A mobile water quality control laboratory has officially entered operation in Alborz Province with a budget of 1.5 billion tomans.

Hamidreza Namdari, CEO of Alborz Water and Wastewater Company, announced the completion of equipping the lab and its launch.

He stated that following directives from the company’s CEO and the Operations Supervision Department of the National Water and Wastewater Engineering Company, the mobile lab was planned and fully equipped.

The lab’s main purpose is to monitor water quality during crisis and emergency situations.

Its interior has been fully optimized to allow laboratory staff to perform quick and accurate testing using both portable and fixed equipment.

Thanks to the agility of the vehicle, particularly in narrow streets, water monitoring can be carried out efficiently and in the shortest time possible.

Namdari added that the lab meets national standards 1011 and 1053, and it is fully functional around the clock, even in emergencies.

The lab is also equipped with electric-valve sinks, wastewater tanks, an inverter, and can connect to both standard and backup power.

All equipment is managed through a smart control system, and the vehicle’s interior design supports comfortable and efficient user operation.