Context
Le Havre Seine Métropole is the public authority responsible for drinking water services for over 270,000 residents in Normandy. The territory includes both dense urban areas and peri-urban communities, requiring a robust and forward-looking asset management strategy. The community sought to improve its visibility on infrastructure aging and better anticipate long-term investment needs, while ensuring quality of service and resilience in the face of environmental and regulatory pressures.
Our Solution
- Centralization, formalization, and digitization of heritage asset knowledge
- Simulation of asset aging based on Oxand’s proprietary aging laws, maintenance actions, and cost base
- Simulation and optimization of investment scenarios to support strategic decision-making
What Oxand delivered
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Informed and prioritized investment planning
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Structured and professionalized asset knowledge management