The main objective of this public investment project is to carry out a major overhaul of a section of the water supply network to ensure stable domestic, drinking and fire-fighting water supply in the village of Mayaki. The project is aimed at completely replacing pipelines that have already reached their standard service life, which will ensure the safety and reliability of engineering infrastructure for the population. For the successful implementation of the project and achievement of target indicators, the following technical and organizational methods are envisaged: Network renewal: laying a new route with a total length of 1625 m using modern polyethylene pipes of the PE 80 SDR17 brand of various diameters: 110 mm (1120 m), 90 mm (85 m) and 63 mm (420 m). Continuity of services: new pipelines will be laid parallel to the existing ones in territories free from development, which will allow water supply to consumers to be uninterrupted during construction. Modernization of fittings and equipment: installation of 17 new water supply wells made of precast reinforced concrete and replacement of outdated disc valves with modern valves. Ensuring fire safety: installation of 9 fire hydrants (Du100) to ensure the estimated water flow for fire extinguishing of 10 l/s. Application of modern technologies: at the intersections of the carriageway of roads, the method of puncture in steel cases will be used, which minimizes damage to the road surface.

The main problem that necessitated the overhaul is the critical technical condition of the networks, which have fully served their established service life. According to the results of the survey conducted in 2023, it was officially established that sections of the water supply system are in an emergency condition. The current infrastructure no longer meets the requirements for reliability and safe operation of engineering structures, which creates risks of constant surges and interruptions in the provision of services to residents. In addition, the existing system cannot fully ensure modern fire safety standards, which requires the relocation of pipes parallel to existing routes with the installation of new fire hydrants and modern shut-off valves.