Water engineering and infrastructure: conveyance, pumping and sanitation, together with the supply, installation and rehabilitation of hydromechanical equipment for dams and locks.
Scope
Equipment and systems
Move water between intake, storage and delivery points; El Cuchillo II documents five pumping plants and an 84-inch conveyance line.
Control and actuate water passage in dams and locks, as in the Panama Canal and La Yesca scopes.
Allow water intake and discharge; El Zapotillo documents rehabilitation, pipelines and associated components.
Hydromechanical equipment work does not constitute a comprehensive dam safety assessment or certification. Each project entry defines its contracted scope.
Illustrative imagePanama/Water Infrastructure
Hydromechanical equipment for the locks
Installation of hydromechanical equipment and hydraulic systems for the locks, including gates, operating mechanisms, hydraulic power units and pipelines.
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Illustrative imageNuevo León, Mexico/Water Infrastructure
Engineering documented in 2023
84-inch conveyance line
Multidisciplinary engineering for five pumping plants and the 84-inch conveyance line, with transient analysis, interface coordination and technical support for implementation.
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Illustrative imageJalisco / Nayarit, Mexico/Energy · Water Infrastructure
Hydromechanical works documented in 2011–2012
2 units of 375 MW
Installation of two 375 MW turbine-generator units with testing and commissioning support, plus hydromechanical works on bulkheads, energy-dissipation chambers and large-diameter pipelines.
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Illustrative imageJalisco, Mexico/Water Infrastructure
Works documented in 2022
Intake works and bottom outlet
Rehabilitation of intake works and bottom-outlet infrastructure, with supply and installation of pipelines and components, testing, and medium- and low-voltage electrical works.
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We review technical bases, site conditions and interfaces to propose a realistic scope with the group's companies.