Center for Engineering and Planning — CEP

Projects / Renewable Energy

Construction of Al Fukhari Water Tank (2000 m3), Booster Station and Carrier Water lines in Al Fukhari Area

Client / financing
American Near East Refugee Aid (ANERA) Financed through United States Agency for International Development (USAID)
Location
Palestine
Dates
2016–2018
Renewable EnergyWater Supply, Transmission and DistributionEnvironment IssuesElectrical Power Supply, Transmission and Distribution

Project Overview

This project aimed to enhance water supply infrastructure in Al Fukhari Area, Khan Younis, through the construction of a 2,000 m³ water tank, a booster station, and 3.5 km of water carrier lines. The project also included the design of a photovoltaic (PV) solar system for powering the lighting network and other light loads at the site. The scope covered full design, Tender Documents, and construction supervision to ensure project efficiency and sustainability.

Role of CEP on the Project:

Designed and supervised the construction of the 2,000 m³ water tank, booster station, and 3.5 km of water carrier lines, ensuring compliance with technical specifications.

Developed complete tender documents, including technical specifications, cost estimates, and construction timelines for the successful execution of the project.

Supervised construction to ensure the proper installation of water infrastructure and the integration of the PV solar system.

Designed the PV solar system to provide power for the lighting network and other low-load systems in the project facilities.

Compiled a list of materials and developed an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to address environmental concerns and ensure compliance with sustainability standards.