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Design and Build of Strategic Potable Water Reservoirs — Phase 1, Hub 06 & Hub 08

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Project Overview

Water Reservoir Complex (HUB8): a 15,000 m³ reinforced-concrete strategic reservoir on the original site approved under the Land Use Site Clearance Application (LUSCA). Water Reservoir Complex (HUB6): a 50,000 m³ reinforced-concrete strategic reservoir, together with optional pricing for a 15,000 m³ one-day storage tank, on the site approved under the LUSCA. Enabling infrastructure for both hubs: access road and utility connections to the primary infrastructure (MV/LV power, ICT, water, wastewater), a SCADA system with a control room for decentralised operation and control, an electrical area, an inlet control and metering chamber, pipelines, mechanical and electrical equipment, instrumentation, fibre-optic provisions and conduits, a guard house with ablution facilities, fencing, security systems and stormwater drainage, as well as interfacing with the existing and under-construction National Water Company facilities at HUB6.

Client
Royal Commission for AlUla (RCU)
Location
AlUla, Saudi Arabia
Status
Ongoing
Business
Water & Sewerage
Secondary Classification
Project Key Figures
01/04
50,000m3 Hub 6 Reservoir Capacity
01/04
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