Suez announced it has been awarded a major contract to manage potable water and sewage services for 2.3 million inhabitants in Oman. The agreement is one of the largest in Suez’s history, strengthening its position in the Middle Eastern water utilities sector and signalling potential follow‑on awards in the region. Suez (lead contractor), Omani governmental water authorities, and local service partners. Suez will mobilise teams and infrastructure to begin service delivery, while monitoring geopolitical developments that could affect project continuity. The French utility Suez has won a multi‑year agreement to operate drinking‑water and sanitation services for 2.3 million residents in Oman, according to the company’s own statement. The deal underscores Suez’s continued push to expand its presence in high‑growth Gulf markets, where governments are prioritizing reliable water infrastructure. While the contract represents a significant revenue boost, its execution will depend on regional stability and the ability to meet Omani regulatory standards.
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