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Key facts
- Project
- Sheikh Ajleen WWTP Emergency Works – Contract 2: Civil Works
- Client
- Coastal Municipalities Water Utility (CMWU)
- Funded by
- KfW
- Value
- EUR 6,062,893
- Milestone
- Contract signed
MACC signed Contract 2 of the Gaza Central Wastewater Project Emergency Works Programme with CMWU in Ramallah on 5 October 2010, adding the civil works to the supply contract signed in June.
On 5 October 2010 Mr Mustafa Masoud, President of MACC, and the Coastal Municipalities Water Utility (CMWU) signed the agreement for Contract 2 (civil works) of the Gaza Central Wastewater Project Emergency Works Programme in Ramallah. CMWU had recommended MACC for the award, confirmed by a letter of acceptance on 20 September 2010. The agreement for Contract 1, the supply of materials and equipment, had been signed in Ramallah on 24 June 2010, so MACC now holds both parts of the programme.
Contract 2 covers the civil construction, installation and commissioning for the upgrade of the Sheikh Ajleen (Gaza Central) Wastewater Treatment Plant to 90,000 m³/day, including four new trickling filters, a new pumping station PS1 and ductile-iron pressure lines from PS2 and PS1 to the plant. The new units are built alongside the existing ones so the plant stays in operation. KfW funds the works and Dorsch International Consultants supervises them.
Mr Masoud said that a major service project of this kind brings benefits to many sectors, and expressed his hope that all parties would cooperate to complete it.