Supervision consultant services for the execution of a 5-year non-revenue water reduction program, through a PBC

An association of firms lead by Miya Bahamas Ltd. (MIYA), the non-revenue water contractor has been contracted to reduce non-revenue water in New Providence over a period of 10 years (from 2013 to 2022):

  • Phase 1: non-revenue water reduction (5 years)
  • Phase 2: non-revenue water reduction (5 years)

The non-revenue water performance based contract has a total amount of 83 million USD, including 23.7 million of variable performance compensation.
The goals are:​

  • Reduce the average daily volume of non-revenue water from 5.5 MIGD to 2.5 MIGD (20,800 m3/day to 9,500 m3/day)​
  • Provide 38,000 households with improved access to drinking water​
  • Provide an additional 2,000 households with access to drinking water​
  • Reduce the number of households that use private wells​
  • Train WSC staff on techniques and processes for reducing non-revenue water​
  • Assist with improving the management of assets​