Ondeo-Degremont, the water treatment division of Frence’s Lyonnaise Des Eaux (SUEZ), has won a 1.4 billion Algerian dinar ($17.6 million) contract to build a groundwater demineralization facility in Bredeah, Western Algeria, reported the North Africa Journal.
The facility, which will include a demineralization plant and 25-kilometer long pipelines, is scheduled to commence operations in 2004. The French Development Agency (AFD) provided a loan to Algeria's Banque de l'Agricuture et du Developpement Rural (BADR) in order to finance the project.
ONDEO Degrémont designs, builds and operates drinking water purification plants, wastewater treatment plants, sludge treatment plants and stormwater treatment plants. The company employs over 3,000 employees in 70 countries. — (menareport.com)
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