Following an evaluation process, Stockholm Vatten is now implementing Antura Projects as its PPM-system. One of the aims is to support the project organization surrounding Stockholm’s Future Wastewater Treatment, one of the company’s biggest projects to date.
Stockholm
Vatten is Sweden’s leading water and waste company, serving 1.3 million
residents and businesses in the Stockholm area every day. The company owns and
manages two waterworks and two wastewater treatment plants, as well as water
and sewage pipes, pump stations and water reservoirs in Stockholm and Huddinge.
Water and wastewater encompass the production and delivery of drinking water,
managing and treating wastewater, dealing with surface water, and
responsibility for water quality in lakes and watercourses.
The rate of
migration to the Stockholm region equates to two full busloads a day, and this
places exacting demands on development and infrastructure. This is where
Stockholm Vatten plays a crucial role in the region’s growth, and the company’s
project portfolio includes several hundred maintenance and new investment
projects a year.
Project
organization with a focus on sustainable development
One new investment
relates to Stockholm’s Future Wastewater Treatment, which is one of Stockholm
Vatten’s biggest projects to date. It entails the closure of Bromma treatment
plant and the construction of a new 14 km wastewater tunnel 30-90 meters
underground from Bromma to Sickla. The planned refurbishment and construction
will meet residents’ needs for reliable wastewater treatment, while reducing
the environmental impact on Lake Mälaren and the Baltic Sea.
An
extensive project organization calls for a powerful, effective PPM-system.
Following an evaluation process, Stockholm Vatten is now choosing to fully
implement Antura Projects in its organization. The main features being used are
resource management, time reporting, document management, issue management and
risk management. There are also plans for the tool to be integrated with the
Agresso financial system in 2016, which will enable project managers to see
actual financial outcomes directly in Antura Projects.
–We’re
honored that Antura Projects is being used to support such an important project
organization, with a focus on sustainable development and long-term
environmental work. We are delighted to welcome Stockholm Vatten as a new
customer of Antura! says Mattias Andersson, CEO of Antura