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Waipa District Council awarded three contracts totaling over $86 million for a new wastewater treatment plant in Cambridge, New Zealand. The contracts cover inlet works equipment (Spirac Pty Ltd), membranes (Veolia Water Technologies and Solutions), and construction (Spartan Construction).
SPIRAC will supply shaftless spiral conveyors for a $1.8 billion expansion project at a major sludge treatment facility in south Texas. The project will increase treated water capacity to 320 million gallons per day.
SPIRAC has supplied 2 km of shaftless spiral conveyors to the Bahr El-Baqar water treatment plant in northwest Egypt, the world's largest WWTP. The plant is a joint venture between Arab Contractors and Orascom Construction.