Two routes in. One long-term operating model
Build new​
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INALA develops a new plant for the site, designed around the required source, treatment duty and water service.Â
Acquire & upgrade​
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INALA acquires an existing customer-owned plant and brings it up to the required operating standard.Â
In both routes, the objective is the same: INALA owns the asset, remains accountable for its operation and supplies water under the agreed offtake arrangement.Â
From water constraint to contracted service
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Assess
Understand the site, water constraint, source, demand and existing infrastructure.
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Engineer the solution and establish technical and commercial feasibility.Â
Develop
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Contract & deliver
Agree the water offtake framework; build new or acquire and upgrade the plant.Â
04
Operate
Operate, monitor and maintain the asset over the long-term relationship.

What sits with INALA - and what the customer receives
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Capital / asset ownership
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Development and contracting
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Long-term accountability for the service
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Plant operation and maintenance
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Engineering oversight through Impact Water Solutions
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Contracted water: flow, pressure, quality and uptime defined in the agreement
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No capital outlay
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A remedy written into the contract when we miss
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Continuous quality monitoring and reporting
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One accountable counterparty for the full term

