Astana Water Supply System Expansion
Astana (city), Kazakhstan
Project phase
Stage 3 of 4
- Initiation & Feasibility
- Engineering Design & Planning
- Procurement & ConstructionCurrent
- Commissioning & Operation
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About this project
The project is a large-scale EPC infrastructure development aimed at strengthening the drinking water supply system of Kazakhstan’s capital, Astana. It involves the construction of a 205 km raw water transmission pipeline from the Kanysh Satpaev Canal system to the city of Astana, along with multiple pumping stations and a major water treatment facility (NFS-4).
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