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Major Contract for Water Treatment Plant in Wakayama

On August 27, 2025, Watering Engineering Co., a subsidiary of Watering Group, entered into a contract with the Wakayama City Enterprises Bureau for the construction of a new water treatment mechanical facility at the Rokitani No. 2 water purification plant. This initiative is vital to support industrial operations in sectors such as steel, chemicals, and textiles, which are crucial for the local economy.

Background and Features of the Project

The Rokitani No. 2 water purification plant utilizes the Kinokawa River as its water source. Since its operational launch in 1965, the facility has witnessed significant wear and deterioration. The aim of the current project is to boost the plant's ability to provide stable water supply under normal conditions and secure adequate water volume during emergencies.

To address these challenges, the project will establish a facility with a processing capability of 100,000 m³ per day in the eastern area of the water purification plant. This construction will include a complete set of mechanical and building machinery, integrating new sedimentation equipment and chemical injection systems while maintaining the functionality of existing facilities.

The construction will progress concurrently with several related projects within the treatment plant. Thus, ensuring cooperation and smooth coordination between ongoing operations and existing infrastructure, all while prioritizing safety.

Financial Overview

• - Project Name: Rokitani No. 2 Water Treatment Mechanical Facility Construction
• - Water Treatment Capacity: 100,000 m³/day
• - Contract Amount: ¥2,579,500,000 (including tax)
• - Location: Rokitani No. 2 Water Purification Plant, 108-2 Rokitani, Wakayama City, Wakayama Prefecture
• - Contract Date: August 27, 2025
• - Construction Period: August 28, 2025 – March 31, 2028

The project will utilize innovative technologies, including a shaftless paddle mixer and frame flocculator systems, contributing to efficient water treatment processes.

Commitment to Sustainable Water Infrastructure

The Watering Group remains dedicated to improving sustainable water infrastructure to benefit local communities. By leveraging various technologies and providing exceptional services, the company aims to support a safe and reliable water environment for all.

Operating approximately 300 facilities across the country, Watering Group's mission emphasizes continuous contribution to society through the vital element of water. Their brand message, "Create the future of water," reflects their commitment to addressing local living challenges and ensuring a secure water environment for the present and future generations.

In conclusion, this contract marks a significant advancement in the infrastructure for water treatment in Wakayama City and serves as a commitment to enhancing the quality of life through reliable water supply systems.