Coverage focus
Water intake, treatment, conveyance, wastewater and marine-discharge systems
Sector intelligence
Water infrastructure from source and intake through treatment, pumping, conveyance, reuse and discharge, including desalination, wastewater, marine outfalls and coastal utility interfaces.
Projects retain their detailed work segment and may appear in more than one sector when the scope crosses delivery disciplines.
Water intake, treatment, conveyance, wastewater and marine-discharge systems
29 project records connected to this sector.
36 current analyses and briefs connect through governed project relationships.
24 public profiles connect through documented project roles.
System boundary
This sector follows the hydraulic system rather than assuming that every coastal water project contains marine works. Inland water and wastewater assets remain visible here, while the Marine utilities subject collection requires a documented coastal or offshore interface.
Define source reliability, hydrology or ocean conditions, intake geometry, screens, sediment and debris exposure, environmental constraints and the duty available to the first pumping stage.
Keep design flow, influent and product quality, process redundancy, residuals handling, reuse obligations and the boundary between civil, process and marine packages on separate evidence lines.
Track hydraulic grade, pump duty, surge and vacuum, rising mains or gravity routes, storage, crossings, tie-ins, isolation and access for inspection and repair.
For wastewater, brine and cooling returns, record outfall and diffuser geometry, discharge quality, critical ambient conditions, recirculation risk, compliance points and post-start monitoring.
Separate civil completion, pressure and leakage tests, process trials, first flow, rated output, water quality, environmental acceptance, handover, reliability and maintenance history.
Reference frame
AWWA organizes water-supply practice from source through treatment, storage and distribution, which is the broader system boundary used for this sector.
The narrower IMWO collection covers seawater intakes, outfalls, landfalls, marine pipelines, tunnels, diffusers and their operating evidence.
Project coverage
Fiji / Marine utilities / ADB lists CW02 international prequalification as closed with a 17 July 2026 deadline; tender documents are being finalised
prequalification / Last checkedMozambique / Water intake and treatment works / Jiangxi Water and Hydropower Construction Group signed the USD 17.985 million W-15/23 contract on 10 January 2024; ARA Norte documented work at the treatment, pumping and elevated-storage sites in September 2025, and no package completion or acceptance record follows the cited April 2026 target
construction / Last checkedSaudi Arabia / Marine utilities / EPC performance test completed on 19 February 2026; SWPC commercial-operation confirmation remains unpublished
commissioning / Last checkedUAE / Marine utilities / Block A in service; Blocks B and C remain in the 2026 delivery programme
commissioning / Last checkedSpain / Urban wastewater treatment, tertiary reuse and flood resilience / CHJ currently lists the Torrent adaptation works in execution under the Global Omnium Medioambiente-CICLAGUA-BECSA UTE; its 2025 delivery report fixes the site-start baseline at 19 September 2023 and records separate certified amounts for modification 1 and the post-DANA emergency workfront, while PLACSP's 10 August 2026 modification record adds zero price and zero duration
construction / Last checkedKiribati / Marine utilities / ADB records the three-outfall civil package completed in August 2018, testing and commissioning in Q2 2019, the wider project physically completed on 31 December 2019, and the financing operation closed
completed / Last checkedSpain / Urban wastewater treatment, tertiary reuse and renewable-energy integration / ACUAES selected the Aquambiente-COPASA-PESA consortium on 30 July 2026 at EUR 61,784,295.49 excluding VAT; the award notice was published on 4 August, while contract signature, notice to proceed and mobilisation remain unconfirmed
award / Last checkedUAE / Marine utilities / EWEC lists Taweelah RO as an existing 909,000 m3/day facility and records 297.16 million m3 of 2024 production; final as-built intake and outfall geometry is not publicly disclosed
completed / Last checkedMorocco / Marine utilities / Construction active; common marine, tunnelling, and electrical systems remain on the path to the February 2027 first-phase target
construction / Last checkedSouth Africa / Wastewater pump stations, rising mains and treatment-plant tie-ins / City of Cape Town tender 32Q/2026/27 is open for a new 1,100 L/s Rietvlei sewage pump station, twin 1,980 m DN710 HDPE rising mains and Bellville WWTW tie-in works; bids close at 10:00 local time on 2 November 2026 and no contractor is appointed
tender / Last checkedLesotho / Water intake and treatment works / The official LLWDP dashboard currently displays 85% overall progress under a malformed update date; the last fully dated World Bank restructuring paper recorded 65% physical completion after a 24 February 2026 flood compromised the temporary river diversion and cofferdam, delaying intake works
construction / Last checkedNamibia / Marine utilities / Toyota Tsusho feasibility study active; marine-site consultant, selected site and delivery awards remain unconfirmed
feasibility / Last checkedAustralia / Marine utilities / Prepare EIS; the current concept fixes a 2.4 km intake tunnel and existing-outfall connection, but no construction decision or funding is public
planning / Last checkedUnited Kingdom / Marine utilities / Three sub-seabed utility lines remain under an active harbour construction notice; the CDO and desalination pipe-pull notices have closed
construction / Last checkedUAE / Marine utilities / EPC agreement signed on 7 May 2026; no notice to proceed or marine mobilisation is published
award / Last checkedOman / Marine utilities / Under construction; Nama PWP targets commercial operation in Q1 2027
construction / Last checkedSenegal / Marine utilities / Plant remained under construction in February 2026; commissioning was expected later in 2026, while final marine handover evidence remains unpublished
construction / Last checkedSolomon Islands / Marine utilities / ADB still lists bid-document preparation for the new marine works; Solomon Water's public plan carries competing three-outfall, two-new-outfall and NRH/Ranadi package definitions, with no works award disclosed
tender / Last checkedBahrain / Marine utilities / Two bids were opened for Hawar's separate offshore intake and outfall EPC package on 25 December 2025; EWA still lists the wider desalination scheme as a future project and no award is published
tender / Last checkedMexico / Marine utilities / Compras MX lists the invitation as current, with proposal opening deferred to 24 July 2026 and the ruling moved to 29 July; no award is published
tender / Last checkedPortugal / Marine utilities / Construction was released on 22 April 2026 and the site milestone was held on 8 July; offshore intake and outfall execution remains unverified
construction / Last checkedSaudi Arabia / Marine utilities / Sharakat is qualifying developers across five planned seawater reverse-osmosis projects; no individual RFP, award or project-specific marine package is public
prequalification / Last checkedIndia / Marine utilities / Four IFC advisory procurements define transaction preparation; the 100 MLD PPP, marine site, concession and works remain unawarded
planning / Last checkedSingapore / Marine utilities / Nearshore outfall and Contract 1A permanent works were substantially completed on 14 August 2023; wider DTSS2 and Tuas WRP completion, commissioning and discharge acceptance remain open
construction / Last checkedUAE / Marine utilities / PPA and EPC signed; cooling-water review and existing-plant tie-ins exposed, marine route unconfirmed
award / Last checkedChile / Marine utilities / First desalinated water reached Radomiro Tomic during progressive commissioning; rated service and commercial operation remain open
commissioning / Last checkedSaudi Arabia / Marine utilities / Project agreements, the L&T-Lantania EPC award and December 2025 financial close are evidenced, and ACWA's 3 March 2026 year-end report classifies the full 300,000 m3/day capacity as under construction; offshore mobilisation, installed intake or outfall geometry, first water and accepted production are not dated
construction / Last checkedAustralia / Marine utilities / Intake tunnel and offshore piling complete; outfall tunnel and diffuser installation remained active after the original June 2026 marine-work window
construction / Last checkedJordan / Marine utilities / Final technical and legal agreement signed; financial close still pending as of 7 July 2026
financing / Last checkedCurrent research
CHJ fixes the Torrent contract's setting-out check on 18 September 2023 and the start of its 30-month execution clock on 19 September 2023. Its 2025 ledger then records EUR 997,242.85 certified against modification 1 and EUR 854,404.65 against emergency lot 1, while PLACSP's 10 August 2026 modification record adds zero euros and zero months. These facts can coexist: annual certification shows recorded expenditure, not a price increase, and the post-DANA flood-defence and setback works remain a separate package interface.
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Jiangxi Water and Hydropower Construction Group signed W-15/23 for Nacala's intake, treatment, transmission and pumping works in January 2024. ARA Norte documented the contractor team and treatment, pumping and elevated-storage construction sites in September 2025. The World Bank's completion report says two Nacala contracts remained incomplete at project closing and were expected to finish with Netherlands financing in April 2026. No cited package completion or acceptance followed that forecast date.
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Thirteen public island records, current to 14 August 2026, show why contract status alone is a poor proxy for usability: remote supply, live-port constraints, package interfaces, accepted works and operating evidence close on different records.
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SEPCOIII reports that Rabigh 4 completed its EPC performance test at 600,000 m3/day on 19 February 2026, with power use of 2.712 kWh/m3 before photovoltaic offset. SWPC has not published commercial-operation acceptance, and the marine close-out file remains unavailable.
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Four procurement or approval events have passed across India, Mexico, the United Kingdom and Fiji. Aqaba's DFBOT proposals remain due on 17 August, while Mumbai Port has extended maintenance-dredging bids to 24 August.
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ADB now lists CW02 international prequalification as closed after a 17 July 2026 deadline and says tender documents for the estimated US$104.85 million Kinoya operate-design-build-operate upgrade are being finalised. The package covers a 36 MLD first stage and five years of operations while reusing the existing 2.4 km Laucala Bay outfall.
UpdatedDelivery network
State hydraulic-infrastructure promoter / Public works contracting authority and client / Water-supply, sanitation and wastewater-treatment delivery
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Government water-infrastructure project implementation / Bulk-water intake, treatment and transmission programme coordination / Procurement and contract administration
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Integrated infrastructure developer and contractor / Water design and construction contractor / Desalination EPC and commissioning lead
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Independent water project developer / Infrastructure investor / Project company shareholder
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Independent water and wastewater PPP procurer / Principal water buyer and offtake-agreement counterparty / Water-project demand, capacity and procurement planner
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Water infrastructure developer / Seawater reverse-osmosis designer and builder / Pretreatment and brine-management technology provider
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