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LIST OF ON-GOING WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION PROJECTS FOR URBAN AREAS Na. Region Implementing Contract Name Brief Description Consultant/Contractor Agency 1 Arusha MOW- Construction of an intake, gravity Construction of an intake, gravity DUWS mainline, and four (4) breack mainline, and four (4) breack STC CONSTRUCTION CO pressure tanks for Londido gravity pressure tanks for Londido gravity LTD water supply scheme in Longido water supply scheme in Longido District Council Lot No. 1 District Council Lot No. 1 2 Arusha MOW- Construction of water supply Construction of water supply DUWS scheme to Engikaret village scheme to Engikaret village HIGHLANDS ESTATES including the construction of including the construction of LIMITED Booster station pumping station in Booster station pumping station in Longido District Council in Arusha Longido District Council in Arusha - Lot No. 2 - Lot No. 2 3 Arusha MOW- Construction of 450M3 Tank and Construction of 450M3 Tank and DUWS distribution networks at Engikaret distribution networks at Engikaret REMO TANZANIA LTD village in Longido District Council - village in Longido District Council Lot No. 3 - Lot No. 3 4 Arusha MOW- Construction of Distribution Construction of Distribution DUWS Networks at Longido Town in Networks at Longido Town in EMIRATE ALUMINIUM & Longido District Council - Lot No. 4 Longido District Council - Lot No. GLASS COMPANY LTD 4 5 Arusha Arusha Rehabilitation of Water and Sewer Rehabilitation of Water and WSSA Network In CBI Sewer Network In CBI SINOHYDRO CORPORATION LIMITED 6 Arusha Arusha Construction of Waste Stabilization Construction of Waste WSSA Ponds Stabilization Ponds CHINA CIVIL ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION IN JV WITH SHANGHAI MUNICIPAL ENGINEERING DESIGN INSTITUTE (Group) Co. LTD 7 Arusha Arusha Expansion of New Sewer Network Expansion of New Sewer Network WSSA BEIJING CONSTRUCTION 1 ENGINEERING GROUP CO. LTD 8 Arusha Arusha Improvement of Water Treatment Improvement of Water Treatment SINOHYDRO WSSA Plants And Rehabilitation Of Sekei Plants And Rehabilitation Of CORPORATION LIMITED Central Station Sekei Central Station 9 Arusha Arusha New Water Supply System New Water Supply System SINOHYDRO WSSA CORPORATION LIMITED 10 Arusha Arusha Construction of AUWSA Main Construction of AUWSA Main TANCHI BROTHERS WSSA Office Office CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LIMITED 11 Arusha Arusha Construction of AUWSA Zonal Construction of AUWSA Zonal KIURE ENGINEERING WSSA Office Office LIMITED 12 Arusha Arusha Drilling, Testing, Evaluation and Drilling, Testing, Evaluation and SHANXI CONSTRUCTION WSSA Completion of 11 Deep Wells at Completion of 11 Deep Wells at ENGINEERING The Magereza-Seed Farm Field The Magereza-Seed Farm Field CORPORATION AND Located Between Magereza- Located Between Magereza- MINERAL COMPANY IN Ngaramtoni Ngaramtoni JOINT VENTURE WITH JIANGXI GEO- ENGINEERING (GROUP) CORPORATION 13 Arusha Arusha Drilling ,Testing,Evaluation and Drilling ,Testing,Evaluation And SHANXI DIKUANG WSSA Completion of 6 Deep Well at The Completion of 30 Deep Well At OVERSEAS Mbuguni-Valesca Well Field and The Mbuguni-Valesca Well Field ENGINEERING Maji Moto Well Field And Maji Moto Well Field CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD IN JV WITHSHANXI CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING CORPORATION AND MINERAL COMPANY 14 Arusha Arusha Drilling ,Testing,Evaluation and Drilling ,Testing,Evaluation And SHANXI GEOLOGICAL WSSA Completion of 18 Deep Well at The Completion of 30 Deep Well At ENGINEERING Mbuguni-Valesca Well Field and The Mbuguni-Valesca Well Field EXPLORATION Maji Moto Well Field And Maji Moto Well Field INSTITUTE 15 Arusha Arusha Drilling ,Testing,Evaluation and Drilling ,Testing,Evaluation And JIANGXI GEO- WSSA Completion of 6 Deep Well at The Completion of 30 Deep Well At ENGIINEERING (GROUP) Mbuguni-Valesca Well Field and The Mbuguni-Valesca Well Field CORPORATION Maji Moto Well Field And Maji Moto Well Field 16 Arusha Arusha Loliondo Water Supply Loliondo Water Supply KITIBU COMPANY WSSA Improvement (Extension And Improvement (Extension And LIMITED Rehabilitation of Water Rehabilitation of Water Infrastructures) Infrastructures) 2 17 Arusha Arusha Construction of Pumped Water Construction of Pumped Water ENGINEERING PLUS WSSA Scheme From Kwatom Borehole Scheme From Kwatom Borehole LIMITED For Karatu Water Supply For Karatu Water Supply Authority(Karuwsa) In Karatu Authority(Karuwsa) In Karatu District(Phase I) District(Phase I) 18 Coast DAWASA Rehabiltation od The Chalinze Rehabiltation od The Chalinze OVERSEAS Water Treatment Plan,Supply and Water Treatment Plan,Supply and INFRASTRUCTURE Installation of Secondary and Installation of Secondary and ALLIANCE LTD Tertary Distribution Network and Tertary Distribution Network and Construction of Reservoirs in Construction of Reservoirs in Chalinze Villages Chalinze Villages 19 Coast DAWASA Improvement of water supply Improvement of water supply CHINA HENAN system in Kisarawe system in Kisarawe INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION GROUP COMPANY LIMITED 20 Dodoma Dodoma Improving of water supply systems Improving of water supply JEMASON INVESTMENT WSSA in Bahi Town systems in Bahi Town CO LTD 21 Dodoma Dodoma Improving of water supply systems Improving of water supply VICTORIA BOREHOLES WSSA in Kondoa Town systems in Kondoa Town DRILLING LTD 22 Dodoma Dodoma Improving of water supply systems Improving of water supply DRILLING AND DAM WSSA in Chamwino Town systems in Chamwino Town CONSTRUCTION AGENCY 23 Dodoma Dodoma Improving of water supply systems Improving of water supply DRILLING AND DAM WSSA in Dodoma City systems in Dodoma City CONSTRUCTION AGENCY 24 Dodoma Dodoma Geophysical Survey and Drilling Geophysical Survey and Drilling DRILLING AND DAM WSSA 10 boreholes at Ihumwa and 10 boreholes at Ihumwa and CONSTRUCTION Kikombo in Dodoma City Kikombo in Dodoma City AGENCY 25 Dodoma Dodoma drilling of Five (5) Borehole 130M drilling of Five (5) Borehole 130M DRILLING AND DAM WSSA at Ihumwa Area in Dodoma at Ihumwa Area in Dodoma CONSTRUCTION Municipality Municipality AGENCY 26 Dodoma Dodoma Construction of Collector Pipes, Construction of Collector Pipes, ORIENTAL WSSA Transmission main, Water sump Transmission main, Water sump CONSTRUCTION CO. LTD and Water Storage Tank for the and Water Storage Tank for the New Government City at Ihumwa - New Government City at Ihumwa Dodoma City - Dodoma City 27 Dodoma Dodoma Provision of Consultancy services Provision of Consultancy services NORPLAN - GIBB JOINT WSSA for Review, Design, Conducting for Review, Design, Conducting VENTURE ESIA and Supervission of Works ESIA and Supervission of Works for extension of water supply and for extension of water supply and sewerage services in Dodoma sewerage services in Dodoma Town and Chamwino Tiwnship Town and Chamwino Tiwnship 3 28 Dodoma Dodoma Construction of water supply Construction of water supply HERMATEC WSSA project in Kongwa Urban project in Kongwa Urban INVESTMENT LTD 29 DSM DAWASA Contract for supply and installation Contract for supply and JAIN IRRIGATION of secondary and tertiary installation of secondary and SYSTEM PVT LTD distribution network from Tegeta to tertiary distribution network from Bagamoyo and Mbezi to Mlandizi Tegeta to Bagamoyo and Mbezi to Mlandizi 30 DSM DAWASA Drilling of 20+ deep boreholes at Drilling of 20 deep boreholes at NSPT LIMITED JV Kimbiji and Mpera to Produce Kimbiji and Mpera to Produce SERENGETI LIMITED about 260 m3/day about 260 m 3/day 31 Geita Geita WSSA Extension of Water Supply Extension of Water Supply KIMUA COMPANY Distribution Network in Geita Town Distribution Network in Geita LIMITED Town 32 Geita Geita WSSA Supply of Pipes and Fittings Supply of Pipes and Fittings KAHAMA OIL MILLS LTD 33 Geita Geita WSSA Supply of water meters Supply of water meters DOYEN INFRASTRUCTURE LTD 34 Geita Geita WSSA Trench Excavation , Customers Trench Excavation , Customers CIB UNITED LIMITED Service Line Laying and Waters Service Line Laying and Waters Installation Installation 35 Geita Geita WSSA Construction of new office for Construction of new office for SEND STAR COMPANY Geita WSSA Geita WSSA LIMITED 36 Iringa Iringa Supply of pipes for Iringa, Kilolo, Supply of pipes for Iringa, Kilolo, PIPE INDUSTRIES WSSA Makambako, Ilula, Ludewa and Makambako, Ilula, Ludewa and CO.LTD Wanging'ombe Wanging'ombe 37 Iringa Iringa Supply of fittings for Iringa, Kilolo, Supply of fittings for Iringa, Kilolo, NAJJA HARDWARE WSSA Makambako, Ilula, Ludewa and Makambako, Ilula, Ludewa and Wanging'ombe Wanging'ombe 38 Iringa Iringa Construction of immediate works Construction of immediate works BUILDING WATER AND WSSA for water supply system in for water supply system in EARTH WORKS LTD Makambako Makambako 39 Iringa Iringa Construction of water supply Construction of water supply BUILDING WATER AND WSSA project in Small District of Ilula project in Small District of Ilula EARTH WORKS LTD 40 Iringa Iringa Rehabilitation and expansion of Rehabilitation and expansion of AFRICA ONER CO. LTD & WSSA sewarage system in Iringa sewarage system in Iringa INTERCECON (JV) Municipality Municipality 41 Iringa Iringa Improving of water supply systems Improving of water supply NALI ENGINEERING WSSA in Kilolo Town systems in Kilolo Town WORKS CONTRACTORS LTD 42 Iringa Iringa Improving of water supply systems Improving of water supply JITA CONSTRUCTION WSSA in Mafinga Town systems in Mafinga Town CO.LTD 4 43 Iringa Iringa Improving of water supply systems Improving of water supply CIVILIANO COMPANY WSSA in Ludewa Town systems in Ludewa Town LTD & CITIZEN COMMERCIAL LTD 44 Kagera
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