Saudi Arabia completes sewer projects worth more than SAR214 million
The works include a wastewater treatment plant with capacity of 6,250 cubic metres a day.
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Saudi Arabia’s National Water Company has completed several sewer projects in Baljurashi, in Al-Baha Region. The Saudi Press Agency reported on October 11 that the projects cost more than SAR214 million and include a tertiary wastewater treatment plant with capacity of 6,250 cubic metres per day.
The works also comprise about 46 kilometres of sewer networks, more than 17 kilometres of main lines and two pumping stations. The company said the projects would extend service coverage and improve system reliability; it did not publish operating-performance results. The cost and capacity figures are project details reported by the company.
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Baljurashi project scope
Cost and plant capacity reported by the National Water Company for completed infrastructure projects.
- Wastewater plant design capacity per day
- 6,250 cubic metres per day
- 2026-10-11 · Observed
- Cost of completed projects
- ≥214 million SAR
- 2026-10-11 · Observed
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Uses the completion announcement SPA attributes to the National Water Company. Cost and design capacity are not measured service output or independently audited results.
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- Infrastructure projectsSuggested
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