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Joint urban authority awards Veolia Water the contract to manage the water supply network for Draveil

The Sénart Val de Seine joint urban authority has selected Veolia Water to manage the water supply network and customer service for its main town of Draveil (28,500 people with 7,025 water service customers). Worth over 20 million euros cumulated over a period of 10 years, the contract, delegated up to now to another private operator, enables Veolia Water to establish operations in a new area of the Essonne department, which is part of the Ile-de-France region surrounding Paris.

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Valérie Messier and Tania Bélanger - Canada

Interview of Valérie Messier and Tania Bélanger - Canada

Hong Kong District Cooling DHY Joint Venture Receives Three Awards from the 23rd Considerate Contractors Site Award Scheme

HKDC, HKDCJV, Veolia Hong Kong, Hong Kong District Cooling

In recognition of its outstanding effort in promoting and upholding excellent site safety, health and environmental practices, Hong Kong District Cooling DHY Joint Venture (HKDCJV) has received three awards on 26th September 2017 from the 23rd Considerate Contractors Site Award Scheme – Silver Award - Considerate Contractors Site Award for Repair, Maintenance, Alteration and Addition (RMAA) Works Contracts, Best Model Worker Award and Model Frontline Supervisor Award.

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France Story Frédéric Houdry & Christophe Thabourin

Interview of Frédéric Houdry & Christophe Thabourin - France

Through the eyes of the Resourcers

Japan Story

Interview of Yannick Ratte and Kazuhiro Uchino - Japan

United Kingdom - Veolia Water selected by Thames Water to upgrade its infrastructure

Thames Water, UK's largest water and wastewater services company, has selected a joint venture made up of Veolia Water, Costain and Atkins to deliver a significant proportion of its program of essential upgrades to water and wastewater networks and treatment facilities across London and the Thames Valley. The amount of work for Veolia Water could be worth as much as £450 million (€530 million) for the period 2015 to 2020.

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