Executed Infrastructure Projects
SAQA has executed a large pool of infrastructure projects in Gaza Strip and West Bank, here are a sample of these projects:
Rehabilitation of PS8 & PS2 Pumping Stations
| Client | UNDP |
| Owner | Palestinian Water Authority |
| Project Start | May 2020 |
| Project End | July 2023 |
| Project Value | $ 1,119,629 |
Scope of Work:
The project involves the full rehabilitation and upgrade of three wastewater pumping stations (PS-08, PS-03, and PS-02) in Khan Younis, including civil works, mechanical and electrical installations, stormwater drainage improvements, and PLC control system upgrades. The work covers excavation, replacement of pipes and fittings, installation of new valves and electromechanical equipment, refurbishment of existing structures, construction of chambers, cabling, lighting, testing, commissioning, and integration with the overall wastewater network—all in accordance with UNDP specifications and engineering requirements.
GAZA CENTRAL WASTEWATER PROJECT, Contract 3 (C3) Gravity Pipelines
| Client | KFW |
| Owner | CMWU |
| Project Start | September 2017 |
| Project End | January 2021 |
| Project Value | € 4,913,239.31 |
Scope of Work:
The scope of work includes all site clearance, protection of existing utilities, and excavation and backfilling required for the installation of sewer pipelines and associated structures. It covers the complete construction of all manhole types and chambers, including concrete works, HDPE lining, benching, finishes, and 40-ton rated covers. The contractor is responsible for diverting existing pipelines, installing electrically driven actuators, and completing all mechanical and electrical connections. The work also includes the supply, laying, and testing of DN1000 and DN1500 sewer pipes—either reinforced concrete or polyethylene—along with all required bedding, protection, and reinstatement of surfaces. Additionally, the scope includes the installation of telemetry fibre-optic cables, laboratory testing, surveying, mobilization activities, and all other preliminaries needed to deliver a fully operational wastewater collection system.
Task Order No. AID-294-TO-17-00010 – Jericho Collection System Expansion – Phase 1B Branch Sewers
| Client | USAID |
| Owner | Palestinian Water Authority |
| Project Start | October 2017 |
| Project End | January 2019 |
| Project Value | $ 6,487,897.58 |
Scope of Work:
The project involves the construction and completion of a full wastewater collection system, including installation of gravity sewer pipelines, manholes, and all associated civil works. It also includes the construction and outfitting of a lift station with all required mechanical and electrical components, as well as the installation of a sewage force main to convey flows to the treatment system. The scope further covers all mobilization and demobilization activities necessary to execute the works safely and efficiently, along with day-work provisions for additional tasks as required to support the successful completion of the project.
Construction of Al Fukhari and Al Shoka Water Tank, Booster Station and Carrier Water Lines
| Client | ANERA |
| Owner | Palestinian Water Authority |
| Project Start | September 2017 |
| Project End | November 2018 |
| Project Value | $ 1,801,300 |
Scope of Work:
The scope of work covered the full construction of new water tanks, booster stations, and carrier water lines in both Al Shoka and Al Fukhari areas in the Gaza Strip. It included all related mechanical and electrical works, construction of services buildings, installation of electrical generators, and delivery of all necessary auxiliary systems. The project also involved laying and testing pressure UPVC water pipelines with lengths of approximately 3.5 km in Al Fukhari and 2.8 km in Al Shoka. All works were executed in accordance with USAID-funded ANERA contract requirements, technical specifications, and approved engineering plans. Skills and Quality Construction Company successfully completed the projects in full compliance with the required standards and performance criteria.
Construction of Rafah Storm Water Detention Basin & Overflow Conveyance System to the Sea
| Client | UNICEF |
| Owner | CMWU |
| Project Start | April 2017 |
| Project End | October 2018 |
| Project Value | ₪ 8,372,660 |
Scope of Work:
The scope of work included the bulk excavation of 62,000 m³ to form the detention basin and shape more than 20,000 m² of basin area. It involved the construction of a 1,500 m³/hour pumping station complete with manifold, fittings, and all associated mechanical and piping works. The contractor supplied and installed 3,000 meters of HDPE pressure pipeline (630 mm diameter, 10 bar) to convey stormwater from the detention basin to the sea, along with a 3 m × 2.2 m box culvert and 865 meters of precast reinforced concrete pipeline. The works also included providing a portable floating oil skimmer, constructing a sand trap, and installing 1,800 m² of HDPE geomembrane along the eastern basin shoulder. All works were executed to the satisfaction of CMWU and in accordance with the project specifications and UNICEF funding requirements.
Installation and Civil Works for the Reconstruction of LV and MV Networks
| Client | European Fund |
| Owner | Energy & Natural Resources Authority |
| Project Start | Jan 2017 |
| Project End | July 2017 |
| Project Value | $ 928,036 |
Scope of Work:
The works include the full installation and civil works required for the reconstruction of Low Voltage (LV) and Medium Voltage (MV) electrical networks under Contract No. NERRPG PEA-WB/CW-1. The project covers two major lots, involving the installation, rehabilitation, and upgrading of electrical distribution infrastructure damaged or deteriorated in the Gaza region. Activities include civil works, cable laying, duct installation, foundations, and all associated construction works needed to support the LV and MV network components. The scope further encompasses the supply and installation of equipment, fittings, and materials necessary to restore reliable power distribution in accordance with PEA and PMU standards. All works are to be executed under the approved technical specifications and completed to ensure a fully functional, safe, and upgraded electrical network system.
Construction of Retention and Infiltration Basin in Al Amal Area- Khan Younis
| Client | The Arab and International Commission to Build Gaza |
| Owner | Palestinian Water Authority |
| Project Start | April 2016 |
| Project End | September 2017 |
| Project Value | $ 2,933,000 |
Scope of Work:
The scope of work covered the full construction and development of the Retention and Infiltration Basin in Al Amal Area, including sludge removal, cleaning, and transfer of approximately 60,000 m³ of materials to approved disposal sites. It included extensive sand removal, earthworks, and excavation activities reaching depths of 4–6 meters, along with the construction of infiltration basins, box culverts, and the installation of 10,000 concrete boxes and stormwater pipes. The project also comprised mechanical and electrical works, irrigation and agricultural works, the construction of a high-capacity water well, landscaping, and metal works. Additional responsibilities included building service and guard facilities, external fencing, supply and installation of HDPE pipelines, and completing the internal sewage network. All works were executed in coordination with CMWU and the relevant regional authorities, and successfully completed in accordance with the approved drawings, specifications, and project requirements.
Construction of HDPE Carrier Line from Northern Gaza Desalination Plant to Sheikh Ajleen Water Tank
| Client | Gulf Cooperation Council for Reconstruction of Gaza |
| Owner | CMWU |
| Project Start | March 2016 |
| Project End | March 2017 |
| Project Value | $ 1,057,300 |
Scope of Work:
The works consisted of constructing a complete carrier pipeline system to convey desalinated water from the Gaza North Desalination Plant to the Sheikh Radwan Water Tank. This included all piping works, the supply and installation of fittings, valves, and associated components, as well as full reinstatement of excavation areas. The project required trenching, pipe laying, connection works, pressure testing, and integration with existing municipal water facilities in accordance with CMWU technical standards. All electromechanical and construction activities were executed to ensure a reliable and continuous transmission of treated water to the main storage reservoir. The works were completed under the supervision of CMWU and formally taken over upon successful inspection and verification.
Upgrading of Water Network and Facilities Electrification in Rafah and Khan Younis
| Client | European Aid |
| Owner | CMWU |
| Project Start | November 2015 |
| Project End | July 2017 |
| Project Value | € 560,000 |
Scope of Work:
The project involved upgrading and improving the existing water network in Rafah and Khan Younis, including the supply, installation, and commissioning of new water transmission and distribution pipelines. The work also included comprehensive electrical upgrades for water facilities, ensuring reliable power supply to pumping stations, control systems, and operational infrastructure. Activities covered trenching, pipe laying, valve and fitting installation, network rehabilitation, and integration with existing municipal water systems. In addition, the project required the installation of electrical panels, cabling, grounding systems, and facility-wide electrification works in accordance with CMWU standards. All works were carried out under the supervision of CMWU and completed in compliance with ENPI–EuropeAid technical requirements and Ministry of Finance contract specifications.
Construction of Al Amal Pumping Station
| Client | IDB/GCC |
| Owner | CMWU |
| Project Start | July 2015 |
| Project End | October 2015 |
| Project Value | $ 576,975 |
The works included the full construction of the Al Amal storm water pumping station in Khan Younis, incorporating all civil, mechanical, and electrical components required for a fully operational facility. The project also involved supplying, laying, and connecting the carrier pipelines that convey storm water from the station to the designated discharge basins, including all associated fittings, chambers, and interface works. Activities covered excavation, pipe installation, foundation works, structural construction, equipment installation, and complete system integration. The scope further included testing, commissioning, and reinstatement of all affected areas in accordance with CMWU standards and project specifications. All works were verified, accepted, and certified as successfully completed by the inspection committee.
Supply of Electrical Generators & Rehabilitation of Electrical Networks for Gaza Hospitals
| Client | Qatar Charity |
| Owner | Ministry of Health |
| Project Start | October 2013 |
| Project End | November 2015 |
| Project Value | $ 2,315,390.35 |
Scope of Work:
The project involved the construction of six fully equipped electrical station rooms and the supply, installation, and commissioning of a complete set of hospital-grade electrical generators across Al Shifa, Nasser, Gaza European, and Kamal Odwan Hospitals. The work included installing a 1.6 MVA low-emission generator set, a 1.275 MVA emission generator, a 680 kVA prime low-emission generator, and a 910 kVA prime low-emission generator, along with new electrical boards, underground ducts, and associated cabling. The scope also covered integrating an electronic modular control main panel to ensure synchronized and reliable power distribution for critical medical operations. All works were executed in accordance with the project specifications and completed to 100% satisfaction of the client. The project was successfully delivered under Qatar Charity’s supervision with full compliance to technical and operational requirements.
Rehabilitation of WasteWater Networks and Proper Sewage Disposal in Khan Younis and Rafah
| Client | UNICEF |
| Owner | CMWU |
| Project Start | May 2014 |
| Project End | August 2014 |
| Project Value | ₪ 1,068,357 |
Scope of Work:
The work involved the rehabilitation of wastewater networks and the improvement of sewage disposal systems in Khan Younis and Rafah, including the supply and installation of UPVC SN8 sewer pipes in multiple diameters—135 m of Ø110 mm, 2.58 km of Ø160 mm, 4.64 km of Ø200 mm, and 925 m of Ø250 mm. The project also included supplying and installing a full range of precast concrete manholes: 5 manholes of Ø150 cm, 9 manholes of Ø125 cm, 39 manholes of Ø100 cm, 135 manholes of Ø80 cm, 282 manholes of Ø60 cm for house connections, and an additional 24 manholes of Ø60 cm for household access points. All works were executed in accordance with UNICEF-funded project requirements and CMWU technical specifications, ensuring improved wastewater flow, reliable household connections, and enhanced overall sanitation infrastructure. The project was completed to the full satisfaction of the Coastal Municipalities Water Utility.
Re-Level agriculture Land in Gaza`s Border area Damaged by the 2014 Conflict
| Client | ICRC |
| Owner | PWA |
| Project Start | October 2014 |
| Project End | December 2014 |
| Project Value | ₪ 1,850,000 |
Scope of Work:
The work consisted of re-leveling large areas of agricultural land in Gaza’s border region that had been damaged during the 2014 conflict, with a total contract value of 1.85 million NIS. The project involved deploying an average of 24 bulldozers operating six days a week from sunrise to sunset to complete the land restoration before the rainy season. Activities included grading, leveling, removal of debris, and reshaping farmland to ensure proper drainage and allow farmers to return to cultivation. The scope also required rapid response to daily operational needs, short-notice adjustments, and extended working hours to meet seasonal deadlines. As a result, the project successfully re-leveled 7,500 dunums of agricultural land—double the original target—directly benefiting 1,500 families and restoring their ability to farm before the rains.
Construction Services of Jenin Substation for the PEA
| Client | Palestinian Energy and Natural Resources |
| Owner | PEA |
| Project Start | May 2013 |
| Project End | December 2014 |
| Project Value | ₪ 6,855,628 |
Scope of Work:
The scope of work for the Jenin Substation project included the excavation of approximately 14,000 m³ of soil and the construction of a complete boundary fence with an enhanced entrance gate. It also involved casting foundations for duct pillars using a total of 4,000 m³ of concrete, followed by the manufacturing, supply, and erection of portal pillars, beams, channels, and cable trenches. The work further comprised the installation of pipes for power and control cables, as well as the construction of drainage pipes and channels to ensure proper site infrastructure. All activities were executed in full compliance with the technical specifications and contract conditions. The company successfully completed the works while demonstrating high professionalism, strong coordination, and the ability to perform effectively under difficult site terrain and conditions.
Well Station Rehabilitation Project TO 28
| Client | USAID |
| Owner | Palestinian water authority (PWA) |
| Project Start | Nov. 2009 |
| Project End | July 2011 |
| Value | $7,267,025 |
Scope of Work:
The works consist of the rehabilitation of three wells—PWA3, PWA11, and Hundaza—including the replacement of the existing pumps with new units and the addition of a surge protection system to the current infrastructure. The scope includes replacing the existing chlorination systems, submersible pumps, motors, and both vertical and horizontal pumps with new equipment that meets updated operational requirements. The project also involves upgrading and modernizing the electrical systems to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient well operation. All work shall be completed in accordance with the relevant technical specifications and engineered to provide a fully restored and improved groundwater extraction system.
Northern Gaza Emergency Sewage Treatment Project -Construction of Sewage Effluent Infiltration Basins Project
| Client | Palestinian water Authority (PWA) |
| Owner | Palestinian water Authority (PWA) |
| Project Start | April , 2007 |
| Project End | April , 2010 |
| Value | $5,714,705.00 |
Scope of Work:
The works include the excavation of approximately 950,000 m³ of clay and the formation of nine infiltration basins with a total area of 81,000 m², including the placement of geotextile layers, macadam bedding, plantation works, and the construction of an asphalt access road. The scope further comprises the supply and installation of ductile iron pipelines and all required fittings and valves, consisting of 280 m of Ø1200 mm pipe, 360 m of Ø1000 mm pipe, 30 m of Ø800 mm pipe, and 981 m of Ø700 mm pipe. All works shall be executed in accordance with the project specifications and engineered standards to ensure the completion of a fully functional infiltration and conveyance system.
Nuba Idna Water System – TO #9
| Client | USAID |
| Owner | Palestinian water authority (PWA) |
| Project Start | November 2008 |
| Project End | September, 2009 |
| Value | $9,300,000 |
Scope of Work:
The Nuba–Idna project consists of four major components. The first task includes supplying and installing 11.5 km of ductile iron water transmission mains in diameters of 150 mm, 200 mm, and 300 mm. The second task involves the construction of a 1,000 m³ ground water reservoir in Bait Ula. The third component covers the rehabilitation of the existing Tarqumia reservoir, including replacement of fittings, ladders, water level indicators, and associated landscaping works. The final task includes rehabilitation of the Tarqumia water distribution network through upgrading existing lines and installing new welded steel pipelines (150 mm, 100 mm, and 75 mm) as well as 50 mm galvanized steel pipes to improve system performance and reliability.
Eastern Hebron Bulk Water Supply Project -4C
| Client | ICRC- International Committee of the Red Cross |
| Owner | Ministry of General Works |
| Project Start | Aug. 2007 |
| Project End | June 2008 |
| Value | $9,000,000 |
Scope of Work:
The work includes the supply, construction, installation, and commissioning of all mechanical and electrical systems required for the Eastern Hebron Bulk Water Supply Project. This includes providing and installing equipment for two production wells, two booster pumping stations, and all associated electromechanical components. The scope also covers the establishment of the electrical power supply system needed to operate the facilities. In addition, a full SCADA system will be installed and integrated to ensure efficient monitoring and control of the entire water supply network. The contractor is responsible for the operation and maintenance of all systems to deliver a complete and fully functional bulk water supply solution.
Gaza 140 MW Combined Cycle Power Plant
| Client | ABB Alstom |
| Project Start | 1999 |
| Project End | 2002 |
| Value | $7,500,000 |
Scope of Work:
The works include the construction of a complete cooling tower facility along with all associated structural and mechanical components. The project also comprises building a fully equipped pumping station to support system operations. In addition, the scope includes constructing a dedicated fuel storage area designed in accordance with safety and environmental requirements. Foundations for turbines will be constructed to the required structural specifications, ensuring stability and long-term performance. The work is completed by constructing storage and administration buildings to support operational and administrative functions of the facility.