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M.M.A Environmental Engineering Co.,Ltd M.M.A Environmental Engineering Co.,Ltd M.M.A is one of the leading Water Treatment Technology in Myanmar, specialize on Industrial and commercial drinking water, Industrial Waste Water and domestic & Sewage Treatment system. We have very rich experiences in various kind of water treatment field and would like to introduce new technologies to get Better and Beautiful environment. Contact: No. 514 , Bohmu Ba Htoo Road , Ward 42 , North Dagon Township Yangon, Myanmar. Phone : +95 9777773133, +95 9797973555 , +95 9255558527 , +95 9954543350 Email : [email protected] Unit Price RO+UV 250LPH Water Treatment System 5.5 million ~ 6.5 million MMK RO+UV 500LPH Water Treatment System 7 million ~ 8.5 million MMK RO+UV 1000LPH Water Treatment System 12.5 million ~ 14.5million MMK RO+UV 2000LPH Water Treatment System 16.5 million ~ 18.5 million MMK RO+UV 3000LPH Water Treatment System 22.0 million ~ 24.0 million MMK RO+UV 4000LPH Water Treatment System 31.0 million ~ 34.0 million MMK RO+UV 6000LPH Water Treatment System 47.5million ~ 49.0 million MMK RO+UV 8000LPH Water Treatment System to Be discussed RO+UV 10000 PH Water Treatment System to Be discussed Remark : aBove unit price are Based on water quality which may varies total cost of the whole system, e.g . In case Raw water is not clear, high total hardness and too much Iron content, need to install additional treatment system or dosing system to prevent RO membrane fouling. Based on water quality, if the situation is needed to install UF membrane, the price will increase up to the highest of the range. Kindly note aBove the price are general. Based on Raw Water quality, the price may increase till the system acceptaBle condition. Term and Condition 1. Customer need to arrange transportation (Yangon to Customer location) Remark: MMA also can provide transport with another cost. 2. Customer need to provide/arrange the transportation for M.M.A staffs 3. Food and accommodation to be provided By customer 4. Customer need to provide return ticket of MMA Staffs. 5. No need to pay additional fee for installation. M.M.A is availaBle various size of 304 Stainless Steel to store Purified Drinking water. AvailaBle size are start from :300 Liter up to 10 m3. aBove 10 m3 to 100 m3, need to discuss with MMA. 2 Projects: 1000 LPH Ministry of Agriculture Livestock and Irrigation, department of Rural Development, Community Driven Development Project Htan Taw Village, Kungyangon Township with Community Driven Development Project management leaders @ Kungyangon 3 Installation & commissioning 1000 LPH RO Purified Drinking Water treatment @Kungyangon 1000 L/hr RO+UV Purified Drinking Water Treatment system. 4 Project : Kengton Technology University 500 LPH RO Purified Drinking Water Treatment System @Kungton (Kyaington) Technology University 5 Dirty water to Purified drinking Water 6 Projects : Sagaing Textile Factory ( Hi Song Family Co ltd ) RO 4000 LPH @ Sagaing Textile Factory 7 Project : Mahar Bawdi Monastery Donar : U Hein Thant Oo Mahar bawdi Temple @ Yankin Township ,Yangon. Projects . 1. Ministry of Agriculture Livestock and Irrigation, department of Rural Development, Community Driven Development Project. Htan Taw Village, Kungyangon Township 1000LPH RO Purified Drinking Water treatment system 2. Kungton Technology University 500 LPH RO Purified Drinking Water treatment System 3. Mawlamyine , Near Bilu Island , Kawsein Island. 500 LPH RO Purified Drinking Water Treatment System. 4. Shwe Pauk Kan Customer : Mg Pyae Son 250 LPH RO Purified Drinking Water Treatment System 8 5. Taik Kyi Township , Tawlati village 250 LPH RO Purified Drinking Water Treatment System. 6. South Dagon Township , Yangon. Customer ( Ko Naing Tun Thu : UF+RO+ UV Purified Drinking 7. Ponna Island , Rakhine State. 2000 LPH UF Drinking Water Treatment System 8. Sagaing Division. Sagaing City. Textile Factory ( Hi Song Family Co.,ltd ) 4000 LPH RO Water treatment System 9. Yankin Township. Maha Baw Di Temple. Donar : U Hein Thank Oo . RO+UV 250 LPH Purified Drinking Water Treatment System. 10. MinBya City, Rakhine State. 7Waddy Purified Drinking Water Treatment Factory. 1000LPH. Still under construction 11. South Dagon Township , “ Thant “ RO Purified Drinking Water Treatment System , 1000LPH , still under construction. 12. Thanlyin City. Customer : U Kyaw Moe , RO Purified Drinking Water Treatment System. Under construction 9 .
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