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Jeddah Stormwater Program

Location

  • Saudi Arabia

Client

  • Jeddah Municipality

Project Status

  • Ongoing

Ensuring efficient stormwater drainage for the city of Jeddah

The Jeddah Storm Water Program (JSWP) complements Jeddah Stormwater Drainage Programme (JSDP). Both programmes were launched to revive the city’s drainage system, ensure the city’s infrastructure longevity, and help mitigate the effects of flooding that Jeddah has experienced in recent years.

Spanning a total of over 171,600 hectares, JSWP will serve more than 2.5 million people. Till the end of 2022, the ongoing projects under the supervision of WSP (22 projects) are covering about 25% of the targeted area and serving over 450 thousand people with a total cost of CAD 712 million.

The Programme Scope includes the construction of 5 pumping stations, more than 382 thousand meters of pipes, over 3600 manholes, 2900 catch basins, and 5,480 meters of box culverts.

TOTAL AREA
43,000 HA 43,000 HA
CONSTRUCTION VALUE
CAD 712M CAD 712M
ONGOING PROJECTS
14 14

Acting in our client’s best interests

As the construction supervision consultant for Jeddah Municipality’s JSWP, WSP is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the construction works of this massive Programme. The WSP team working on JSWP is comprised of more than 96 experts in a variety of disciplines, including hydraulic, mechanical, and electromechanical engineering, roads and utilities construction, quality assurance and control, health and safety, land surveying, and commercial management.

JSWP has unique construction challenges, including a 24/7 work schedule on busy roads at the heart of the City, different land topographies requiring different construction methods, and managing more than 20 contractors and hundreds of subcontractors and suppliers. With the magnitude of work in this Programme and its various challenges, the WSP team is heavily invested in offering innovative and efficient solutions to our client to ensure that the city traffic is not adversely impacted while the works are delivered on time and within budget and to the highest standards of quality and safety.