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National water agency and used-water infrastructure owner
National water agency and used-water infrastructure owner
PUB runs Singapore's national water system, from water supply and reclamation to drainage and flood resilience.
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National water agency and used-water infrastructure owner
Asia Pacific, Singapore
National water authority, Used-water and water-reclamation infrastructure owner, Marine outfall and coastal-utility client, DTSS programme and procurement authority, Commissioning and operating-acceptance authority, Coastal and flood-resilience lead
PUB runs Singapore's national water system, from water supply and reclamation to drainage and flood resilience. For DTSS2 and Tuas Water Reclamation Plant, it is the owner and procuring authority and will accept and operate the connected system. McConnell Dowell delivered Contract 1A, which includes the nearshore outfall; Jacobs provides programme management and engineering advice.
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Review publication method Open directory guide Submit a correctionPUB is a statutory board under Singapore's Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment and oversees the national water loop, including water supply, reclamation, drainage and coastal flood resilience. Its current DTSS page schedules phased commissioning from 2027, while its Tuas WRP page defines separate domestic and industrial treatment streams and sea discharge for treated industrial water. PUB is the owner, programme authority and eventual operator. McConnell Dowell remains the contractor for Contract 1A, including the 1.8-kilometre nearshore outfall, and Jacobs remains the programme-management and engineering consultant. Substantial completion of the outfall civil works on 14 August 2023 is not presented as plant commissioning, first discharge or accepted operating performance.