The scope of works for the third package covers the installation of a 53,000-cubic-metre-a-day sewage treatment plant at Al-Ansab and a control system for the entire project, which will cost an estimated $1,000 million. The Bawshar contract calls for construction of a main collector, a central pumping station and a secondary pumping station and connection of 18,000 properties to the network.
The client on the scheme is Oman Wastewater Services Company, a government-owned body slated for privatisation when the wastewater network becomes operational. The consultant is team of Lebanon's Khatib & Alamiwith Metcalf & Eddyof the US.
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