Location
Fiji / Global islands
Project record
ADB lists CW02 international prequalification as closed after a 17 July 2026 deadline and says tender documents for the Kinoya wastewater treatment plant upgrade are being finalised. The estimated US$104.85 million operate-design-build-operate package includes five years of operations and maintenance. Its 36 MLD first stage will disinfect treated effluent before reusing the existing 2.4 km Laucala Bay ocean outfall; the reviewed package does not identify a new offshore pipeline.
Fiji / Global islands
Marine utilities
ADB lists CW02 international prequalification as closed with a 17 July 2026 deadline; tender documents are being finalised / Confirmed
16 August 2026
Coverage
Marine utilities is the primary work classification. Related sectors connect this record to adjacent marine delivery and market coverage.
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Project anatomy
Project timeline
Dated events that changed scope, counterparties, delivery, commissioning or operating status.
Open this project in the Change LogThe current ADB project page records a 17 July 2026 prequalification deadline and a closed status, correcting the earlier 28 August date observed on the utility listing. The shortlist, bidding documents, award, notice to proceed, construction and accepted performance remain unpublished.
SourceThe plan fixes CW02 as an international, prequalified, prior-review design-build-operate competition with a 70:30 merit-point evaluation. It defines a major treatment and operating package but does not add a new offshore outfall or marine pipeline.
SourceADB records a US$25.03 million performance-based non-revenue-water contract to Miya S.A.R.L. This is a programme delivery milestone but is separate from CW02 and does not identify a Kinoya DBO contractor or any marine works award.
SourceEffectiveness moved the programme beyond signature into an active financing period. Procurement completion, field mobilisation, plant construction and environmental performance require later evidence.
SourceThe signed agreement fixes the controlling loan amount and a 30 June 2033 closing date. Together with the separate US$10 million grant it supersedes the older approval-news split, but financing signature is not a construction or operating milestone.
SourceApproval established the sovereign programme and its intended water-security and Laucala Bay outcomes. It did not define CW02 award, detailed design, construction start, effluent compliance, or measured ecosystem recovery.
SourceThe assessment establishes 36 MLD Stage 1 treatment, disinfection, and discharge through the existing approximately 2.4 km Laucala Bay outfall. It also cautions that wider bay pollution has multiple sources, limiting any claim that plant completion alone proves ecosystem recovery.
SourceEvidence gap