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Public regional water and wastewater concessionaire
Public regional water and wastewater concessionaire
Águas do Algarve operates the multimunicipal water-supply and wastewater system serving all 16 Algarve municipalities under a state concession running from 2019 to 2048.
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Public regional water and wastewater concessionaire
Europe, Portugal, Algarve
Desalination project owner and contracting authority, Offshore intake, brine outfall and coastal pumping-station client, Environmental mitigation, monitoring and compensation interface, Owner design review, site-access and contract-administration counterparty, Provisional-acceptance and first-water counterparty, Regional supply-system integrator and long-term concession operator
Águas do Algarve operates the multimunicipal water-supply and wastewater system serving all 16 Algarve municipalities under a state concession running from 2019 to 2048. It is the owner and contracting authority for the new seawater desalination plant, two offshore intake structures, intake pipelines, 2.13-kilometre brine outfall, coastal pumping station and raw-water connection. ACE Água para o Algarve holds the design-build package and a three-year operating period after provisional acceptance; the Portuguese Environment Agency remains the environmental authority.
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Review publication method Open directory guide Submit a correctionThe company record and 2019-2048 concession make Águas do Algarve the regional public-service operator for water supply and wastewater across all 16 Algarve municipalities. Its desalination records make it the project owner and contracting authority. ACE Água para o Algarve, formed by GS Inima, Aquapor and Luságua, holds design, construction and the 1,095-day operating period after provisional acceptance; the Portuguese Environment Agency retains the environmental-authority role. The April 2026 construction release applies to the contract as a whole, while the July first-brick event was described as symbolic. Neither proves offshore mobilisation, installed intake towers or pipelines, a completed diffuser, first water or accepted environmental performance.