FCC Aqualia

A consortium led by FCC Aqualia and its Mexican subsidiary Aqualia México won a 767 million peso ($39.3 million) contract to build, operate and maintain a desalination plant in Sonora, Mexico. The 20-year PPP contract is scheduled to be signed on February 15, 2018, with construction starting in Q1 2018 and operation by Q4 2019.

Spanish consortium PTAR Arraiján 2016, comprising FCC Aqualia and Aqualia Intech, was awarded a $120 million contract to build the Arraiján Este wastewater treatment plant in Panama, including design, build, operate and maintain for 10 years.

A consortium of SUEZ and FCC-Aqualia has been selected by the city of Bucharest to modernize the wastewater treatment plant and build a sludge-to-energy plant in Glina, Romania. The contract is worth €111 million, with a 28-month construction period expected to complete by end of 2019.

FCC Aqualia and Orascom won a $320 million contract to design, build and operate the Abu Rawash wastewater treatment plant in Cairo, Egypt. The project includes expanding capacity from 1.2 to 1.6 million m3/d and adding biological treatment.

A 50:50 joint venture between Orascom Construction and FCC Aqualia signed an EPC contract worth approximately $320 million to build the Abu Rawash Wastewater Treatment Plant in Egypt. The facility will have a capacity of 1.6 million cubic meters per day and is planned to be constructed over 37 months.