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Ovivo has one of the deepest pools of water talent in the world today. Some of the greatest brains in clean water, process water, wastewater treatment, waste to energy and water reuse have come together in one worldwide, ‘go to’ water company: Ovivo.

Ovivo brings together over 200 years of water expertise into a single, highly accessible business focused purely upon creating value for its clients. Many of the best known, most respected and most reliable brand names now form Ovivo’s heritage, including:

► AJM	► Aqua Engineering	► Aquator
► Brackett Green	► Christ Water Technology	► Copa
► Eimco Water Technologies	► Enviroquip	► Goema
► Jones+Attwood	► Kennicott	► Tepro
► Tomkinson	► UT&S	► and more….

The water industry is not renowned for its speed of innovation or for its true understanding of the economic value of water. Ovivo is driven to deliver global best practice but also takes pride in challenging the norm. Operating in 21 countries and over 5 continents, Ovivo are dedicated to water and to water alone. Ovivo delivers world-class solutions, linking local reach with global expertise.

Ovivo’s shared global knowledge, unrivalled experience and established technologies enable delivery of water projects of national (and often international) importance at a local level. Wherever water is crucial, Ovivo strives to become the partner of choice for their clients. As true water specialists, Ovivo understand the complexities of water use in a business process and recognize water’s true economic impacts, affecting quality, efficiency and consistency. Ovivo seek to identify and maximise the value of water to a municipality or a business process, aware that for most applications, water is now a critical raw material rather than a simple commodity.