Economy
Haya Water commences construction of Bausher 1 plant
Haya Water recently began the construction work in Bausher 1 aiming to establish a Waste Water and Treated Water Networks. The total cost of the project is RO7mn and was awarded to the Ghantoot Transport and General Construction Company.
Eng. Khalid bin Hasan Al Lawati, Projects Acting General Manager, said that the Bausher 1 project is one of the most important projects in the wilayat due to high-rise development buildings which the wilayat has witnessed during the last decades. Through this project, the company will connect 527 plots, including residential, commercial and governmental entities.
He added that the project will also connect the new Oman Mall and Al Sadeeq Al Ameen Mosque.
“The project will consist of sewage networks with a total length of 23km. The purpose of the project is to facilitate collection of sewer flows from the existing and proposed buildings of the area and to consolidate the collected sewer flows to Al Ansab Sewage Treatment Plant safely and in environmental friendly manner.
The networks connect around 12,199 plots, residential, commercial and governmental institutions. Furthermore, the length of treated water networks is 134 km.
In addition, the length of the future projects sewage networks till 2045 is 2518km and the length of the treated water is 302km.
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