Type
State-owned urban water and wastewater utility
State-owned urban water and wastewater utility
Solomon Water; Fisheries-to-Ranadi landward sewer progress image, not the proposed marine outfalls
Solomon Islands Water Authority, trading as Solomon Water, provides municipal water and wastewater services in Honiara and urban water services in Auki, Noro and Tulagi.
Directory record: maintained by organization type, active region, marine works role, and market relevance.
State-owned urban water and wastewater utility
Global islands, Solomon Islands, Honiara and provincial urban centres
Honiara wastewater-network owner and operator, Urban Water Supply and Sanitation Sector Project implementing utility, Wastewater outfall and pump-station client interface, Marine design, safeguards and tender-definition counterparty, Hydraulic testing, discharge compliance and operating-acceptance interface, Existing-outfall rehabilitation and long-term asset-custody interface
Solomon Islands Water Authority, trading as Solomon Water, provides municipal water and wastewater services in Honiara and urban water services in Auki, Noro and Tulagi. It is the implementing utility and operating counterparty for the Urban Water Supply and Sanitation Sector Project. For Honiara's proposed new wastewater outfalls, Solomon Water owns the service need, design history, safeguards, procurement and future operating interface, while government and development partners retain their named financing and oversight roles.
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Review publication method Open directory guide Submit a correctionSolomon Water's official institutional pages establish its state-owned utility status and municipal water and wastewater remit. ADB and the utility identify Solomon Water as the implementing and operating-side organization for UWSSSP. The current public record still leaves the proposed NRH and Ranadi marine works at bid-document stage and does not reconcile the later two-outfall geometry with the older three-outfall basis in the corporate plan. The Fisheries-to-Ranadi progress image and contractor record belong to a separate landward sewer section. EIB's related facility excludes the new outfall pump stations and sea outfalls. None of those records proves a marine works award, offshore mobilisation, installed outfall pipe, first discharge or operating acceptance.