VWS Westgarth Ltd Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies

With offices in East Kilbride (near Glasgow), Scotland; Gloucester, England; Houston, USA; Luanda, Angola and Rio de Janerio (Brazil) VWS Westgarth is strategically placed to support our clients globally.

Many years of designing and building water treatment and desalination plants means that VWS Westgarth has an impressive understanding of water treatment processes. As part of Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies, the company is able to utilise the specialist R&D and process abilities of the world's largest water treatment company.

We understand the importance of integrating with your business; it is critical for your success and therefore for ours. We listen closely to your needs and engineer innovative, tailor-made solutions. This customer focused philosophy reflects our commitment to continually add value to your business.

The strength of a VWS Westgarth plant lies in the superiority of design, materials and components. Our use of high quality standard and exotic materials maximises plant life and reliability, even in the most demanding of offshore conditions.

Today, VWS Westgarth is the largest single supplier/operator of sulphate reduction membrane systems, and has an impressive reference list in upstream water treatment applications. VWS Westgarth is part of Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies a subsidiary of Veolia Water.

Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies is one of the world's major designers of technological solutions and constructor of facilities for water treatment. With over 9,650 employees, the company has operations in 57 countries, with 135 business units. Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies recorded revenue of €2.15 billion in 2010.

As part of Veolia Water, VWS Westgarth cooperates with other Veolia subsidiaries, such as Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies South East Asia and Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies Oil & Gas (Paris). This allows us to cover the full scope of water treatment processes for the Oil & Gas industry (both upstream and downstream) and ensures we are able to satisfy local content requirements where needed by our clients.