The project, which aims to irrigate approximately 5.000 hectares, includes construction of: a partition, a well and a piezometric tower in the Genzano reservoir, a natural tunnel excavated with a shielded TBM machine, a piezometric tower and a hydraulic disconnection tank at the outlet of the tunnel located in Fosso Marascione, adduction pipelines and compensation tanks, lifting systems and an irrigation distribution network.

The adduction system includes the creation of an over 4km-long natural tunnel; a first section of the pipeline measuring 290m in length (hanging pipeline resting on suitable stacks) and a second section in GRP (underground) which extends for about 710m, ending in the partition structure.

Starting from this partition, are the three adductors that feed the three basins: B1, 4.20 km long (GRP DN 800); B2, 0.144 km long (GRP DN 600); and B3, 7.20 km long (GRP DN 900).

The tanks, detailed in the V1/V2/V3 project, have a capacity of 15.000, 12.000 and 20.000 m³ respectively. Two lifting systems, with a capacity of 900 l/s and 1,600 l/s respectively, service the V2/V3 tanks. From the three basins will start the distribution network of the 1st level made with GRP pipes for a total of 27 km, which will feed 17 outlets.

The second and third level distribution network, made out of PEAD (polyethylene), branch off from the outlets, for a total length of about 352 km, serving end-users who will be able to irrigate their fields thanks to the installation of 2,197 output groups (nozzles). The entire system is managed by the Casa di Guardia, a peripheral-based station with remote control and CCTV capabilities over the entire grid.