Spice Village

About client

Spice Village, nestled in Thekkady, Idukki, embarked on a significant project in 2008, involving the design and installation of a Water Treatment Plant (WTP). With a daily capacity of 60 cubic meters and incorporating Global System (GS) technology, this forward-thinking initiative aimed to ensure a reliable and purified water supply for the establishment. Additionally, the project included the establishment of an Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC), emphasizing a commitment to ongoing maintenance for the optimal functioning of the water treatment system.

This project at Spice Village underscores the establishment’s dedication to providing a sustainable and high-quality experience for its guests. By integrating advanced water treatment methods and implementing an AMC, Spice Village ensures access to purified water resources while prioritizing responsible resource management. The WTP aligns with Spice Village’s commitment to offering an eco-friendly and culturally immersive stay in the serene surroundings of Thekkady, Idukki.

Project information

Organization

Spice Village

Location

Thekkady, Idukki

Service Provided & Year

WTP - Design, Installation (2008), AMC (Annual Maintenance Contract on current year)

Technology

GS (Global System, an Integrated System of Anaerobic & Aerobic biodegradation process.)

Capacity

60 cubic meters per day

Project goals

In 2019, CAFS Calicut in Karippur, Malappuram, initiated a transformative project with the design and installation of a Water Treatment Plant (WTP) featuring a daily capacity of 30 cubic meters and integrating Global System (GS) technology. The primary objective was to secure a consistent and purified water supply to meet the institution’s diverse needs, reflecting CAFS Calicut’s commitment to providing a sustainable and high-quality learning environment. The project further emphasized responsible resource management through the inclusion of an Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC), ensuring ongoing maintenance for the optimal functionality of the water treatment system. This initiative aligns with CAFS Calicut’s vision of academic excellence and environmental consciousness, contributing to the institution’s holistic commitment to education in Malappuram.