The company said that the project is funded by EXIM Bank of India under the Indian line of credit. It is a design and build contract from Dar Es Salaam Water & Sewerage Authority (DAWASA) for a value of $ 40 Million.
The scope of the work comprises building of 130 MLD Upper Ruvu Water Treatment Plant in The United Republic of Tanzania.
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Commenting on this development, Rajiv Mittal, Managing Director in a statement said, "We are delighted that our efforts in the Sub-Sahara region have started yielding results. Wabag is already present in North African market and with this order we are further expanding our footprint into newer geographies."
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