Discovery and baseline
- Required evidence
- Customer problem, site, demand and authorized sponsor
- Release decision
- Proceed to desktop screen
Our model
A coordinated approach to land and infrastructure.
BICC brings together site development, qualified technology and utility partners, project finance and long-term service structures around a project's actual requirements.
01 How the relationships work
Clear roles, separate agreements.
BICC evaluates and coordinates real estate, land use, site planning, development and commercial structure. Hydrovlux is a preferred potential provider of its own owner-operated utility systems, with service and offtake arrangements subject to project-specific agreements.
Individual campus land, utility equipment and associated contracts may have separate legal owners and operators.
Parties and roles on a typical project
BICCLand and development: site evaluation, land use, site planning, development and commercial structure.
Technology / utility partnerEquipment and service under project-specific agreements.
Capital providersProject funds.
Customer / municipalityUse and offtake.
Regulator / utilityApprovals and service interfaces.
02 Build the right modules
No single configuration fits every site.
A campus may include suitable combinations of industrial buildings, localized power, water-source and treatment infrastructure, wastewater processing, beneficial reuse, distribution and supporting works. No single configuration is assumed to fit all sites.
Industrial buildings and site facilities
Localized power
Water-source and treatment infrastructure
Wastewater processing
Beneficial reuse
Distribution
Supporting works
Conceptual rendering
03 Contract around the service
Utility-as-a-Service, where it fits.
Hydrovlux retains exclusive ownership and operational control of its HVX Facilities, while providing exclusive long-term Utility Services to each client and campus. The minimum 20-year offtake agreement allows the client to secure long-term cost control, and allows Hydrovlux to bring the funding and defer the client's capital improvement expenses.
Possible commercial structures
Preferred where applicableHydrovlux Utility-as-a-Service
Property lease
Public-private arrangements, where legally procured
Conceptual rendering
04 From problem to project
Stage gates, evidence first.
Stage names are a proposed operating framework. A concept rendering, signed LOI or spreadsheet model does not independently establish site control, funded construction or operational output.
Site and utility screening
- Required evidence
- Parcel control, zoning, loads and flows, counterparties, constraints
- Release decision
- Authorize feasibility
Engineering and commercial feasibility
- Required evidence
- Engineering basis, resource rights, preliminary economics, delivery risk
- Release decision
- Select configuration
Asset, finance and contract structuring
- Required evidence
- Owner/operator map, term sheet, financing pathway, permits
- Release decision
- Authorize negotiation
Permits and approvals
- Required evidence
- Definitive contracts, committed capital, approved design and permits
- Release decision
- Authorize construction
Delivery and commissioning
- Required evidence
- Acceptance criteria, independent tests, O&M plan and meters
- Release decision
- Authorize operation
Operations and accountability
- Required evidence
- Service reporting, maintenance, covenant and stakeholder obligations
- Release decision
- Verify operating outcome
Proposed capacities, costs, funding, schedule, technical outputs and service structures remain subject to evidence, site-specific feasibility, third-party reviews and definitive agreements.