O&M and Facilities Management
Operation & Maintenance (O&M) and Facilities Management are vital for sustaining ATCCO projects. Through systematic planning, preventive maintenance, and responsive services, ATCCO ensures long-term performance, safety, and efficiency of facilities. Our approach optimizes asset life cycles, reduces downtime, and delivers reliable environments that support client operations
Major O&M and Facilities Management Projects
Aqaba Wastewater Treatment Plant
Atcco was awarded a five-year contract for the operation, maintenance, and management of the Aqaba Wastewater Treatment Plant. This contract involves overseeing the facility that processes up to 28,000 m³/day, ensuring efficient and continuous treatment operations to meet the area's water management needs.
Kofranja Wastewater Treatment Plant
Atcco was entrusted with the operation, maintenance, and management of the Kofranja Wastewater Treatment Plant for a three-year period. During this time, we effectively managed the facility's upgrade from handling 1,800 m³/day to 9,000 m³/day, demonstrating our capability to enhance plant efficiency and capacity through meticulous operational oversight.
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Na'uor Wastewater Treatment Plant
Atcco was responsible for the operation, maintenance, and management of the Naour Wastewater Treatment Plant over a two-year contract. This role underscored our expertise in ensuring the smooth and efficient functioning of wastewater treatment facilities, maintaining high standards of environmental compliance and operational excellence.
South Amman Wastewater Treatmet Plant
Atcco successfully completed the construction of the South Amman Wastewater Treatment Plant with a capacity of 52,000 m³/day. Following the project’s completion, Atcco took on the operation, maintenance, and management of the facility, ensuring efficient and sustainable wastewater treatment operations to support the region’s growing needs.
The Za’atari Refugee Camp wastewater treatment plant, with a 3,000 m³/day capacity, safeguards health and environment by treating sewage effectively. It supports water reuse for irrigation, reduces pollution risks, and ensures sustainable sanitation for one of Jordan’s largest humanitarian settlements.