Water Supply
Middle East water supply news and analysis, tenders, contracts awarded, commentary and economic data.
Water Supply News
Deadlines extended for Kuwait's Al-Zour water projects
Both Electricity and Water Ministry tenders have been in the market for more than a year
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ABB to build Abu Dhabi water transmission project
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Oman water management bid deadline extended
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Qatar Petroleum invites bids for Ras Laffan water work
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Kahramaa extends Doha water network bid deadline
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Dubai power authority extends Hassyan advisory bid deadline
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Dubai authority to meet advisers over private power scheme
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Oman extends water bid deadline
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Saline Water launches Ras al-Zour pipeline project
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Abu Dhabi awards water transmission deals worth AED1.1bn
Water Supply Analysis
Long-term funding returns to the Gulf
The completion in mid October of the $3.5bn financing for the Shuweihat 2 independent power and water project (IWPP) in Abu Dhabi is a milestone for the region’s project finance sector.
Water Supply Special Reports
Special Report: Power & Water - Region struggles to ensure access to scarce water supplies
The Middle East is struggling to cope with growing demand for fresh water. While the reasons for water shortages vary across the region, the issue that all governments around the Middle East are having to tackle is the same: how to guarantee access to shrinking supplies of fresh water.
Water Supply Data
Power & Water 2010: Activity picks up as banks begin lending
Power and water schemes are getting under way as project financing slowly becomes available
Water Supply Tenders
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Oman: Water supply system
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Kuwait: Crane and handling equipment maintenance
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Oman: Water supply system O&M
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Iran: Irrigation and drainage tertiary system
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Iraq: Water and sanitation consultancy services
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Lebanon: Water supply networks
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Morocco: Water pipeline
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Iran: Pipes, fittings and valves
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Bahrain: uPVC duct pipes
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Bahrain: Power and water plant manpower
Water Supply Contracts Awarded
Middle East contracts awarded: 9 March 2010
Almost $2.4bn worth of contracts have been awarded across the Middle East up to 9 March 2010, according to this selected checklist compiled from MEED reports
