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- Saint John DWTP
The project has a global budget of 217 million Canadian dollars. ACCIONA is developing it in collaboration with Brookfield Financial & North American Contractors (NAC). It includes the design and construction, operation, rehabilitation and financing of a drinking water treatment plant (DWTP) with capacity of 75 million liters per day and a 33-million-liter water storage tank in Saint John in the province of New Brunswick, in the northeast of the country. The facility will serve 70,000 people.
It also involves improvements to pumping stations and water storage system, as well as replacement of 22.4 kilometers of pipework and rehabilitation of another 19.3km.
The works, which forms part of the Safe Clean Drinking Water Project (SCDWP) that Saint John is carrying out to guarantee access to quality drinking water by homes and businesses in the area.
Location: Saint John, Canada
Population Served: 70,000 inhabitants
Volume: 75,000,000 m3/day
A Joint Venture formed by ACCIONA Agua and the local companies Jardine Electric Control Philippines (JECP) and Frey Fil are responsible for the design, construction, operation and maintenance of the Putatan Water Treatment Plant 2.
The Mundaring Water Treatment Plant is the major source of water for over 100,000 consumers connected via rural and town services that comprise the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply Scheme. The potable water network spans from Mundaring Weir in the Perth Hills to Kalgoorlie and considered to be the longest fresh water supply scheme in the world.
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