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PRIVATISATION CUM CONCESSION AGREEMENT (PCCA) |
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View
of Draw-off Towers at Langat Dam, source
of water to Sg. Langat WTP
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| PNSB
is the holder of two concessions awarded
by the State Government of Selangor. The
first, a Privatisation Cum Concession Agreement
(PCCA) awarded on 22 September 1994, allowed
PNSB to take over, operate, maintain, manage,
rehabilitate and refurbish 27 existing water
treatment plants (WTPs) formerly under the
management of the Selangor Waterworks Department.
The total production capacity for 27 WTPs
is 907 MLD.
PNSB is responsible for
the production of treated water up to
the quality and quantity designated in
its agreement with the State Government
of Selangor. Thereafter, the Selangor
Waterworks Department manages the distribution
of treated water to consumers in the State
of Selangor and the Federal Territory
of Kuala Lumpur.
The
concession expire on 31 December 2020. |
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| B.
CONSTRUCTION CUM OPERATION AGREEMENT (CCOA) |
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| Washwater
Recovery Tanks & Sludge Pumphouse, Sg.
Selangor Phase 2 |
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| View
of Raw Water Pump of Sg. Selangor Phase
2 |
| The
second concession, a Construction Cum Operation
Agreement (CCOA) was awarded on 22 March
1995 to finance, design, construct, operate,
manage and maintain a new 950 MLD WTP at
Bukit Badong under the State Government’s
Sg. Selangor Water Supply Scheme Phase 2
Project (SSP2). This mammoth project cost
RM1.2 billion and was developed in two (2)
stages. |
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| B(i).
SG. SELANGOR WATER SUPPLY SCHEME PHASE 2 |
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| Heart
of Sg. Selangor Phase 2 Treatment Process
– Actiflo Settling Plant |
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| Surge
Vessel for the Treated Water Pumping System |
| The
Stage 1 of the Project with a capacity of
475 MLD was commissioned in July 1998, five
(5) months ahead of its original schedule
during the height of the water crisis that
hit Selangor and Kuala Lumpur. The Stage
2 of the Works for another 475 MLD was completed
on 31 December 2000 – one year ahead
of original schedule. The
concession expire on 31 December 2020.
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| C.
DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATION OF WANGSA MAJU
WTP |
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| Aerator
at Wangsa Maju WTP |
In 1998 water crisis, PNSB was also awarded
by the Federal Government to develop the
Wangsa Maju WTP (45 MLD) on a turnkey basis.
The project was successfully completed within
a record period of six (6) months on a ‘fast-track’
basis in order to resolve water shortage
problem in Wangsa Maju and AU3/Hulu Kelang
areas.
Located at Wangsa Maju,
this WTP with a design capacity of 45
MLD obtains raw water for treatment from
the Klang Gates Dam and Sungai Gombak.
The treated water is pumped from the WTP
to Wangsa Maju Reservoir and the AU3 Reservoir
for distribution.
PNSB
has been operating and managing the WTP
since its completion in July 1998.
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| D.
TURNKEY DEVELOPMENT OF THE DISTRIBUTION
SUPPLY |
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SYSTEM
1 (DSS 1)
Package 2-1C –
Over Crossing Pipe (1,700 mm dia.) at Kota
Damansara
Starter Board Panel at Batu Estate Pumping
Station Pumping Station at Batu Estate |
| PNSB
was awarded by the State Government of Selangor
the Distribution Supply System 1 (DSS1)
turnkey construction contract sum of RM
317 million. This contract includes the
laying of some 75.8km of large diameter
pipeline ranging from 1,100 mm to 2,200
mm diameter and construction of three (3)
reservoirs with a total capacity of 87 ML
and two (2) pumphouses. This project enables
treated water from Sg. Selangor WTP to be
distributed to consumers in Kuala Lumpur,
Gombak, Petaling Jaya and Shah Alam. Works
for this contract have been fully completed
and commissioned on 12 December 2000. |
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| E.
DEVELOPMENT OF DISTRIBUTION SUPPLY SYSTEM
2 (DSS 2) |
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23
ML Bukit Mayong Reservoir Under Construction
Pipe Jacking Work for 2,100 mm diameter
at Jalan Sg. Buloh |
| PNSB
has also been awarded by the State Government
of Selangor the Distribution Supply System
2 (DSS2) project on a turnkey deferred payment
basis which will enable the supply of treated
water from Sg. Selangor Phase 2 Scheme to
demand areas in Klang and Northern part
of Kuala Lumpur. This project includes the
laying of some 60.7km of large diameter
pipelines ranging from 900 mm to 2,200 mm
diameter and construction of four (4) reservoirs
with a total capacity of 128 ML. It also
includes a pumping system with a capacity
of 285 MLD.
The contract value of
DSS2 project is about RM 293 million.
The project was practical
completed on 08 July 2001.
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| FUTURE
PROJECTS |
| Water
demand has a direct correlation with the
economic and population growth of the country
due to its nature as a basic necessity.
The
Klang Valley still remains one of the
key economic areas in the country. Although
the population growth in Kuala Lumpur
will slow down as the area stablises and
becomes fully developed, the regional
growth continues at an increasing rate
due to the rapid development along the
Klang Valley and the new areas of Sepang
and Putra Jaya.
The
Company will continue to expand and consolidate
existing markets while aggressively pursuing
new markets. To ensure even greater growth
and profitability, we are forging new
partnerships and strategic alliances within
the industry which will create stronger
synergies, reduce costs, and improve performance
and profitability. We will continue to
concentrate on our core business in the
water supply industry, which comprises
construction and operation of water treatment
plant and water distribution system, while
at the same time developing downstream
and related business activities.
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