Groundwater compliance · Mumbai
Permission first.
Then water.
We run the survey, file the CGWA NOC, handle BMC borewell permission, and keep the reporting valid afterwards — for industries, hospitals, builders, and housing societies across Maharashtra.
Shallow levels after CGWB Greater Mumbai monitoring — 2.65–4.25 m bgl premonsoon, 2.00–5.00 m bgl postmonsoon. Piezometric level and strike depth are illustrative of a typical site.
2025
12 CGWA NOCs secured
Maharashtra
Where we operate
What we handle
Everything we do, and where it happens.
Your problem sits somewhere in this section. Most of it is paperwork at the surface. Some of it is sixty metres down.
0 m
At the surface
Permits, connections, and metering
Nothing gets drilled without these. Applications, approvals, and the monitoring that keeps a licence valid once it is issued.
0–15 m
Shallow
Putting water back
Recharge is usually a CGWA condition rather than an optional extra. Designed for the roof area and rainfall you actually have.
35–200 m
At the aquifer
Finding the water, then reaching it
Where the yield actually is. We locate the fractured zone before anyone commits to a bore, so the hole is drilled once.
How a CGWA NOC gets issued
Five stages, in order.
You are told where the application stands at each one, including when the answer is that the site will not clear.
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01
Pre-application guidance
Feasibility check before you spend anything. If the site cannot clear, you hear it here.
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02
Document preparation
Hydrogeological study, site records, and the full CGWA document set assembled.
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03
Application submission
Filed online and lodged with the CGWA regional office handling your district.
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04
Follow-up & approval
We answer queries and clarifications from the authority until the NOC is issued.
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Post-NOC support
Renewals, compliance reporting, and the telemetry readings CGWA expects.
Find out whether your site clears.
Send the location and how much water you need per day. We will tell you what is realistic before you commit to anything.