Yes. You can only have one company filling those pipes with drinking water. To have more than one company providing water you would need more than one pipeline, which would create enormous inversion costs for only marginal gain (i.e.: Even if a company managed to build the whole pipe system needed to compete with the existing water company, it would still take years for the profits to pay back the infraestructure costs and turn profits).
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