureca, Veolia Water provides services in the field of water (drinking water and wastewater treatment) and environmental engineering from the identification phase and the drawing up of bid documents to the supervision of works or providing technical assistance.

Supported by a team of experts as well as highly qualified and experienced project managers in complimentary disciplines, Seureca has developed comprehensive expertise particularly in the provision of the following services:

• Water and wastewater management planning and feasibility studies
• Economic, financial, environmental and institutional studies
• Detailed project briefs and preparing bid documents
• Assisting clients in analyzing bids and contracting
• Coordination, supervision and acceptance of works
• Technical operational assistance and technical, institutional and financial audits

Seureca operates in the following technical sectors which cover the entire water and wastewater cycle as well as in related fields:

• Surface and groundwater resources
• Audits and modeling of water and wastewater systems and storm sewers
• Water lost in the system and leakage reduction
• Water and wastewater treatment plants and desalination plants
• Water and wastewater services operations
• Environmental studies and reuse of wastewater
• Financial and economic analyses and tariff studies
• Customer Care

Its integration into a major group such as Veolia Environnement enables Seureca to acquire a unique viewpoint on engineering and operations.

The extensive experience it has gained from working on numerous projects around the world (Riyadh, Baghdad, Cairo, Alexandria, Nairobi, Addis Ababa, Ouagadougou, Lisbon, Saint-Petersburg, Lima, Manila and Nouakchott etc.) means it is able to offer a comprehensive range of services to a large palette of clients across five continents, and whose constant aim is to respect the principles of sustainable development.

Seureca is listed and works closely with all major bilateral financial institutions such as the French Development Agency as well as international institutions.