The next phase of the water supply system reconstruction, scheduled for 2026–2027, has launched in the settlement of Lichk, Gegharkunik Province. The "Martuni" Operations Site of Veolia Jur is constructing approximately 7,200 linear meters of water pipeline, which will resolve issues dating back decades. The 160 mm main pipeline feeding the settlement and the internal distribution network across 9 streets were built back in the 1950s. The worn-out pipes ran through private residential properties, making network monitoring and maintenance nearly impossible. As a result of these large-scale works, 170 subscribers in the settlement will have a stable, regular, and high-quality water supply, and water loss of about 5–6 liters per second will be prevented. Another key component of the project is the installation of individual water metering units, which will ensure transparent and accurate accounting of water consumption. This project marks the latest phase in the reconstruction of Lichk's water supply network; last year, Veolia Jur had already replaced about 3 km of water pipelines in the area.