A Chinese consortium comprising CWT (Clean Water Treatment) and BHT Environ has been selected to deliver the Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) works for the Sharjah Hamriyah Region Wastewater Treatment Plant in the United Arab Emirates, according to a report published on 26 October 2026 (https://megaproject.com/). The contract value was not disclosed (https://megaproject.com/).
Key takeaways
- CWT (Clean Water Treatment) and BHT Environ were selected to execute the EPC works for the Sharjah Hamriyah Region Wastewater Treatment Plant (https://megaproject.com/).
- The consortium will undertake engineering, procurement and construction activities associated with the treatment facility (https://megaproject.com/).
- BHT Environ’s stated capabilities include technical delivery, equipment supply, project management, construction supervision, and operations and maintenance support (https://megaproject.com/).
- Expected procurement opportunities include wastewater treatment technology, pumps and valves, filtration and membrane systems, electrical equipment, automation, and civil construction (https://megaproject.com/).
- The EPC contract value, treatment capacity, project owner, construction commencement date, and completion schedule were not disclosed (https://megaproject.com/).
What happened
The award forms part of Sharjah’s expanding wastewater treatment infrastructure, with the project described as intended to strengthen sanitation services, improve wastewater management, and support sustainable urban and industrial growth (https://megaproject.com/).
CWT (Clean Water Treatment) and BHT Environ will handle engineering, procurement, and construction for the facility. BHT Environ brings capabilities across technical delivery, equipment supply, project management, construction supervision, and operations and maintenance support (https://megaproject.com/).
The development is expected to generate procurement opportunities for wastewater treatment technology providers, pump and valve manufacturers, filtration and membrane system suppliers, electrical equipment companies, automation specialists, and civil construction contractors (https://megaproject.com/).
Although the source identifies the selected consortium and the EPC scope, it does not disclose the contract value, treatment capacity, project owner, construction commencement date, or completion schedule (https://megaproject.com/). Those omissions leave procurement teams without the commercial and programme inputs needed to judge cost, lead time, or delivery sequence.
Specification read
The scale of the Sharjah Hamriyah project was not reported: no treatment capacity in MLD or m³/day was disclosed, and no population-equivalent loading was provided (https://megaproject.com/). Accordingly, no defensible flow conversion or plant-size comparison can be made from the available information (https://megaproject.com/).
The source describes an EPC wastewater treatment facility but does not identify its treatment train or confirm the intended unit processes. For comparison, a plant handling municipal wastewater commonly considers preliminary screening, primary clarification, biological treatment, and tertiary treatment or disinfection, with dissolved-air flotation or zero-liquid-discharge processes considered where the design basis requires them (Municipal). The Sharjah award bears most directly on EPC delivery and equipment procurement; it does not establish that any particular treatment stage or technology has been specified (https://megaproject.com/).
If your plant looks like a municipal wastewater facility with a defined flow in m³/day, BOD and COD in mg/L, and growing compliance pressure, this award signals a broad EPC procurement cycle rather than a confirmed equipment order (https://megaproject.com/). Suppliers that can document treatment performance, equipment supply, construction support, and service capability may be positioned for the market’s stated procurement categories (https://megaproject.com/). Buyers can use the Industries We Serve pages to match offers to the relevant plant application, while further process context is available in our guide to DAF vs. Clarifier for Mining Wastewater: 2026 Selection Guide and our overview of an Effluent Treatment Plant in Pattaya: 2026 Buyer’s Guide.
FAQ
What is the contract value for the Sharjah Hamriyah wastewater plant?
The EPC contract value was not disclosed in the report published on 26 October 2026 (https://megaproject.com/). Buyers therefore cannot use an announced price to establish a procurement budget or compare the award directly against other projects. The treatment capacity, project owner, construction start date, and completion schedule were also undisclosed (https://megaproject.com/).
What treatment capacity was announced for the project?
No treatment capacity was reported, either in MLD, m³/day, or population-equivalent terms (https://megaproject.com/). The source also does not identify the treatment train or confirm a particular unit process (https://megaproject.com/). Equipment suppliers seeking to position for the project will need to wait for the design basis and tender packages rather than infer capacity from the award alone.
Which suppliers are expected to participate in procurement?
The report identifies opportunities for wastewater treatment technology providers, pump and valve manufacturers, filtration and membrane system suppliers, electrical equipment companies, automation specialists, and civil construction contractors (https://megaproject.com/). BHT Environ’s stated role covers technical delivery, equipment supply, project management, construction supervision, and operations and maintenance support (https://megaproject.com/). However, no individual procurement package or award date was specified.
When will construction start and finish?
The source did not disclose either the construction commencement date or the completion schedule (https://megaproject.com/). That leaves suppliers unable to confirm lead times or align manufacturing, delivery, installation, and commissioning resources from the available report (https://megaproject.com/). Further programme detail is required before vendors can price delivery commitments.
