81314609-Consultancy Services for the Project Strong Water Utilities in Jordan

• Country: Germany
• Summary: 81314609-Consultancy Services for the Project Strong Water Utilities in Jordan
• DET Ref No: 117211969
• Deadline: 06 May 2025
• Financier: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: 219027-2025
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• Description:
• The Jordanian water sector plays a critical role in the nation"s development, serving as a vital resource for agriculture, industry, and domestic sides in the country. At a share of around 9% , the water sector is one of Jordan's largest single consumers of electricity, and the trend is rising. The energy cost is considered one of the big challenges as it is made up around half of the operation and maintenance cost of water and wastewater services in the sector . High rates of drinking water loss (over 50%), which can be traced back to combination of illegal use and connections on supply networks, vandalism and leakage , increase the pressure on water resources and significantly reduce the economic efficiency of the Jordanian water sector. Not forgetting the effects of climate change will significantly reduce the available water resources over the next 20 years (15% by 2040). There are more than 1,000 water (pumping stations, water treatment plants, lifting stations, desalination plants, and wells) and wastewater facilities in the sector, distributed across the country with operational responsibility for these facilities distributed under three main Water Utilities (WU"s) (Yarmouk in Northern governorates, Miyahuna in middle governorates and Aqaba in Southern governorates), around 47% of these facilities are covered by Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) which is considered the main source of master data (energy, water, and operational data). While it is planned ...
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