Water and Energy Solutions

The Southern Ring Water Transmission Project in Riyadh is a key infrastructure initiative designed to efficiently supply water to the Qiddiya region through a 302 km high-quality pipeline network. The project utilizes state-of-the-art welding technologies that meet global standards, ensuring long-term efficiency and sustainability. It features a cathodic protection system to prevent pipeline corrosion, along with internal cement lining to enhance durability and maintain performance for decades. Additionally, a three-layer polyethylene external coating has been applied to withstand environmental factors, ensuring the reliability and efficiency of water transmission at the highest quality standards.

The project to provide a treated water pumping station to serve the Sudair Industrial City is a significant step towards enhancing infrastructure and developing the industrial environment in the region. The station covers an area of 6,262.96 square meters and efficiently meets the industrial city’s treated water needs. The project aims to create an integrated industrial environment that fulfills all the requirements of industrial activities within the city, ensuring a sustainable water supply for factories and facilities.This project aligns with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, which seeks to develop industrial cities and enhance the competitiveness of the industrial sector in the kingdom. By providing treated water sustainably, the project boosts industrial production efficiency while reducing environmental impact, supporting both economic and environmental sustainability for industrial projects within the city.This treated water pumping station will significantly contribute to improving service quality and providing essential resources for sustaining industrial operations, making Sudair Industrial City an ideal environment for attracting more investments and future industrial growth.

Rawaf Contracting Company has designed and implemented strategic water tanks using the latest technologies aligned with the goals of the NEOM project. This project reflects the company’s commitment to providing sustainable solutions that enhance water resource efficiency. The tanks will be equipped with an integrated solar energy system to provide clean and sustainable power. The project also includes the creation of parking lots with electric vehicle charging stations, as well as the construction of a lake to collect and store excess water, allowing for optimal reuse. These steps reflect Rawaf’s commitment to supporting advanced infrastructure and sustainable development projects in the Kingdom, in line with Vision 2030 and its environmental goals. Notably, the project includes the third largest concrete water tank in the world and the first fully solar-powered sewage treatment plant in Saudi Arabia.

Al-Rawaf Contracting has supplied and implemented a drinking water treatment plant in Makkah, located in Wadi Kathir, consisting of 4 buildings with a total capacity of 11,500 tanks. The plant is equipped with the latest technologies and equipment to ensure the highest quality water treatment standards.This plant is part of Al-Rawaf Contracting’s efforts to enhance the water infrastructure in the Kingdom, with the project executed according to the highest sustainability standards and advanced technologies to ensure the supply of safe drinking water. It also reflects the company’s commitment to providing innovative and sustainable solutions that contribute to addressing the needs of the Saudi community in water and public health.Through this project, Al-Rawaf Contracting aims to make a significant contribution to improving water services in Makkah, while maintaining environmental sustainability and providing effective solutions that meet the requirements of sustainable development in the Kingdom, in line with Saudi Vision 2030.

Al-Rawaf Contracting executed a major project to construct a 50,000 cubic meter water storage tank aimed at improving the efficiency of water resource management in the region. The project also includes the extension of 800mm diameter pipes to divert excess water from the tank to the lake area, enhancing the network’s capacity to handle water surplus effectively and sustainably. This initiative is a significant step toward developing water infrastructure and ensuring its sustainability, aligning with the Kingdom’s vision to achieve innovative and lasting solutions in water management.

Al-Rawaf Contracting Company has implemented a project to produce potable water from the Al-Khadr wells in Buraidah, aimed at serving the residents of Al-Mulaida and Al-Shuqah with a production capacity of no less than 25,000 cubic meters per day. The project operates and controls its units remotely through the SCADA system, enabling the connection between the station and other stations managed under the operation and maintenance of the National Water Company. This project reflects Al-Rawaf Contracting Company’s commitment to developing water infrastructure and achieving the highest standards of efficiency and sustainability in providing water services.