AECOM INTERNATIONAL
The Gaza Reservoirs and Pumping Facilities project is a USAID-funded initiative aimed at improving water supply infrastructure in the Gaza Strip.
2018 · 189 pages

Abstract
The project involves the construction of four new water reservoirs and pumping facilities in Al Bureij, Al Maghazi, Deir Al Balah, and Rafah. The project is being implemented by APCO/ArCon Construction and Services, with AECOM serving as the Engineer/CMC. The project's scope includes the construction of new water reservoirs with capacities ranging from 3,300 to 4,000 cubic meters, as well as booster pump stations and supply and distribution pipelines. The project's location is in the Gaza Strip, Middle Governorate, with a total project value of $17,319,965.83. As of February 2018, the project has made significant progress, with the construction of facilities and pipelines underway. The project's planned percentage of completion is 72.9% for Project 1, 59.6% for Project 2, and 43.1% for Project 3. The actual percentage of completion will be provided after closing pending October, November, and December 2017 monthly schedule updates. The project's implementation is being carried out by Masoud and Ali & Partners Contracting Company, with a contractual period of performance of 600 calendar days. The project's estimated completion date is July 24, 2018. The project's progress is being monitored through regular site visits, inspections, and quality control measures. The project's safety record is being closely monitored, with a safety inspector on site to ensure compliance with safety protocols. The project's environmental impact is also being assessed, with measures in place to minimize any potential environmental effects. The project's community outreach and gender consideration actions are also being implemented, with a focus on engaging local communities and promoting gender equality. The project's progress is being reported on a monthly basis, with a focus on providing updates on the project's status, progress, and any challenges or obstacles encountered. The project's reports are being submitted to USAID, with a focus on providing transparency and accountability in the project's implementation. The project's overall goal is to improve the water supply infrastructure in the Gaza Strip, with a focus on providing clean and reliable water to local communities. The project's implementation is being carried out in a transparent and accountable manner, with a focus on ensuring that the project's goals and objectives are met.
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USAID DEC