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Ground water is considered as primary source of water for construction usage. Due to deep excavation and higher water level many times, the availability of water is quite more than the requirement for construction purpose which results in huge wastage of water. It initiates proper analysis of water availability and its management for other purpose to cope up with a current water requirement. There should be proper water management system considering improved reusability aspects. To understand scope of project we have conducted case study of project "SUVARNREKHA DINNING HALL, PUNE." we studied primarily the ground water table of the area and collected water from different location of site having excavation 12m deep. Methodologies adopted consist of various tests like pH, Alkalinity, Hardness test which are required for testing basic quality of water. The results obtained from the test aresatisfying the standard condition as specified byBIS, GOI, WHO.Thus, we can utilize the ground water from the site for various purposes like, curing, household purpose, water proofing, government infrastructure landscape, industrial purposes, or for other construction sites. By adopting above mentioned perception of ground water utility green credits can be earned by builder /client/construction group from LEED, TERI, IGBS, and GRIHA. etc. Furthermore we have visited several sites around Pune, to study the yield of water, requirement of water for construction purposes and wastage of water out of which 5 sites are selected for the execution of this project. Extra available water can be used for other purposes. It can become economically viable option for a firm along with improved market image.

An Approach For Optimum Utilization Of Excess Water Available During Excavation At Construction Sites