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Irbid signs approximately JOD 1 million stormwater contract

Jordan’s Greater Irbid Municipality signed a contract worth approximately JOD 1 million with Osman Al-Washahi company for stormwater drainage lines. Petra reported on 20 October that the works cover streets affected by water accumulation last winter and collector lines at valley outlets.

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The contract allows 175 calendar days from the contractor’s notice to proceed. The municipality said fieldwork would begin soon; the announcement does not specify a completion date or report completed infrastructure.

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