Consultancy for the Improvement of Five Water Treatment Plants in Guatemala City


  • SOLICITATION NUMBER: 0002008510
  • INSTITUTION:  IFC
  • ASSIGNMENT LOCATION: Guatemala
  • ISSUE DATE AND TIME: Apr 23,2024 05:38
  • CLOSING DATE AND TIME: May 07,2024 23:59

This consultancy aims at supporting the Municipality of Guatemala City by providing different studies to help resolve the water issues it faces. Together with EMPAGUA; IFC has conducted a comprehensive review; and as a result; the following studies have been determined to be needed: A) La Brigada water treatment plant:*       Objective: Enhancement of the La Brigada Treatment Plant through the diversion of tributaries in the Mixco and San Cristóbal area.*       Expected impact: Incorporation of the capacity to receive water flow ranging from 30 to 50 liters per second.*       Studies needed:o   Topographical surveys of the components of the La Brigada System;o   Hydraulic and hydrologic studies for the definition of water balance;o   Study of the condition and status of the raw water pipeline from La Brigada dam to La Brigada plant;o   Structural study of the components of the water purification process of the La Brigada plant. B)    San Antonio Plant:*    Objective: Enhancement of the treated water quality at the water purification plant.*       Expected impact: Improvement of water quality; ensuring its flow and continuous operation.*       Studies needed:o   Soil study;o   Topographic survey;o   Water quality study;o   Design of primary water treatment technology for 80 liters per second;o   Structural design associated with water pretreatment. C)    Hincapie Plant*    Objective: Enhancement of the treated water quality at the water purification plant.*       Expected impact: Improvement of water quality; ensuring its flow and continuous operation.*       Studies needed:o   Soil study;o   Topographic survey;o   Water quality study;o   Design of primary water treatment technology for 60 liters per second;o   Structural design associated with water pretreatment. D)    Ojo de Agua Plant*  Objective: Remodeling of the Ojo de Agua Pumping Station; which involves equipping it with updated technology and providing protection against leaks for the Ojo de Agua reservoir.*    Expected impact: Preservation of the operation of the Ojo de Agua Plant and a potential increase from 150 to 200 liters per second.*       Studies needed:o   Soil study;o   Topographic survey;o   Design of pumping technology efficiency for the Ojo de Agua I booster pumping system;o   Estudio del estado y condiciones de línea de conducción de agua de las líneas de 18 de Ojo de Agua a Tanque El Guarda; Zona 8;o   Diseño estructural del tanque gemelo de compensación de 7500 m3. E)    Canalitos Plant*       Objective: Improve the quality of treated water.*       Expected Impact: Enhancement of water quality; ensuring its flow and continuous operation to supply users in zone 18.o   Studies needed:o   Soil study;o   Topographic survey. The technical specifications of each of the studies will be discussed by IFC; EMPAGUA and the Municipality of Guatemala City shortly after the signing of this engagement letter.

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