Civil Works Company Ltd. (CWC), leading the consortium alongside AWAEL, has successfully achieved Financial Close for the Dammam Wastewater Treatment Plants under the Long-Term Operation and Maintenance (LTOM) Program – Package 8. This milestone marks a significant step in advancing sustainable wastewater management in Saudi Arabia, reinforcing CWC’s commitment to the country’s Vision 2030 objectives.

Advancing Sustainable Water Management

The Dammam Wastewater Treatment Plant project is a key component of the National Water Company’s (NWC) LTOM Program, designed to optimize water resource management and promote environmental sustainability. With financial close secured, CWC and AWAEL are now set to commence extensive rehabilitation and process upgrades at the treatment plants. This includes critical enhancements in sludge treatment and other essential systems to ensure world-class operational efficiency.

Commitment to Excellence and Sustainability

CWC and AWAEL are dedicated to delivering best-in-class operation and maintenance services, ensuring that the facility adheres to the highest industry standards. Through the implementation of cutting-edge technology and sustainable practices, the project aims to enhance wastewater treatment capabilities, contributing to a cleaner, more sustainable future for the region.

A Collaborative Effort for a Greener Future

CWC and AWAEL extend their gratitude to all stakeholders, including NWC and project partners, for their collaboration and support in achieving this critical milestone. Their collective efforts are paving the way for a more efficient and environmentally responsible approach to wastewater treatment in Saudi Arabia.

Setting a Benchmark for Future Projects

This achievement strengthens CWC’s position in the LTOM Program and underscores its commitment to innovation and sustainability. The Dammam Wastewater Treatment Plant is poised to become a benchmark for future projects, setting new standards in efficiency, reliability, and environmental stewardship across the region.