Saudi Water Partnership Company (SWPC) announces that it has received Expressions of Interest (EOI) from 35 companies for Ras Mohaisen-Baha-Makkah Independent Water Transmission Pipeline (IWTP) project.
The project involves the construction of water transmission pipeline of capacity up to 400,000 cubic meters per day, and lengths of 300 km.
As per the statement, following companies has submitted EOI. 23 Companies from Saudi Arabia submitted their EOI.
1- China Gezhouba Group Co., Ltd (CGGC)
2- China Harbour Engineering Co Ltd (CHEC)
3- China Railway Construction Corporation (International) Limited
4- POWERCHINA INTERNATIONAL GROUP LIMITED
5- Marubeni Corporation
6- Aisa Group
7- Al Bawani Co. Ltd.
8- Al Bawani Water & Power (AWP)
9- Al Jomaih Energy & Water Co.
10- Al Yamama Company For Trading And Contracting
11- Alawael Modern Contracting Company LLC
12- Alfanar Co.
13- Alkhorayef Power & Water Technologies
14- Bashir Ahmad Dost Muhammad Contracting Co.
15- Denys Arabia Company Ltd.
16- International Water Distribution Company (Tawzea)
17- JACC Ltd
18- Jusoor Energy Company Development (Qantara)
19- Kindasa Water Services Company (KWS)
20- Mowah Company CJSC
21- Nesma Company Limited
22- Safya For Water Company ; Citic Construction Co ; Sarh Attqnia Co.
23- Sigma Paints Saudi Arabia Ltd.
24- Tamasuk Holding Company
25- University Of Prince Mugrin
26- Vision Invest ; Al Muhaidib Group ; Abunayyan Holding
27- Ajlan & Bros Energy Company (Abilitii) ; China Railway Construction Corporation (International) Limited
28- Alsharif Group Holding’s ; SICIM SPA
29- Batco Saudi Company
30- A. Hak Pijpleidingen Saudi Company Limited
31- Cobra Industrial Services LLC (Cobra Group)
32- Elecnor
33- Taqa
34- Utico FZC
35- Harrison International
As per the notification, SWPC will conduct a competitive process to select a developer or developer consortium to develop the Project on a Build, Own, Operate and Transfer (BOOT) basis.
The project company developing the Project will provide the entire transmission capacity to SWPC under a Water Transmission Agreement (WTA).
The term of the WTA is expected to be up to 35 years.
SWPC’s obligations under the WTA will be supported by a credit support agreement entered into by the Ministry of Finance on behalf of the Government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
SWPC advised by Synergy Consulting IFA Inc. (as Lead and Financial Adviser), Amer Al Amr Law Firm (as Legal Adviser) and Fichtner GmbH & Co. KG (as Technical Adviser).
SWPC invites the EOI during March 2021 ( read more)
