ARC Geobac personnel have significant experience in the development and use of groundwater both for fresh and salt water supplies. Construction is undertaken after initial exploration and investigative studies. The physical, health and economic factors determining the supply source, development, design and construction are assessed and alternatives investigated. Appropriate water supply location and construction design is determined. Construction supervision and water supply source testing, both for water quality and quantity is completed.

Well design is determined following initial mapping and field exploration studies followed by test drilling. The well designs will be based upon the depth and area of the aquifer to be exploited, potential for increasing supply in the future, well protection and groundwater quality. Should it be required, water treatment options will be provided. Well field protection plans can be developed based upon computer modeling and field verification.

Surface water supplies are developed, following determination of availability of water quantity, investigation of water quality on a long-term basis, design considerations for in-take or water capture and transport of water to users. River and other surface water sources may be exploited using intake pipes, infiltration or in-take galleries both in the river bottom, river bank or through an artificial in-take filter created adjacent to the river.