Bondalti Water

Bondalti Water is an industrial water and wastewater engineering company active across the full value chain—from feasibility and process design to EPC/implementation and long-term operational support—serving municipal and industrial sectors. Our core strengths include advanced treatment and water reuse, membrane-based separation and polishing, and robust process integration for challenging effluents (variable loads, recalcitrant organics, high salinity, colour, micropollutants).

We have strong interest and capability in innovation-driven projects where engineering deployment is coupled with monitoring, modelling, and optimisation, including:

• Advanced treatment & reuse trains: integrated biological + physico-chemical + membrane solutions (UF/NF/RO), polishing, and fit-for-purpose reuse schemes.

• Membrane systems engineering: performance and fouling control strategies (operational optimisation, cleaning/backwash concepts, monitoring-based control), and cost/energy minimisation.

• Industrial effluents & circularity: recovery-oriented concepts (e.g., concentration/valorisation streams, reduction of sludge footprint, integration with energy/resource recovery), and sustainability-by-design.

• Digitalisation, sensing, and analytics: online instrumentation and data integration (including spectral and conventional signals), time-series analysis, development of predictive and hybrid models to support operational decisions, and digital-twin-ready architectures for real-time performance tracking and optimisation.

• Demonstration, scale-up and exploitation: hosting and operating pilots, providing industrial datasets, supporting LCA/TEA and regulatory/standardisation considerations, and enabling routes to market through commercial deployment capacity.

Expected contributions may include: co-leading innovation and demonstration; developing and validating new treatment, monitoring and control approaches (incl. data/AI models); engineering integration and piloting; generation of operational datasets and KPIs; TEA/LCA and risk assessment; and exploitation/replication with industrial end-users.