Core Insights - Consolidated Water Co. Ltd. has secured an $11.7 million contract to construct a wastewater recycling plant in the San Francisco Bay Area, which will have a capacity of 200,000 gallons per day and 600,000 gallons of treated water storage [1][2] Company Overview - Consolidated Water Co. Ltd. specializes in developing and operating advanced water supply and treatment plants, including seawater desalination facilities in various regions [6][7] - The company is currently engaged in a $204 million design-build-operate project for a seawater desalination plant in Hawaii [6] Project Details - The contract was awarded to PERC Water Corporation, a subsidiary of Consolidated Water, which focuses on water infrastructure in the Southwestern U.S. [2] - The plant will utilize membrane bioreactor technology to treat untreated wastewater, producing high-quality recycled water suitable for irrigation [2][3] - Key design features include the use of precast concrete basins and prefabricated equipment, which are expected to lower construction costs and expedite the project timeline [2] Environmental Impact - The wastewater recycling plant is projected to save 36 to 38 million gallons of potable water annually, thereby reducing dependence on local freshwater resources [3] Management Commentary - The CEO of Consolidated Water, Rick McTaggart, noted that this contract is part of a larger strategy, with three design and/or build projects totaling over $20 million expected in 2025 [4] - The company attributes its success in securing the contract to competitive pricing, extensive permitting experience, and a fast-tracked construction schedule [4]