Three axes form the foundation of SOVAL’s organization: production, the central hub, and local branches. This ensures rational logistics flow management, maximum responsiveness, and optimization of the number of kilometers traveled and CO2 emissions. Each SOVAL branch has its own means of delivery and relies on a network of selected logistics partners, all carefully chosen […]
Due to its unique production in France, SOVAL maintains a generous stock policy, bolstered by a large central stock located in Brousseval (52). Each Soval branch enriches this offering with a large stock of road and water supply parts, guaranteeing complete availability. This strategy enables us to respond quickly and efficiently to our customers’ requests, […]
Water network asset management support and decision-making aid are offered by SOVAL brand EVE, a provider of technological solutions. EVE is a professional guidance system for the industry, offering assistance in identifying the best technological solutions for geolocation, leak detection, and network aging studies. In addition, EVE offers a layout service that translates technical drawings […]
With its many years of experience and expertise, Soval is the partner of choice for project managers, contractors and public works companies. Our unique know-how enables us to offer tailor-made solutions, adapted to the specific needs of each worksite. We are committed to providing quality follow-up, offering our technical expertise and in-depth knowledge of the […]
In May 2022, the French telecoms federation reported on the news “an unprecedented attack on our fiber optic network.” The cutting of cables in several French regions caused major disruptions to fixed and mobile Internet networks. On a more regular basis, the press also headlines news about restrictions and bans on drinking water use. These […]
According to the INRAE website (National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food and the Environment), approximately 33 billion m3 of water is withdrawn annually for human activities. 80% of the 3 billion m3 that agriculture consumes goes towards irrigation in various forms, such as surface irrigation, sprinklers, and drip irrigation. In addition, for many local authorities […]