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WABAG Secures Operation Contract for BAPCO Treatment Plant
WATER & WASTE

WABAG Secures Operation Contract for BAPCO Treatment Plant

VA TECH WABAG (WABAG), a leading pure-play water technology multinational group, continues to expand its presence in the Middle East region and strengthen its leadership in the O&M business, securing an order worth Rs 1.21 billion from BAPCO Refining B.S.C (BAPCO) towards operation (O&M) of Industrial Wastewater Treatment Plant (IWTP) located in the Kingdom of Bahrain, for a period of seven years.

This state-of-the-art IWTP treats 4,400 US gallons per minute (USGPM) of Wastewater and is based on advanced Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) technology, which ensures superior treatment efficiency, meeting stringent environmental and industrial standards.

With this breakthrough order, WABAG further extends its O&M portfolio in the Kingdom of Bahrain. It is worth noting that WABAG is already performing the O&M of the 40 MLD Madinat Salman Sewage Treatment Plant in the Kingdom of Bahrain, since November 2018.

Commenting on this order win, Srinivasan K, General Manager - Middle East Regional Headquarters (RHQ), said, “We are extremely happy to secure this Industrial Wastewater treatment operations order in the Kingdom of Bahrain. We express our gratitude to BAPCO for their trust and confidence in WABAG. This order win is a testament to our technological excellence and our unwavering commitment to delivering world-class water solutions to the oil and gas sector globally.

VA TECH WABAG (WABAG), a leading pure-play water technology multinational group, continues to expand its presence in the Middle East region and strengthen its leadership in the O&M business, securing an order worth Rs 1.21 billion from BAPCO Refining B.S.C (BAPCO) towards operation (O&M) of Industrial Wastewater Treatment Plant (IWTP) located in the Kingdom of Bahrain, for a period of seven years.This state-of-the-art IWTP treats 4,400 US gallons per minute (USGPM) of Wastewater and is based on advanced Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) technology, which ensures superior treatment efficiency, meeting stringent environmental and industrial standards.With this breakthrough order, WABAG further extends its O&M portfolio in the Kingdom of Bahrain. It is worth noting that WABAG is already performing the O&M of the 40 MLD Madinat Salman Sewage Treatment Plant in the Kingdom of Bahrain, since November 2018.Commenting on this order win, Srinivasan K, General Manager - Middle East Regional Headquarters (RHQ), said, “We are extremely happy to secure this Industrial Wastewater treatment operations order in the Kingdom of Bahrain. We express our gratitude to BAPCO for their trust and confidence in WABAG. This order win is a testament to our technological excellence and our unwavering commitment to delivering world-class water solutions to the oil and gas sector globally.

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