The construction of wastewater and drinking water treatment systems under all green regulations and standards involves the implementation of facilities designed to efficiently and sustainably manage water treatment, complying with environmental regulations and promoting environmentally friendly practices.

In this process, the planning and execution of infrastructure is carried out, ranging from the collection and initial treatment of water to its subsequent distribution or release, depending on whether it is drinking water or wastewater. These constructions are designed considering local and international regulations related to water quality, environmental protection and energy efficiency.

Key construction features of these systems include:

1.  Capture and Pretreatment:
  - Design and implementation of facilities for collecting raw water.
  - Pretreatment systems to eliminate solids and unwanted materials.

2.  Advanced, Potable and Residual Treatment:
  - Use of advanced technologies for the physical, chemical and biological treatment of water.
  - Implementation of processes that guarantee the elimination of contaminants and pathogens.

3.  Green Regulations and Standards:
  - Rigorous compliance with local and international regulations related to water quality and the environment.
  - Integration of practices and technologies that align with green standards to minimize environmental impact.

4.  Energy efficiency:
  - Implementation of technologies and practices that optimize energy consumption.
  - Use of renewable energy sources whenever possible.

5.  Monitoring and Control:
  - Integration of continuous monitoring systems to evaluate water quality in real time.
  - Implementation of automated controls to ensure the efficient operation of the system.

6.  Distribution or Release:
  - In the case of drinking water, design of systems for the safe and efficient distribution of treated water.
  - In the case of wastewater, controlled and safe disposal of treated effluents according to regulations.

The construction of these systems seeks not only to comply with regulatory requirements, but also to contribute to the conservation of the environment and promote the sustainable use of water resources. Furthermore, the application of green practices and innovative technologies is essential to achieve effective and responsible water management.