Project: Capacity expansion of Cau Do Water Treatment Plant from 230,000 m³/day to 290,000 m³/day.

Project: Upgrading the capacity of the Cau Do Water Treatment Plant from 230,000 m³/day to 290,000 m³/day.
Investor: Da Nang Water Supply Joint Stock Company (DAWACO)
Construction Contractor: Consortium of Hawaco Mien Trung Joint Stock Company and TNG Investment and Construction Joint Stock Company.
Products: Supply and installation of materials and technological equipment: Tecofi valves/fittings; pumps.
Grundfos raw water pumps; Milton Roy mixers; Brentwood tube settlers; Roberts Filter underdrains, etc.
Location: Cau Do Water Treatment Plant, Hoa Tho Tay Ward, Cam Le District, Da Nang City.
Project scale Increasing the capacity by an additional 60,000 m³/day, bringing the total capacity to 290,000 m³/day.
Objectives: 
+ Meeting the city’s growing demand for clean water.
+ Enhancing treatment capacity, ensuring the safety and stability of the water supply.
+ Improving the quality of supplied water and the system’s backup capacity.
Scope of Investment:
+ Upgrading and expanding the water treatment process line.
+ Adding and replacing technological equipment, pumping systems, pipelines, and auxiliary facilities.
+ Upgrading and completing the electrical, control, instrumentation, and operational monitoring systems.
+ Constructing and repairing related facilities to ensure the upgraded capacity is achieved.
Technology: Applying modern and advanced water treatment technology with full automation of the production process.
Significance:
+ The project is of great significance, ensuring the provision of safe clean water for the city and contributing to socio-economic development and social welfare.
+ Enhancing the stability and reliability of water supply: the total capacity of 290,000 m³/day helps ensure water supply for the majority of residents and reduces the risk of shortages.
+ Upgrading technology and automation, improving water quality, and ensuring compliance with domestic water standards – contributing to the protection of public health.