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New tender launched for desalination plants: 13 companies competing - 21 May 2007
21-05-2007 - ALGERIA
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According to ANSAmed:
"Thirteen international companies and consortia are competing for the new tenders launched by the Algerian Water Resources Ministry for the construction of the last two desalination plants for sea water envisaged in the five-year 2005-2009 development programme. Spanish group Inima-Aqualia-Spa, Spanish-Portuguese consortium Defesa-Sadyt-Somague, Britain's Bi Water, Spanish Pridesa, U.S. GE Water and Mena Spring Utility (Singapore) have presented their offers for the facility in Mecta, near Oran (450kms west of Algiers). This desalination plant, which will provide drinking water to the entire region of Oran with a capacity of 500,000 cubic metres/day, will be one of the largest in the world. The works will be launched by the first quarter of 2008. The second tender concerns the construction of a desalination plant in Oued Sebt, near Tipaza (100kms west of Algiers) with a capacity of 100,000 cubic metres a day. There are seven companies competing for the second plant: the Inima-Aqualia-Spa group, Bi Water, Defesa-Sadyt-Somague, Turkish consortium Baytur0Aritimi, Pridesa, GE Water and Mena Spring Utility. The works will begin in the first months of 2008. The five-year development programme envisages the construction of a total 13 desalination plants for sea water with a combined output of 2.3 million cubic metres of water a day."
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