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SUGAM is a water & wastewater filtration technology and applications, waste water solution, sewage treatment, sewage plant company founded in India. Sugam is the wastewater and Sewage Treatment applications company with over 5 years experience in Sewage Treatment operations. As the word “SUGAM” stands for “Easy –without hurdles”, we are committed to deliver Easy & affordable environment friendly sustainable products and solutions. SUGAM provides technologies that is cost effective and removes a wide range of contaminants from both water and wastewater sources; transforming dirty, polluted and unhealthy water into a clean, safe, pure and great tasting water. SUGAM manufactures water treatment systems under an agreement with its technology partner from IIT Bombay incubated company to deliver range of solutions for domestic as well industrial applications.

Sugam Paryavaran Vikalp Pvt. Ltd. is a wastewater recycling company capable to provide designing, construction, implementing & operation and maintenance of wastewater treatment and recycling plants of all types.

However, it offers a unique, reliable, energy efficient, wastewater recycling technology i.e. Soil Biofilter Technology which is inspired by Nature. Developed, thoroughly researched, incubated and patented technology (US patent no. 6890438 B2) by Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay (IIT B).

The company has tied up with IIT B to commercially market and implement this unique technology in India and abroad. Its team members are associated with the technology for the past eight years. Dr. Avinash M. Kadam has the expertise to design, construct, implement, monitor, operate and maintain the SBT in a variety of situations. Our team is able to provide SBT within a limited period of time and resources.

We approach every project with a focus on aesthetics, performance, and sustainability.

Sugam Paryavaran Vikalp Pvt. Ltd. was formed in 2005 , registered with Registrar of Companies, Mumbai, India, with a vision of providing sustainable solutions to environmental problems posed by industrial and urban growth in India.