Additional Desalination Plant Tender in Galilee Advanced Amid Water Crisis
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
Israel has advanced the tender for a new desalination plant in the Western Galilee due to a water crisis. The facility will produce at least 100 million cubic meters of water annually and is part of a national effort to boost desalination capacity. The pre-qualification documents for the international tender were released by the Ministry of Finance.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A new desalination plant tender in the Western Galilee has been advanced due to a water crisis.
- The plant is expected to produce at least 100 million cubic meters of water per year.
- It will be located near another desalination facility currently under construction.
- This project is part of Israel's plan to increase its desalination capacity.
- The Ministry of Finance released pre-qualification documents for the international tender.
A tender for a new desalination plant in the Western Galilee has been advanced by several years due to the ongoing water crisis. The plant, expected to produce at least 100 million cubic meters of water annually, will be located near another desalination facility currently under construction. This initiative is part of a broader national plan to increase Israel's overall desalination capacity.
The inter-ministerial committee for seawater desalination, operating under the Accountant General's division at the Ministry of Finance, released the pre-qualification (PQ) documents for an international tender. This tender covers the planning, financing, construction, operation, and maintenance (BOT) of the "Western Galilee B" desalination facility.
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