Bluewater Bio

Bluewater Bio has been selected to provide FilterClear tertiary solids removal plants for phosphorus removal at three wastewater treatment works: Ledbury WwTW (Severn Trent Water), Barton WwTW (United Utilities), and Dyserth WwTW (Welsh Water).

Bluewater Bio won contracts to supply FilterClear tertiary solids removal plants to Severn Trent Water (Ledbury WwTW), United Utilities (Barton WwTW), and Dwr Cymru Welsh Water (Dyserth WwTW) for phosphorus removal.

Bluewater Bio was awarded a USD 36.5 million contract by the Ministry of Works of Bahrain to upgrade and expand the Tubli wastewater treatment plant, adding 120 MLD capacity.

Bahrain's Ministry of Works has awarded a $36.5 million contract to Bluewater Bio for the upgrade and expansion of the Tubli wastewater treatment plant. The 22-month contract includes EPC, technology supply, and O&M, adding 120 MLD capacity.

Bluewater Bio was awarded a contract by Bahrain's Ministry of Works to upgrade a wastewater treatment plant in Tubli Bay, Bahrain. UK Export Finance provided a £27.9 million loan to support the £28.6 million contract.

Bluewater Bio Limited has been awarded a contract by Severn Trent Water to provide a FilterClear tertiary solids removal plant at Newent WWTW in Gloucestershire, UK. The contract includes design, manufacture, supply, installation and commissioning, with delivery scheduled for June 2019.

Bluewater Bio was awarded a contract by Marafiq, via EPC contractor EPPM, to upgrade the Industrial Wastewater Treatment Plant IWTP-8 in Jubail, Saudi Arabia, using its HYBACS process. The upgrade will increase capacity from 20,000 m3/day to 50,000 m3/day.

Bluewater Bio won a $2.6 million contract from Marafiq to upgrade the IWTP-8 wastewater treatment plant in Jubail Industrial City, Saudi Arabia. The upgrade will increase capacity by 150% to 50 million litres per day.

South West Water has selected Bluewater Bio to supply its HYBACS process for upgrading the Newquay sewage treatment works in Cornwall, UK. The upgrade includes installation of four SMART units.

Bluewater Bio completed a $36.5 million upgrade of the Tubli wastewater treatment plant in Bahrain, the country's largest. The project added 220 MLD of clean water reuse capacity and was executed without a lost-time incident.

Bluewater Bio secured a £33 million ($41 million) contract to provide EPC services and technology for the upgrade of the North Sitra wastewater treatment plant in Bahrain. The project will add 30 MLD capacity, doubling current volume, and is to be completed within two years.

Bluewater Bio was awarded a contract to supply biological and tertiary treatment technologies for the upgrade and expansion of the MODON Industrial Wastewater Treatment Plant in Jeddah 1st Industrial City, Saudi Arabia. The project will increase capacity from 25 MLD to 40 MLD.

Bluewater Bio Limited has been awarded a contract by Severn Trent Water to provide a FilterClear tertiary solids removal plant at Brockhampton STW in Gloucestershire, UK, to achieve a phosphorus consent of 0.25 mg/l. Delivery is scheduled for May 2018.

United Utilities, through Mott MacDonald Bentley, selected Bluewater Bio's HYBACS process to upgrade its Whaley Bridge wastewater treatment works in Derbyshire, UK.

Severn Trent Water, through its capital delivery partner Mott MacDonald Bentley, has awarded a phosphorus removal contract to Bluewater Bio Ltd for a tertiary solids removal plant at Codsall Sewage Treatment Works in Staffordshire, using FilterClear technology.

Severn Trent Water, through its delivery partner Mott MacDonald Bentley, selected Bluewater Bio Ltd's FilterClear technology for a tertiary solids removal plant at Codsall Sewage Treatment Works in Staffordshire, UK.