Annual Report 2010 - AdP

• design and production of integrated video-surveillance IP solutions, voice over IP (fixed and mobile) and wireless LAN coverage
for company operational installations, including drafting the submissions for tenders, evaluating proposals and the provision of
supervisory and auditing services.
Within the field of Geographic Information Systems, referred to by its Portuguese acronym SIG, Aquasis has set out an integrated
management solution for water supply and wastewater and rainwater treatment (upstream and downstream), and the collection of
urban solid wastes from a multi-user perspective, designated by G/InterAqua (water and sanitation components) and G/InterAqua
RSU (urban solid waste component). The SIG G/InterAqua solution currently represents, as the corporate AdP Group solution for
its companies, unquestionably the most utilised SIG solution in Portugal at both water supply and wastewater sanitation system
companies and management entities.
In the following figure, we set out the geographic distribution of the companies and management entities that deploy the SIG
G/InterAqua solution within the national marketplace.
Beyond implementation in the Portuguese marketplace, the SIG G/InterAqua solution is now also under utilisation in the Spanish market.
In fact, the SIG G/InterAqua was selected by EMALSA, Empresa Mixta de Águas de Las Palmas, S.A., as the information technologies
management solution for its water supply and wastewater management structure and is now fully operational. EMALSA, S.A. is the
concession holder for the municipal water supply and wastewater treatment system for the municipalities of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
and Santa Brígida, in Spain, supplying approximately 395,000 inhabitants and running a network extending over approximately 1,340 km.
Similarly, the company Aigües Ter Llobregat (ATLL) selected the SIG G/InterAqua solution for the management of its water supply
infrastructures. ATLL is a public company founded in Gobierno de la Generalitat de Cataluña (under the auspices of Departamento de
Medio Ambiente y Vivienda), with responsibility for the supply of water upstream to the city of Barcelona and the eight surrounding districts
(Alt Penedès, Anoia, Baix Llobregat, Barcelonès, Garraf, el Maresme, Vallès Oriental and Vallès Occidental), thus supplying around 4,500,000
inhabitants belonging to over 100 municipalities as well as the range of industrial and service companies located within this region.