Costing tools for water infrastructure

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Dear everyone,

i am compiling a list of available costing and planning tools related to water infrastructure.
Do you have any suggestion that is not already mentioned in this list: 
tools

I saw a previous post on Veolia tool but the link was removed from their website.

 

Thank you!

 

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4 Answers

  1. US EPA free CUPSS software is pretty good at keeping track of utility asset values, replacement costs, and finances and showing based on rate structures if a utility will be operating in the red or black in future years with a 20 year forward analysis including water rate planning.

    https://www.epa.gov/dwcapacity/background-information-check-program-small-systems-cupss-asset-management-tool

    64 Seconds WaterPoint Network is a GIS and Asset Management mobile app that can keep a geographic inventory of assets and also export the asset inventory, status, and condition data out to CUPSS for the long term 20 year financial analysis.

    http://www.sixtyfourseconds.com/wpn

  2. Dear Giacomo Butte, 


    I ​suggest you an open-​source solution ​called Giswater.​ It's aimed ​for the ​integral water ​cycle ​managament (​water supply, ​sewerage or ​flood risks). ​One of its many features includes costing and planning for water infrastructure.

    You can find ​more about it ​at ​https://www.​giswater.org/​software/?lang=​en .

    Hope it helps!

  3. for calculating pumping costs and determining the need and size of water system components, TdhNet is a full featured hydraulic model available for both Windows and Linux.