Saudi Water Partnership Company (SWPC) received bidders Expressions of Interest (EOI) for the development of Outfall Pipeline for Dammam West Independent Sewage Treatment Plant, ISTP.
Following, 26 companies expressed their interest in Dammam West ISTP Outfall Pipeline Project, with 16 Saudi companies:
- Lamar Holding W.L.L.
- China Railway Construction (International) Co. LTD
- VINCI Construction Grands Projects
- Passawant Energy and Power GMBH
- ARKOIL Technologies Nederland B.V.
- Ajlan and Bros Energy Company (Abilitii)
- Al Bawani Water and Power (AWP)
- Al-Jazea Contracting and Trading Co.
- Alkhorayef Water and Power Technologies Company
- Alkobraish Investment and Construction
- ASK Environmental
- BATCO Saudi Construction Co.
- Civil Works Company Ltd.
- Environment System’s Company
- International Water Distribution Company “TAWZEA”
- Mowah Company (CJSC)
- Mutlaq Al-Ghowairi Company (MGC)
- Saudi Arabian Amiantit Co.
- Thabat Construction Company Ltd.
- AlSharif Group Holding in consortium with SICIM SPA
- Elecnor S.A.
- S.A. de Obras y Servicios, COPASA
- Metito Utilities Limited (“MUL”)
- BESIX – Six Construct
- Al Yamama Company
- Infralinx Capital Partners LLC
SWPC requested expression of interest during June 2021 (read more)
Earlier, during 2020, SWPC procured the Dammam West Independent Sewage Treatment Plant (ISTP) project, with a capacity of 200,000 m3/day (expandable up to 350,000 m3/day) for a 25 year term, on a BOOT basis, through a competitive tender process, which has reached financial close (read more)
The development of the associated outfall pipeline is required to convey unused Treated Sewage Effluent from the ISTP to the disposal location within the Arabian Gulf.
The Pipeline will have a total approximate length of 29 km for the land and marine sections, to carry a capacity of up to 350,000 m3/day.
SWPC will conduct a competitive process to select a developer or developer consortium for the development, financing, engineering, procurement, construction, implementation of the pipeline.
The pipeline will be transferred to the National Water Company (NWC) after construction. NWC will then assume responsibility for operation & maintenance.
It is expected that SWPC will sign an Outfall Pipeline Development Agreement (“OPDA”) with the selected developer / developer consortium with payments to be made over a term to be determined commencing from the date of transfer to NWC.
