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Construction of Incomplete Sanitary Mainlines and Branch Networks in Jeddah — Contract 8

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Project Overview

The project completes the outstanding sewer trunk mains and constructs the branch networks serving the Al-Kawthar, Al-Hamdaniyah, Al-Manar and Al-Samer districts of Jeddah. The network totals 189,536 linear metres of GRP pipework with 2,785 manholes, in addition to the rehabilitation of 46,444 linear metres of existing networks and trunk mains.

Client
National Water Company (NWC)
Location
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Status
Ongoing
Business
Water & Sewerage
Project Key Figures
01/04
Total Network Length 189,536 m
01/04
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