The management of a drinking water supply network DWS is an area requiring the cooperation of several stakeholders using a range of human and material resources. Indeed, DWS is a network generally made up of: Civil engineering, Pipe, Electrical equipment and Electrical line. Good management of a DWS requires having a good mastery of the system for counting the volume of water involved. Indeed, the installation of flow meters makes it possible to have information on the volume of water consumed in near real time and subsequently facilitates the general operation of the DW system. The data thus collected constitutes very sensitive data which requires the use of decision support tools and therefore the implementation of a sophisticated analysis system. Through this article we will take stock of the superpeer architecture and its application to the management of a DW system.