Select a stage to see who carries it, which business line stands behind it, and what happened at that step on Rabigh 4 — the group’s largest water project.
The asset is engineered against the real site — capacity, footprint, discharge limits and the operating plan settled together rather than in sequence.
Equipment, logistics and site supply, procured through companies that also service what they sell for as long as it runs.
Membranes, meters, panels, trackers, chemicals and filtration made across eleven plants in seven Saudi industrial cities — the stage the other four lean on.
Installation and commissioning, with the mechanical, electrical and landscape scopes carried by companies already on the drawing.
Long-term operation, maintenance and facilities management — the stage that decides whether the capacity on paper is the capacity delivered, and the one that briefs the next project.
Every company drawn as a span across the five stages. The widest bars carry a project almost end to end; the narrowest do one thing and do it as their whole business. Filter by sector to see who is left standing.
Every other stage draws on stage 03.. Below is what leaves the plants — which is why a membrane or a panel is a drive, not a shipment.
11
plants in seven industrial cities
225,632
m² of plant floor, running since 1980
One project names four companies against its steps. The rest name a single company carrying the whole scope — which is the same argument from the other side. Nobody is credited here who is not credited in the group’s documents.
Water · Rabigh, KSA
The one project whose record names a company per step — for three of the five stages. Design and operation have no company recorded and are left unclaimed.
Water · Diriyah, KSA
The same argument from the other side: one company held every stage, using Food Chain Reactor technology inside a heritage site.
Water · Riyadh, KSA
Treatment and reuse designed as a single water balance and operated by the company that designed it — 28M litres a day treated alongside it.
Data Centers · Makkah & the Mashaer
Utility operation across Makkah and the Mashaer converted to remote monitoring and control for the National Water Company.
