Webuild’s subsidiary Fisia Italimpianti has secured a $144m engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract for three water treatment plants in Paraguay.
This contract bolsters the company’s role as a builder of projects that support sustainable development.
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It has been awarded by private client Paracel.
Fisia Italimpianti will develop the plants within the complex of a new pulp mill, close to the Paraguay River near the city of Concepción.
Work is anticipated to commence in the first semester of next year.
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The company will construct a plant to treat river water at a capacity of 7,000 m3 per hour, a demineralisation water plant for 1,350m3 per hour, and an effluent treatment plant with a capacity of 6,600 m3 per hour.
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Image: Fisia Italimpianti will develop the plants within the complex of a new pulp mill. Credit: Webuild.
