Since 2002 Gharrah International has delivered major construction, infrastructure, and environmental projects for Kuwait’s ministries and national oil companies — from the country’s largest wastewater plants to the first recycling initiatives in the region.
Infrastructure · WastewaterMinistry of Public Works
Works on a wastewater treatment plant with an overall capacity of 700,000 m³/day south of Kuwait City, plus sewage and treated-water transmission lines serving the Umm Al Hayman area.
Infrastructure · SewerageMinistry of Public Works
Diverting raw sewage from the Riqqa plant and building 68 ground reservoirs and 300 rising mains to convey wastewater across a 2,450 km² scheme — Phase 1 at 500,000 m³/day, Phase 2 adding 200,000 m³/day.
Oil & Gas · RemediationKuwait Oil Company
Excavation, transportation and remediation works for KOC, including mechanical drilling and removal of drilling output and civil works for oil-export service facilities across South and East Kuwait.
Water · DesalinationMinistry of Electricity & Water
Replacing asbestos brackish-water lines with ductile iron, and the supply, construction, completion and maintenance of four 1,600 mm distilled-water lines, alongside civil maintenance of water filling stations.
Environment · RecyclingEnvironment Public Authority
A first-of-its-kind recycling initiative in the Kabad region — cleaning 7 million m² of construction and concrete waste, with more than 25 million tons transported, drilled and crushed over five years.
Environment · RecyclingEnvironment Public Authority
Transfer and recycling of more than 42 million scrap tires accumulated over 17 years in the Arhiya desert, feeding a factory able to recycle around three million tires annually.
Classified on the Central Tender Committee and accredited by KPC.
Gharrah International operates an integrated quality, environment, and health-and-safety management system, and is recognised by Kuwait’s regulators and industry bodies.