Overview
A drinking water audit is a systematic evaluation of water supply systems to ensure the safety, quality, and reliability of drinking water. Serious health risks, legal infractions, and reputational risks can arise from failing to meet water quality standards, whether for government infrastructure, industrial campuses, institutional buildings, or rural drinking water schemes. According to Indian Standard IS 10500:2012, having access to clean and safe drinking water is both a public health mandate and a regulatory requirement.
End-to-end drinking water audit services from iFluids Engineering include source-level evaluation, infrastructure diagnostics, water quality validation, and regulatory compliance. Our approach and observations are supported by lessons learned from extensive implementation audits, including the CAG’s Performance Audit on NRDWP, and are based on national standards.
Our Service Offerings

Real-Time Water Quality Assessment
- Analysis and sampling in accordance with IS 10500:2012 standards
- Testing for physical (pH, TDS, turbidity), chemical (nitrate, fluoride, iron), toxic (arsenic, lead, mercury), and biological (E. coli, total coliforms) parameters
- Evaluation of pesticide residues and radioactive substances where applicable
Infrastructure Diagnostics
- Audit of piped water supply networks, treatment facilities, chlorination units, storage tanks, and distribution systems
- Assessment of groundwater/surface water source sustainability
- Verification of water treatment plant efficiency and dosing mechanisms
Monitoring and Surveillance System Review
- Review of sample collection methods, frequencies, and traceability
- Verification of field test kit usage and laboratory capacity
- IMIS data reliability and cross-verification
Regulatory Benchmarking
- Compliance benchmarking against IS 10500 and MoDWS directives
- Documentation support for pollution control board reporting and scheme evaluation
- Development of Corrective Action Reports (CARs) with remediation timelines
Supporting Long-Term Sustainability
- Evaluation of Village Water Security Plans (VWSP), District Water Security Plans (DWSP)
- Support for VWSCs, BRCs and Gram Panchayats in managing local water systems
- Training modules and IEC materials for awareness and O&M capacity building
What Sets Us Apart
- Alignment with IS 10500:2012, WHO guidelines, and BIS protocols
- Insights drawn from CAG’s audit on NRDWP implementation challenges and best practices
- Experienced in on-site assessments, operator interviews, FTK demonstrations, and GIS mapping
- Use of proprietary tools for compliance scoring, contamination risk indexing, and geo-tagged reporting
- Cross-disciplinary team with water quality experts, civil engineers, microbiologists, and community mobilizers
Who We Serve
Sector | Key Audit Objectives |
Industrial Campuses / SEZs | Water quality monitoring, compliance reports |
Government Institutions | School and Anganwadi water safety assessments |
Smart Cities / ULBs | Piped network performance benchmarking |
Rural Infrastructure Projects | Source security and purification plant evaluations |
CSR Implementers | Impact assessment of community water initiatives |
Housing Boards / PSUs | Routine water audits, O&M planning |
Our Audit Methodology

- Initial Data Collection: Mapping of infrastructure, lab reports, layout drawings
- Site Visit & Physical Inspection: Infrastructure audit, stakeholder interaction
- Water Sampling & Testing: Accredited lab testing as per IS 10500 parameters
- Gap Analysis: Risk categorization, contamination hotspots, operational bottlenecks
- Remediation Plan: Practical remediation measures, budget recommendations
- Review & Follow-up: Support for re-testing, capacity building, documentation
Contact Us
Ensure your drinking water systems are safe, sustainable, and compliant with India’s regulatory and public health frameworks.
iFluids Engineering offers comprehensive audits tailored for rural, industrial, government, and CSR sectors. We brings technical depth, regulatory insight, and practical execution capability to every water audit.