Three bidders submitted response to RFP for Buraydah and Tabuk PPPs
The Saudi Water Partnership Company (SWPC) has received proposals from three bidders for two independent sewage treatment plants located in Buraydah station (second phase) and Tabuk station (second phase).
The final bidding teams for these projects are:
- Acciona – Tawzea – Tamasuk
- Aqualia – Alfanar – Al Khorayef
- Metito – Mowah – Nesma
Buraydah 2 station will have a treatment capacity of 150,000 m3/day and will be located in north-central Saudi Arabia, approximately 400 km from Riyad. Tabuk 2 project is expected to treat up to 90,000 m3/day of sewage and will be located near Tabuk in north-western Saudi Arabia.
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