Treatment systems, equipment and turnkey work for municipal, industrial, commercial and infrastructure projects.
Reverse osmosis, desalination, STPs, greywater reuse, equipment and plant maintenance. We do the work in-house.
RO plants from small commercial skids up to seawater desalination trains.
Biological treatment plants for compounds, facilities and municipalities. Compact, and kept low on odour.
Collect wash water, treat it, and send it back for irrigation and flushing. That cuts the fresh water bill.
Process water and drinking water, specified to your source and the quality you need.
Membranes, pumps, chemicals and instruments from manufacturers we trust. Spares when you need them.
Planned maintenance and call-out, so the plant keeps running at the capacity it was designed for.
Saudi source water is hard work. Red Sea feed is among the most saline in the world, groundwater is often hard and high in sulphates, and the heat is hard on membranes and pumps. We size the plant around that, instead of importing a generic design.
We size each system around your source water, the quality you need, and what it costs to run.
We keep the project in-house. That way nothing falls between contractors.
Source water analysis, process selection, and hydraulic, mechanical and civil design, with the drawings to match.
Equipment and materials from manufacturers we have already checked.
Mechanical, electrical and civil work on site, done safely and to the programme.
Testing, operator training and as-built documents before we hand the plant over.
Long-term O&M, spare parts and ongoing performance work if you want us to stay.
Yes. Design, engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, then operation and maintenance if you want us to stay. You deal with one company.
We start with a full analysis of your source water and a clear target for treated quality. Then we compare options on capital cost, energy, recovery, footprint and maintenance before we recommend a process.
We do. After a condition survey we can take over operation and maintenance, supply spare parts and membranes, and carry out upgrades if the plant needs them.
In most cases, yes. Treated sewage and greywater are commonly reused for landscape irrigation, cooling tower make-up and toilet flushing. That cuts fresh water use and the bill that comes with it.
Our office is in Jeddah. We work across the Kingdom, and we can support projects in the GCC.
Send the site details and what you need. Our engineers will come back with a technical and commercial proposal.
