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News nwc began 19 water and sanitation projects in jazan at sr 1.5+ billion

​the national water company (nwc) has begun implementing 19 water and sanitation projects in jazan region of the company’s southern cluster. these crucial projects include the construction of water and sanitation lines and networks exceeding 1,203 kilometers long at a total cost of more than 1.5 billion saudi riyals. this effort is part of nwc's ongoing efforts to implement its strategic plans for infrastructure development in the water and environmental services sectors. the projects are based on nwc's initiatives to expand the coverage of the services it provides to its customers.the company stated that the 9 water projects it started implementation in jazan region will cover several districts in jazan city as well as governorates including damad, bish, sabia, and abu arish. these projects will implement water networks exceeding 397 kilometers long, construct two operational tanks with a total capacity of 15,000 cubic meters, and construct pumping stations with a total design capacity of over 60,000 cubic meters per day.nwc has also started implementing 10 sewage projects in the jazan region. these projects will cover several districts of jazan city, farasan, ahad, al masarha, samtah, and sabia governorates, and al hakkamiyah, al khadra, and al musim centers. the total length of the lines and networks exceeds 806 kilometers. in addition, treatment plants will be implemented in jazan city, al-khadra, and al-musim centers with a total design capacity of 24,000 cubic meters per day. lift stations will also be implemented with a total design capacity of 185,000 cubic meters per day.the company stressed that these projects are part of its efforts to strengthen the water distribution system, eliminate environmental damage, achieve water security and ecological balance, increase service coverage, and provide sustainable quantities of drinking water. nwc affirmed that it continues to implement its strategic plans to improve operational efficiency in the water and environmental sectors according to the highest quality and performance standards to reach the goals of saudi arabian vision 2030.​

News nwc embarks on implementing 23 projects in madinah at sr 814+ million

​the national water company (nwc)'s northwest cluster announced the start of 23 water and environmental projects in various locations in madinah at more than 814 million saudi riyals. the projects aim to increase service coverage, raise operational efficiency, and improve customer service.the company explained that the projects include 15 water projects to provide water services to beneficiaries in various districts in madinah, including shuran, al matar, al-iskan, mahzour, hamra al assad, al-shafiya, al-ghaba, al-katana, al-mahamid, east madinah, al-aqoul, al-sakab, al-shahabaa, warqan, and al-nablaa. districts. these projects entail lines and networks exceeding 726 kilometers at a cost of over 454.6 million saudi riyals. additionally, nwc started implementing four other water projects to serve beneficiaries in different villages and districts in the al hanakiyah, al eis, and badr governorates. these projects include lines and networks with a total length of approximately 223 kilometers and a total cost of over 117.7 million saudi riyals.the company stated that the environmental projects initiated in the madinah region included eight projects for delivering sewage services. four of these projects will serve beneficiaries in different districts in madinah, including al-nabala, al rawabi, al matar, qurban, al sih, al aziziyah, shuran, al ranuna, al salam, ain al khayf, al khalidiyah, al ayoun, al miqat, al jarf, al nakheel, bir osman, al nadwa, al wabra, al sharibat, al anabasin, al suqayyah, al dhahira, and al barmawiya districts. these projects include lines and networks with lengths of approximately 98 kilometers at a total cost of over 157.8 million saudi riyals. nwc announced that it has begun implementing four additional environmental projects in the governorates of a ula, badr, and yanbu governorates. these projects include the construction of sewage lines and networks spanning over 54 kilometers, with a total cost exceeding 84.6 million saudi riyals.this new package of projects is a continuation of the nine projects announced in may 2024 in madinah, which cost about 500 million saudi riyals.the company stressed that these projects are part of its plans to enhance the water distribution system, eliminate environmental damage, increase service coverage, and improve operational efficiency according to the highest quality and performance standards to achieve the goals of the kingdom's vision 2030.​

News nwc embarks on implementing 15 sanitation projects in jeddah for sr +2.3 billion

​the national water company (nwc) announced that it has started implementing 15 development projects costing more than 2.3 billion saudi riyals and serving more than 1.3 million beneficiaries as part of its strategic plans to improve the level of service and increase the operational efficiency of the wastewater sector.among the projects, that the company has started to implement is the construction of a sewage pipeline from the areas east of haramain road to lift station 2 at the airport, known as the eastern tunnel project in jeddah city. this project costs more than 774 million saudi riyals and is being built using the latest advanced tunneling techniques that do not require a large number of inlets that could affect traffic and services.the company explained that the eastern tunnel project involves the construction of a main transmission line of about 14 kilometers. nwc pointed out that this is one of the most important strategic projects and the main artery to improve the environmental services system and eliminate environmental damage in a number of districts namely braiman, al manar, al ajwad, al samar, al montazah, al tawfiq, al rabieh, marrikh, al waha, and al nakheel, located east of haramain road in jeddah. the company pointed out that the project will avail about 1.1 million beneficiaries.nwc emphasized that it is working to improve the operational efficiency of environmental services and raising the quality of services in the areas east of haramain road through the implementation of the airport's sewage lifting project at a cost of more than 915 million saudi riyals with a capacity of 611,000 m3 per day. this measure aims to reduce pollution and contribute to increasing the coverage of services in the beneficiary districts.the company stated that it has started implementing the sewerage project in the districts of samer 1, 2, 3 and parts of samer 4 in jeddah with a total length of more than 17.8 kilometers and a cost of more than 54 million saudi riyals. this is intended to achieve the strategic corporate goals of eliminating environmental damage, optimizing infrastructure, improving services for the population and supplying 20,000 beneficiaries,nwc is continuing its wastewater disposal projects to increase the coverage of wastewater networks. the company has started implementing 10 projects for feeder sewerage lines to serve a number of districts in jeddah, namely al waha 1, 2 and 3, al shati 2, 3, 4, 5 and parts of al shati 6, parts of al nahda 1 and 3, al zahraa 4 and parts of al zahraa 1, 2 and 3. nwc has also implemented two surface water lowering projects, one in the districts of bahra governorate and the other in the districts of al raya, al mosaid and kilo 14, at a total cost of more than 620 million saudi riyals, covering more than 238 kilometers and serving more than 184,000 beneficiaries.the company emphasized that the remarkable development in the city of jeddah and the tremendous urban renaissance leads to accelerating the development wheel to implement improvement and development projects in accordance with the highest quality standards and performance, and to seek to increase the percentage of services in unserved districts to increase operational efficiency in the water and wastewater sector and achieve the goals of the kingdom's vision 2030.​