Acwa, Suez, and Veolia among nine to answer desal RfQ from OPWP
24 Oct 18 by Carl Myers
Oman Power and Water Procurement has received nine requests for qualification from international players on its Barka/ North Al Batinah desalination project.
The firms, which await confirmation of their qualification status, are:
* Acwa Power;
* Cobra Instalaciones Y Servicio;
* China Geo-Engineering Corp. Branch, with Al Fairuz Trading & Contracting, and Hyflux;
* International Power SA (IPSA);
* GS Inima;
* Suez International;
* Valoriza Agua;
* Veolia Middle East; and
* Utico, with FCC Aqualia, and Majis Industrial Service.
The project is for two desalination plants, one of 150,000 m3/d at North Al Batinha, and at Barka, a facility of 100,000 m3/d.
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