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DMT and MUTAG combine competences

The international engineering and consulting company DMT GmbH und Co. KG has recently signed a cooperation agreement with MUTAG, specialist in the field of biological wastewater treatment. The aim of the cooperation is to jointly implement turnkey wastewater treatment projects for the industrial sector worldwide. To this end, both companies offer individual, customized solutions that are particularly suitable for technologically demanding applications.

von | 22.03.22

March 22, 2022 | The international engineering and consulting company DMT GmbH und Co. KG has recently signed a cooperation agreement with MUTAG, specialist in the field of biological wastewater treatment. The aim of the cooperation is to jointly implement turnkey wastewater treatment projects for the industrial sector worldwide. To this end, both companies offer individual, customized solutions that are particularly suitable for technologically demanding applications.

Creating more efficient processes and saving costs, pooling resources to position themselves sustainably in the market for large orders: Corporate cooperation offers many advantages. Especially when companies complement each other’s skills so seamlessly, as is the case with DMT and MUTAG. „Thanks to the cooperation with MUTAG, we can jointly offer turnkey wastewater treatment plants worldwide. And that from the initial planning to turnkey construction and commissioning,“ says Christian Heiermann, who is responsible for EPC and EPCM in plant construction at DMT. This offer is particularly relevant for companies from the steel industry, the chemical and petrochemical industries, as well as the paper and food industries.

Christian Heiermann explains: „The treatment of wastewater consists of several individual steps in engineering, so it makes sense to combine the synergies of the two companies in order to map all the steps“. While MUTAG specializes mainly in the area of design and basic engineering, DMT can complement its competencies to implement turnkey projects and plants for wastewater treatment. „We have many years of experience in process engineering, in the planning and construction of plants for a wide range of industries. MUTAG brings us the special expertise in the field of wastewater treatment,“ Christian Heiermann sums up. In addition, MUTAG contributes its own developments, such as the Mutag BioChip™ MBBR carrier media, which enables savings in investment and operating costs. “We are proud of contributing with our unique product and proven technology. Our sustainable vision and purpose align with the DNA and foundation of DMT. Therefore, we see great possibilities in combining our competencies in future projects” says Jesper Brix, CEO of MUTAG.

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Thanks to the cooperation, the companies will be able to offer wastewater treatment plants from the initial planning to turnkey construction and commissioning. This offer is particularly relevant for companies from the steel, chemical and petrochemical industries, among others.

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