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NESPAK signs contract with Saudi Arabia to build 15 dams

byCustoms Today Report
29/01/2015
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LAHORE: NESPAK has signed a contract for the supervision of 15 small dam projects in Jezan, Najran, and Aseer regions in Saudi Arabia.

According to a spokesperson of the NESPAK, the main aim of these dams is to utilise water for drinking and irrigation purposes. The total construction cost of the dams under the supervision of NESPAK is Saudi Riyal 482.40 million. The types of the dams are concrete gravity, earth fill, concrete-face rock-fill, and underground.

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