The Indonesia Urban Water Sanitation and Hygiene (IUWASH) project is a
five-year program funded by the United States Agency for International
Development (USAID). IUWASH works within the partnership framework of the
United States of America and Indonesian government to improve the quality of
environment through better access to safe water supply and sanitation. In
addition, IUWASH also supports the Indonesian government to achieve the
Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) target for both services (drinking water
and sanitation) particularly for the Low Income People (MBR) living in urban
areas in Indonesia. To achieve the goal, IUWASH is working with various
communities, local governments, civil society organizations, and service
providers. IUWASH commitment is focused on the following achievement targets:
· 2,000,000 urban people will obtain access to safe drinking water;
· 250,000 urban people will obtain access to proper sanitation service;
· 20% Decrease of cost per unit for drinking water currently spent by MBR families
· 75,000 people participating in various forms of sanitation and water-related trainings
To achieve the above objectives, the technical assistance program by IUWASH is divided into three main components: (1) increase the public demand (public awareness to create need for appropriate drinking water and good sanitation), (2) increase the capacity of services (from PDAM and related service units), (3) strengthen the enabling environment (policy, governance, political commitment and funding alternatives).
1.
Background
Kecamatan Soreang, West Java,
consists of 10 sub-districts, covering an area of 25.5 km square, and has a
present population of about 109.000 people. The current Waste Water Treatment
Plant (WWTP) of Soreang is located in Pamekaran which has a size of 203,928
hectares and a current population of around 12.100 people. The WWTP Soreang was
built in 1992 and services parts of the Ciwidey river basin area. Based on the
planning documents prepared by PT Elmesat, the extension of IPAL Soreang was
finalized in 2011. The WWTP
is designed to treat waste water from 1.000 households connected with a maximum
debit of 13 lt/sec.
The length of the existing
sewage system is approximately 3.700 meters consisting of PVC pipes with
diameter of 150 mm and a length of 2.043 meters and of diameter of 200 mm with
a length of 1.629 meters. The Waste Water Treatment Plant unit consists of:
- Open inlet channel equipped with a bar screen, grease operator, and Parshall flume
- Modified septic tank and Imhoff tanks equipped with effluent filter media
- Dosing Siphon
- Cascaded Aeration
- Sludge drying bed
- Seepage backup field
Currently the WWTP
handles about 250 house connections. Because of a decrease in functionality and
an apparent lack of good maintenance the WWTP’s capacity is reduced. Hence, a waste
water treatment plant optimization
program is intended to restore the originally installed capacity to help to
achieve the number of house connections as per design capacity.
For those mentioned purpose, we are inviting potential bidders to submit the proposal, detail Scope of Work, please see :
Thank you very much for your kind attention
Sincerely yours,
Procurement IUWASH
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