NAC Part of Consortium Behind Saint John’s $217M Safe Drinking Water Project

NAC is proud to have played a key role in delivering the City of Saint John’s Safe, Clean Drinking Water Project — a transformative $217 million infrastructure initiative recently featured in Daily Commercial News.

Led by ACCIONA as part of a public-private partnership (P3), the project included the construction of a 75-million-litre-per-day water treatment plant, three 11-million-litre concrete storage reservoirs, and over 26 kilometres of new pipeline. NAC served as part of the consortium responsible for the successful execution of this critical infrastructure — the largest municipal project ever undertaken in New Brunswick.

Since becoming fully operational in 2019, the facility has been providing reliable, high-quality drinking water to more than 70,000 Saint John residents, improving public health and system resilience for decades to come.

Read more about the project and the recent industry tour hosted by ACCIONA here:
ACCIONA hosts tour of $217M Saint John Safe Drinking Water Project – Daily Commercial News