Civil Works Company Ltd. (CWC), in partnership with AWAEL, is pleased to announce the successful achievement of financial close for the Al Khobar Wastewater Treatment Plants project under the Long-Term Operation and Maintenance (LTOM) Program – Package 9. This milestone marks a significant advancement in Saudi Arabia’s wastewater management infrastructure, reinforcing the Kingdom’s commitment to sustainable water treatment solutions.

The LTOM Program, spearheaded by the National Water Company (NWC), is a strategic initiative aimed at enhancing the efficiency, reliability, and sustainability of wastewater treatment facilities across the Kingdom. The Al Khobar Sewage Treatment Plant project is not solely focused on operation and maintenance but also includes vital rehabilitation and enhancement work. These critical upgrades will ensure the plant meets NWC's stringent water quality standards and performance benchmarks, further supporting Saudi Arabia’s environmental sustainability goals and water resource optimization efforts.

With financial close now secured, CWC and AWAEL are set to commence the next phase of the project, which will encompass comprehensive operation, maintenance, rehabilitation, and enhancement of the Al Khobar Wastewater Treatment Plant. This initiative is designed to ensure that the plant operates at peak efficiency, delivering clean, safe, and reliable wastewater treatment services while addressing the growing demands of the region’s infrastructure.

This achievement highlights the strong collaboration between CWC, AWAEL, NWC, and all project stakeholders, whose invaluable support has been instrumental in reaching this milestone. Both companies remain dedicated to providing world-class wastewater treatment solutions that align with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 objectives, driving innovation and sustainability in the water management sector.

CWC and AWAEL look forward to the successful execution of this project, which will play a pivotal role in advancing Saudi Arabia’s efforts toward efficient and sustainable water resource management. This accomplishment sets a benchmark for future wastewater treatment projects, contributing to a cleaner and greener future for the Kingdom.