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"Optimization Study for Medium- and Small-scale Wastewater Reuse Schemes in Tunisia"

  • SOLICITATION NUMBER: 0002019712
  • INSTITUTION:  IBRD/IDA , IFC , MIGA , ICSID
  • ASSIGNMENT LOCATION: N/A
  • ISSUE DATE AND TIME: Dec 03,2025 05:08
  • CLOSING DATE AND TIME: Dec 23,2025 23:59

The assignment will deliver a feasibility study to identify; prioritize; and preliminarily design viable reuse options for treated wastewater from selected small and medium WWTPs across Tunisia. The consulting firm will assess technical solutions (treatment; transfer; storage; irrigation); perform initial economic/financial analysis; review institutional and governance arrangements; and screen environmental and social aspects; aligning with national strategies (Water 2050 and Reuse 2050 Master Plan).Key outputs include a prioritized set of reuse sub-projects with preliminary designs and costs; stakeholder consultation inputs; and draft ToRs for detailed engineering and ESIA. The work will be carried out over approximately six months under the guidance of a Client-led steering committee.

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