Safe water. Strong communities.
Reliable water today.
Sustainable life tomorrow.
We develop water systems that serve communities, households, livestock and institutions β from groundwater source to the final tap.
Who we are
Water infrastructure built around people
Bulohaji Water Supply Company is a privately owned water utility established to provide reliable, safe, affordable and sustainable water services to residents, businesses and institutions.
Our work spans water production, treatment, storage, distribution, metering, maintenance and emergency supply, backed by professional management and environmental stewardship.
What we do
Complete water solutions
From the first source assessment to the final community tap, BWSC manages the entire water journey.
Water Production
Groundwater production from wells and boreholes using reliable pumping systems.
Solar Pumping
Energy-efficient solar pumping installations with protected controls and backup options.
Storage Systems
Elevated tanks and reservoirs designed for dependable pressure and daily supply.
Distribution
Pipeline networks, household connections, institutions and community water points.
Water Quality
Routine monitoring, chlorination and testing for chemical and microbiological safety.
Maintenance
Meter installation, leak repair, pump servicing and operation of water systems.
Our company mandate
From groundwater assessment to long-term operation.
BWSC is mandated to plan, develop, construct, rehabilitate, equip, operate and maintain shallow wells and boreholes, improving access to sustainable, safe, reliable and affordable water supplies for communities, households, livestock, institutions and other water users.

βBulohaji Water Supply Company is mandated to develop, construct, rehabilitate, equip, operate, and maintain shallow wells and boreholes and associated water-supply infrastructure, while promoting safe, reliable, affordable, and sustainable groundwater resources for communities and other water users.β
Construction of Shallow Wells
Construct new shallow wells in suitable locations to provide reliable water supplies to underserved communities and households.
Rehabilitation of Existing Shallow Wells
Repair, clean, deepen, protect and upgrade damaged or non-functional shallow wells to restore production capacity and improve safety.
Borehole Construction & Drilling
Identify suitable sites and undertake borehole drilling and construction in accordance with approved technical designs and hydrogeological assessments.
Borehole Rehabilitation
Restore boreholes affected by reduced production, mechanical problems, damaged infrastructure, poor sanitary conditions or other operational challenges.
Borehole Equipping
Supply and install pumping systems, including solar-powered pumps and associated electrical and mechanical equipment where appropriate.
Wellhead & Water-Point Infrastructure
Construct and improve wellheads, protective structures, drainage, fencing, collection points, livestock watering facilities and supporting infrastructure.
Water Storage & Distribution
Connect sources to elevated or ground-level tanks, pipelines, communal water points, kiosks and other distribution systems.
Hydrogeological Investigation
Conduct or commission hydrogeological assessments, groundwater investigations, site assessments and related technical studies before development.
Water Quality Protection & Testing
Test water and implement protection, treatment, disinfection and monitoring measures to keep supplies safe for their intended use.
Pumping Tests & Source Assessment
Assess groundwater yield, recharge conditions, sustainability and operational performance to support appropriate design and long-term management.
Operation & Maintenance
Provide routine and preventive maintenance for wells, boreholes, pumps, solar systems, tanks, pipelines and water points.
Emergency Water Supply Rehabilitation
Support rapid restoration of damaged or non-functional water sources during droughts, emergencies, displacement and other water-supply crises.
Sustainable Groundwater Management
Promote responsible abstraction, source protection, conservation and community participation to safeguard groundwater for present and future generations.
Built to work with the institutions that move communities forward.
The mandate may be implemented through direct BWSC operations or partnerships with government institutions, NGOs, development partners, private-sector organizations, communities and other stakeholders.
The water journey
One connected system. From source to service.
Featured project
From old well to solar water system
A documented journey through assessment, construction, solar installation and community access.

Source assessment
Existing community water sources are inspected and documented before development begins.

Foundation and civil works
Reinforced foundations are prepared to support durable elevated storage infrastructure.

Tank construction
The tower rises in carefully managed stages, from structural columns to the upper reservoir.

Solar power installation
Solar arrays and electrical controls provide cleaner, lower-cost energy for pumping.

Community distribution
Water reaches public taps, households, schools, health facilities and livestock points.
Project gallery
Infrastructure in action








Water quality commitment
Safety is measured, monitored and protected.
Routine monitoring covers pH, turbidity, conductivity, dissolved solids, residual chlorine, salinity, fluoride, iron, nitrate, sulphate, hardness, total coliform and E. coli.
Contact us
Letβs improve water access together.
Contact BWSC for household connections, commercial supply, institutional services, emergency water delivery or infrastructure support.