Water, infrastructure and energy contractor

Lantania

Reverse-osmosis pressure-vessel array used by Lantania on its Ras Mohaisen desalination project profile

Lantania

Spanish engineering and construction group active in desalination, water treatment, infrastructure and energy.

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Water, infrastructure and energy contractor with 4 active regions

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Profile status Public Evidence reviewed 20 July 2026

Type

Water, infrastructure and energy contractor

Active regions

Europe, Middle East, Africa, Americas

Marine works roles

Desalination EPC contractor, Seawater intake and outfall contractor, Water process engineering contractor, Marine utility interface contractor, Commissioning contractor

Profile summary

Spanish engineering and construction group active in desalination, water treatment, infrastructure and energy. Its Middle East record includes the 300,000 m3/day Ras Mohaisen EPC in Saudi Arabia and the 60 MIGD Fujairah I EPC in the UAE. At Fujairah I, Lantania leads engineering and key process equipment while NMDC carries civil and marine works for the submarine intake tower, twin GRP intake lines and GRP outfall.

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Directory profile status

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Source basis

Lantania's official project records define two different Middle East roles. At Ras Mohaisen it is part of the L&T-led turnkey EPC and publishes 3 kilometres of offshore work without splitting accepted intake and outfall lengths. At Fujairah I it identifies its engineering, key-equipment and start-up responsibilities and assigns civil and marine works to NMDC. The Fujairah sources define a submarine intake tower, twin GRP intake pipelines and a GRP outfall, but do not establish final geometry, notice to proceed or installed quantities.

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