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    EPC Water Contractors

    Engineering, procurement and construction contractors delivering turnkey water and wastewater treatment plants under fixed-price EPC contracts.

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    Liquid X

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    United Arab Emirates1-50 employees
    3 technologies1 region

    Liquid X is a water technology consultancy and commercialization platform focused on accelerating the deployment of next-generation filtration solutions, with a core emphasis on graphene-based water treatment. Founded to address the gap between breakthrough innovation and real-world implementation, Liquid X operates at the intersection of advanced material science, water infrastructure, and market deployment. While significant advances in water technologies exist globally, many remain confined to laboratories or early-stage ventures. Liquid X bridges this gap by identifying, validating, and commercializing high-impact solutions—particularly graphene-based filtration systems—within the GCC and wider MENA region. Our consultancy model is built around a full lifecycle approach: from technology scouting and technical evaluation to pilot design, validation, and scaled deployment. We work with asset owners, governments, and enterprises to translate emerging technologies into practical, site-ready solutions. This includes designing pilot programs with measurable performance metrics, enabling data-driven decision-making, and ensuring that innovations are proven under real operating conditions before scale-up. A key focus of Liquid X is the commercialization of graphene-based water filters. Graphene, a two-dimensional material with exceptional strength, permeability, and adsorption capacity, has the potential to fundamentally transform water treatment. Its nano-scale structure allows precise separation of contaminants while enabling faster water flow and lower energy consumption compared to conventional systems. Through strategic partnerships with innovators, researchers, and manufacturers, Liquid X is actively working to bring graphene filtration technologies from concept to market. These systems are being developed to address some of the most critical water challenges, including the removal of PFAS and emerging contaminants, heavy metals, dissolved solids, and industrial pollutants—while significantly reducing waste and energy intensity associated with traditional technologies such as reverse osmosis. Our role extends beyond technology development. Liquid X supports the full commercialization journey, including: Technical due diligence and performance validation Pilot implementation and third-party verification Integration with existing infrastructure Development of scalable deployment models Coordination with EPC contractors, facility managers, and regulators Ongoing monitoring, compliance, and optimization By operating as a vendor-agnostic platform, we ensure that solutions are selected based on performance, suitability, and long-term value—not vendor bias. The MENA region faces some of the world’s most acute water challenges, including scarcity, high desalination dependence, and rising energy costs. Liquid X is positioned to introduce more efficient, decentralized, and sustainable alternatives through advanced filtration technologies. Graphene-based systems, in particular, offer the potential for lightweight, modular, and energy-efficient treatment solutions that can be deployed at scale across residential, commercial, and industrial applications. At its core, Liquid X is not just a consultancy—it is an enabler of the next generation of water infrastructure. By combining deep regional expertise with global innovation networks, we are helping transform how water is treated, distributed, and consumed. Our mission is to accelerate the transition from legacy, resource-intensive systems to smarter, more sustainable water solutions—unlocking the full potential of graphene and other advanced materials to build a more water-secure future.

    Activated Carbon Filtration
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    Nuoro

    Belgium51-200 employees
    8 technologies1 region

    Nuoro is an independent engineering cooperative in Belgium, specializing in circular water and energy projects. As consultants, tech integrators, and main contractors, they drive sustainable innovation in water treatment, reuse, and energy recovery, serving industries and public utilities across Europe.

    Direct and Indirect Potable Reuse (DPR/IPR)
    Heat Recovery
    Industrial WWTPs
    Municipal WWTPs
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    What to Know Before Hiring a EPC Water Contractors Provider

    EPC Water Contractors serve a wide range of sectors including industrial manufacturing, municipal utilities, energy production, food & beverage, and mining. Whether your project requires a full turnkey system or targeted engineering services such as design, commissioning, or ongoing operations, selecting the right provider early reduces project risk and long-term operating costs.

    When evaluating epc water contractors, look beyond the company listing. Ask for case studies from projects in your specific industry vertical and verify technology certifications, compliance track record, and post-installation support capabilities. Providers with regional presence typically offer faster mobilization and stronger long-term service agreements.

    Aguato's directory gives you a structured starting point: filter by geography, technology, and industry experience to shortlist the most relevant epc water contractors. Review each profile's proof assets—certifications, datasheets, and project references—before reaching out. If you're ready to move forward, post your project on Aguato to receive structured proposals from pre-qualified suppliers matched to your requirements.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How do I shortlist epc water contractors for my project?

    Start by filtering providers by geography and industry to match your project footprint. Then review technology coverage and proof assets—certifications, case studies, and datasheets—before contacting your shortlist. Providers with relevant industry experience and local references tend to deliver the most accurate proposals.

    What questions should I ask a epc water contractors provider before signing?

    Ask about experience with projects of similar scale and complexity in your industry, their technology certifications, O&M support terms, and mobilization timelines. Request references from comparable projects and clarify whether they handle procurement, installation, and commissioning in-house or via subcontractors.

    What should I compare across epc water contractors profiles?

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