More than 2.2 billion rubles will be allocated for the modernization of the Bordovichi water intake in Bryansk

The total tariff for water supply and sanitation in Bryansk is 68 rubles 5 kopecks per cubic meter. This is one of the lowest rates among the regional centers of the Central Federal District. About the work of the city water utility and modernization of communal infrastructure told its director Valentin Nikolaev.

According to him, Bryansk daily consumes about 120 thousand cubic meters of water. More than half of the volume comes from the Desna, about 40% provide more than a hundred artesian wells. The sewer system receives and cleans more than 100 thousand cubic meters of sewage per day. There are 72 pumping stations.

The state of urban networks remains a problem, with 523 accidents since the beginning of the year. All the damage was fixed. For nine months, more than a kilometer of new water and sewer pipes were laid, and the sections of collectors on Kamozin, Kalinin and Sovetskaya streets were replaced. Continues repair of the pressure collector on the street Bryansk Front.

On Kalinin Street, the construction of a new sewer pumping station is being completed. After its launch in 2027, its capacity will be up to 70 thousand cubic meters per day - twice as much as before the reconstruction.

As part of the modernization of the municipal infrastructure, a new well with a depth of 160 meters was built at the Depovsky technological complex. It will be able to provide the Volodar district with about 55 cubic meters of water per hour.

Also overhauled two sections of the pipeline with a diameter of 700 millimeters and a total length of more than two kilometers. According to it, water from the Bordovichi treatment plants enters the homes of residents of the Soviet and Fokinsky districts.

The main work is now focused on the Bordovichi water intake, which provides about 60% of the city's water needs. The reconstruction involves five technological complexes. It is planned to replace pumping equipment, cable lines, transformers and metering devices, as well as automate the management of water supply and flow.

The cost of the project exceeds 2.275 billion rubles. The reconstruction is planned to be completed by the end of 2028.