Advisors sought for desalination project in Dubai

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Dubai Electricity & Water Authority (DEWA) has launched a tender for advisory services for the Hassyan seawater reverse osmosis project. The independent water producer (IWP) project will deliver a desalination plant with capacity to treat 120 million imperial gallons per day of seawater.

The plant will form part of an expansive power and water complex located to the south of Dubai city centre. A clean coal power station is currently being constructed in the area. 

The tender deadline is 31 January 2019. For more information, see the Business Opportunity.

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