Underground Tunnel from Pembroke Reverse Osmosis to Ta’ Qali Reservoir
WSC issues tender for the construction of a 9 km long tunnel to improve the overall water quality of the Maltese Islands […]
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CEO Richard Bilocca interviewed by Simone Cini
Learn more about WSC’s upcoming projects and how you will benefit as ONE TV presenter Simone Cini hosts WSC CEO Richard Bilocca […]
The Water Management Framework in Malta
Further to yesterday’s press conference by the Water Services Corporation in relation to a project that will lead of a considerable […]
Water mains changes to provide better quality water – Siġġiewi, Żebbug and Qrendi
The Water Corporation has issued a call for tenders for this ambitious project costing €100 million, a project that will be implemented […]
Replacement of Ras il-Hobz Submarine Outfall
The WSC has today published a tender aimed at addressing the damaged Xatt l-Aħmar pipeline. The existing submarine outfall at Ras il-Ħobż, l/o […]
WSC issues tender to lay 45km of pipework
Another tender forming part of the Water Services Corporation ‘Net Zero Impact Utility’ project has been published. The tender covers the trenching […]
Towards a Net Zero-Impact Utility – New €100 Million EU-Funded project set to improve water quality to all-new highs
Although drinking water produced by the WSC is safe and meets all the relative WHO, EU and Maltese standards, its taste has […]
New reverse osmosis plant to be built in Gozo
Water and Energy Minister Joe Mizzi and Gozo Minister Justyne Caruana together with WSC CEO Richard Bilocca visit the Ħondoq site in Gozo where a […]
Revolutionary ‘New Water’ to become more accessible
Tenders for the trenching and pipelaying Works for the Second Class Water (New Water) Distribution Network in Mellieha and Mgarr. Tenders have […]
The Water Services Corporation launches new brand identity during an open day
On Sunday March 25th, the Water Services Corporation has opened its Head Office in Luqa to the general public where it held […]
Safi Sewage Leak: Case Closed
On Tuesday 13th February local newspapers reported that ‘Safi wells could be unsafe due to sewage’. The problem, which was a localised one and not related to the Water Services Corporation’s infrastructure, has now been resolved.
WSC announces over €100 million worth of Infrastructural Projects
The WSC’s first of three “New Water” polishing plants was inaugurated by Prime Minister Dr. Joseph Muscat. These will provide very high quality water for…