Facilities and infrastructure intelligence for every sector you run.
Aqueduct runs in hospitals, airports, commercial real estate, data centers, plants, campuses, cities and utilities. Each sector page shows its problems by outcome, how the flywheel resolves them, and the standards we supply evidence for.
One platform for every facility and network you run, from hospital wards to water mains.
The same loop in a ward, a terminal or a plant
- One data layer
Meters, sensors, BMS points and equipment from every site land in one model of sites, floors, zones and devices.
- Faults with a fix
Each fault arrives diagnosed in plain language, with the recommended fix routed into the CMMS your team already uses.
- Closure at the meter
A ticket closes when the equipment and the meter confirm the fix held, not when a form is filed.
Three resources with equal weight on every site
- Water with an address
A live water balance per site shows where supply goes, so a loss has a floor, a line and a price.
- Energy against weather
Usage is baselined against cooling and heating degree days, so a saving is real and not just a mild month.
- Air by occupied zone
CO2 and particulates are read against occupancy, so the alerts that matter are the ones with people in the room.
From one building to the network that feeds it
- Portfolio ranking
Sites are ranked by intensity and cost, so the team starts with the buildings that waste the most.
- Utility networks too
District metered areas and pump stations are read alongside SCADA and AMI, while control stays with SCADA.
- Cloud or on-prem
Run it in the cloud or on-prem, with on-prem AI on NVIDIA infrastructure where data must stay on site.
Running many site types, before and after Aqueduct
- Every building type has its own system and its own login.
- The utility bill is the leak alarm.
- Savings are estimated in a spreadsheet after the project closes.
- Faults are found through complaints from occupants and tenants.
- Each site reports differently, so the portfolio never adds up.
The Aqueduct way- One platform reads every site, whatever BMS each one runs.
- The live water balance is the leak alarm.
- Savings are verified at the meter against a weather-normalized baseline.
- Faults are diagnosed and routed to your CMMS before anyone complains.
- Every site reports the same way, so the portfolio finally adds up.
Every facility and every network should know what is happening, act, and prove it.
Talk to our teamWhere teams put it to work
Air, water and uptime held in range
Wards, theaters and plant rooms on one platform, with continuous records for infection control and faults routed into your CMMS with the fix.
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Every meter point in one live balance
Every meter point in one live balance, with each loss routed to the crew and the saving verified at the meter against a weather-normalized baseline.
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Non-revenue water with a district address
District metered areas baselined on night flow, read alongside SCADA and AMI, with control staying with SCADA and every repair verified afterward.
Learn moreBuying for a city, county, utility or school district?
Procurement, data residency, water loss audits, benchmarking rules and funding: answered for the public sector.
Common questions
Aqueduct runs in hospitals, airports, commercial real estate, data centers, manufacturing, dairy and food processing, stadiums, universities and schools, facility services, cities, government and water and energy utilities. It is deployed in 275+ sites across 21 countries.
No. Aqueduct covers buildings, campuses and plants plus the water and energy networks that feed them, including district metered areas, pump stations and treatment plants, where it works alongside SCADA.
Every result is measured at the meter against a weather normalized baseline built from the site's own history, so savings are verified rather than estimated. See the platform pages for the savings customers see.
Yes. One of India's top hospital chains, with 22 hospitals and 9 clinics, is a client. Aqueduct supplies continuous air, water and energy evidence; accreditation teams and consultants file the reports.
Yes. Most customers start with one site or one problem, such as water loss or HVAC energy, then extend across the portfolio on the same data layer.
See Aqueduct on your own facility.
Bring a site, a utility bill or a question. We will show you where the loss is.