Oman Power and Water Procurement Company (OPWPC) has entered into a deal for construction of two temporary desalination plants in the Qurayat and Sharqiyah regions of the sultanate.
The deal was signed between Muscat Water and a consortium of Al Sulaimi Group.
The contract includes the design and construction of the Qurayat and Aseelah reverse osmosis desalination plants and the ownership, operation and maintenance of these facilities.
The projects are to be structured as independent water projects (IWPs).
Under a water purchase agreement, Oman Power and Water Procurement Company will be buying the potable water produced by the project.
Qurayat plant's total potable water output is of around 8,000 cu m per day, while that of Aseelah plant is 10,000 cu m per day.
The deal was signed between Muscat Water and a consortium of Al Sulaimi Group.
The contract includes the design and construction of the Qurayat and Aseelah reverse osmosis desalination plants and the ownership, operation and maintenance of these facilities.
The projects are to be structured as independent water projects (IWPs).
Under a water purchase agreement, Oman Power and Water Procurement Company will be buying the potable water produced by the project.
Qurayat plant's total potable water output is of around 8,000 cu m per day, while that of Aseelah plant is 10,000 cu m per day.