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The project involves the design, construction, operation, refurbishment and financing of the plant, which has a capacity of 75,000 litres per day and a 33,000-litre water storage tank in Saint John, in the province of New Brunswick in the north-east of the country, serving around 70,000 people.

It also includes improvements to the pumping stations and the water storage system, as well as the replacement of 22.4 kilometres of pipework and the refurbishment of a further 19.3 kilometres. The works form part of a project — the Safe, Clean Drinking Water Project (SCDWP) — which Saint John is carrying out to ensure access to high-quality drinking water for households and businesses in the area.

The city's plans are to build a new water treatment plant with a processing capacity of 75,000 liters per day and three 11 million liter storage reservoirs, and to implement 13 other improvements to the municipal water transmission systems. In addition to these projects, the development of aquifer extraction sites on the western fringe of the city is planned. This drinking water project is providing Saint John residents with cleaner, safer drinking water and allow the city to minimize maintenance costs.

General Information

  • Entity: Saint John City
  • Location: Saint Jonh, Canada
  • Population served: 70,000 inhabitants
  • Capacity: 75,000 m³/day
  • Type of contract: EPC + O&M
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