Welcome to Suido Kiko Middle East! Unrivaled Water Treatment Experts.
Suido Kiko Middle East (“SKME”) is an engineering and construction company based in Jeddah that specializes in providing solutions in the water & waste water sectors. The company is a Joint venture between Saudi Brothers Commercial Company Group and Suido Kiko Kaisha of Japan. SKME also prides itself as the first engineering company operating in KSA that introduced MBR flat sheet technology to for the municipality and government sectors.
Its activities include engineering and construction of Seawater & Brackish desalination plants, Sewage Treatment System, Industrial Water/Wastewater Treatment System and Re-use from Sewage Wastewater.
Our parent company, Saudi Brothers Commercial Co., is one of the largest privately-held holding conglomerates in the Middle East. They own a variety of companies (Water desalination, Hotels & Resorts, Precision Engineering, Aviation, Food manufacturing, Agriculture, Printing …etc).
Saudi Brothers draws its strength in the water sector through its wholly owned subsidiary SAWACO Water Desalination which specializes in desalinated water production and distribution.
The other parent company Suido Kiko Kaisha, Ltd., which is one of the largest engineering and construction companies in Japan specializing in the fields of potable water and wastewater treatment. Suido Kiko Kaisha has worked for the water sector for around 70 years and introduced new water systems to the Japan water sector. Suido Kiko also has largest installation record (ranked no. 1) of membrane plant for municipalities in Japan. More over Suido Kiko’s parent company TORAY which is one of the largest membrane suppliers in the world.
Suido Kiko Middle East has the vast business and professional experience of Saudi Brothers Company in Saudi Arabia combined with unrivalled state-of-the-art water treatment technology of Suido Kiko Japan.
EPC of MBR 30,000 m3-day and upgrading the existing 30,000 m3-day STP conventional. The MBR plant consists of a new equalization tank, anoxic tank, aeration tank, and MBR tank. For the existing STP conventional SKME installed a new primary sedimentation, sludge receiving tank, and anoxic tank, and refurnished and retrofitted, the existing Aeration and secondary clarifier tanks. When the plant first commenced its operation its purpose was to treat Aslaa's Valley large septic infested lake, referred as "MUSK" lake sarcastically due to its unbearable stale stench of the enormous amounts of sewage dumped into this lake, 1,400 tanker trucks daily! The lake has been accumulating sewage in this amount daily for a decade. The government needed to find a solution urgently with the contingency of the lake bursting the dike, which would certainly occur when another unexpected rainstorm occurred. If the dike had burst it would immerse the surrounding communities with its putrid sewage, and would be an environmental and social disaster spreading infectious diseases in epic proportions. The plan was to dry the lake within a year at most. SKME MISK plant significantly contributed to this solution by treating 3,000,000 cubic meters of sewage from this lake, and played an integral role in Briman's sewage lake problem. Due to the plants significant achievements it was recognized by GWI panel of experts from Global water Awards for nomination, and was shortlisted as one of the four companies in the world for water re-use. Out of the four companies SKME received the prestigious "2011 Global Water Awards". The GWI Global Water Awards experts recognize and pay tribute to top performing companies that made significant environmental beneficial contributions in the water industry. For more information please click here.
Client wanted to find a solution for the 1,700 m3/day waste water it sends to the sewers. The waste water comes from over 10 different streams from a diary factory that produces UHT milk, juices, condensed milk, canned beans, canned vegetables, etc. Suido Kiko Middle East designed a comprehensive waste water treatment solution for this factory. The proposed solution was was a total recycle & re-use plant. For more information please click here.
This project is an STP that treats Municipal and Industrial waste. The capacity of the municipal waste is 25,000 m3/day and the industrial 25,000, with a total capacity of 50,000 m3/day. The Munincipal and Industrial waste after the preliminary stage, are joined together in one stream for the remaining of the treatment. For more information please click here.
This project is a water & Waste water treatment system for King Abdul Aziz University. It consists of a: 1-sewage treatment plant 6,000 m3/day using membrane MBR technology which made use of the existing circular tanks with a footprint of 60% of the old STP, and 4x bigger than the old capacity 2-Sewage Treatment plant of 500 m3-day which is located near the sea and uses Membrane Bioractor Technology. 3-Hardness Removal plant 100 m3-day using reverse Osmosis Technology which makes use of the MBR treated water for its raw water. The treated effluent is used for King Abdulaziz University Hospital for boiler and disinfection. For more information please click here.
UQU project consists of providing a sewage treatment plant with a capacity of 1,400 m3/day to treat the waste water of the university in Mekkah. The new STP will be built at the same location of an old STP where some parts such as the lifting station, control room and equalization tank will be used by the new STP as well as some equipment such as Air Blowers. For more information please click here.
SOJECO is sea water desalination plant located along Corniche Road in Khomra District, Jeddah approximately 25 km from naval base, occupying a total area of 22,000 sq.m. The total area consists of water desalination plant building including (reject and break tanks, head cranes, electrical and control rooms), four product water tanks with total capacity of 10,000 meter cube, accommodation, power generation house, water filing stations, dispatch office, security & guard room, offices and parking.
The desalination plant operates 24 hours a day (52 weeks a year). For more information please click here.
LATEST NEWS AND EVENTS
Saudi Gazette news paper published an article, 14/06/2011, about SKME's sea water desalination plant SOJECO with the chief executive officer of Suido Kiko Middle East, Nizar Kammourie discussing the plants successful present completion and future status. SOJECO seawater desalination is 10,000 m3/day but has been designed to eventually produce 40,000 m3/day to cope with the developing exploding population residential construction at the second industrial area in Jeddah. The plant desalinates sea water to make it suitable for both industrial and domestic use. For more information please click here or visit the Saudi Gazette website here.
SKME is invited to WATER ELECTRICITY POWER & GENERATION (WEPower) conference & exhibition 2011 in Khobar in the eastern region of Saudi Arabia to give a presentation about the water re-use due to the international attention gained from the 2011 Global Water Awards that SKME received.
Water, Electricity, and Power Generation (WEPower) is Saudi Arabia's largest conference and exhibition for water and power generation and is held annually in the Eastern region of Saudi in Al-Khobar. On behalf of SKME Mr. Nizar will give a presentation about the companies Water Re-Use system in WEPower conference. For more information please click here.
SKME is proud to announce that the GWI panel of experts from Global water Awards had shortlisted for nomination top four performing water treatment companies / parties in the world in different specific categoriies in the global water business, which in this case is for water re use, and then voted out of the four nominated companies / parties Jeddah Briman Water Re use for the prestigious "2011 Global Water Awards". SKME is one of the parties, which played a major role by contirbuting to design, supply, install, and commision the onsite wastewater treatment facility that treated directly 3,000,000 cubic meter of sewage from the lake transferred by the MISK pumping station to the plant. The sewage was treated up water re-use which was used to irrigate the surrounding forest in Briman's valley, for the Municipality of Jeddah, and industrial purposes. For more information please click here, and than click on the water reuse project tab.
Two board members from Suido Kiko Kaisha Headquarters in \tokyo Japan, are appointed as new board of directors of Suido Kiko Kaisha Middle East; Mr. Shoichi Wakabayashi, and Mr. Shinri Satro.
Interview with Mr. Nizar Kammourie, chief executive officer and member of the board of directors of Suido Kiko Middle East about the Kingdom's increasing necessity for watertreatment with the exponentially increasing population, and its continous research amd development in watertreatment. Information regarding the new STP Airport plant was discussed as well. For more information please click here.
Suido Kiko Middle East will participate in Saudi Japanese Forum from 23-25 March 2011.
SJF unites Saudi and Japanese key business persons to gain new oppurtunities for expanding business between the two countris.
Japan is the third largest trading partner in rwh Kingdom. The two countries have an increasing integral role in the development of their respective economies. This is why the forum was organized in teh capital of Japan, Tokyo. For more information please click here.
Starting from Jan. 13, 2011, technical sessions are being carried out regularly for fresh engineers (between the ages of 22-25) and other new staff by experienced engineer experts from Suido Kiko Kaish Head quarters in Tokyo Japan. These sessions emphasize on principle engineering case studies, and lectures for Water & Wastewater Treatment in order to enlighten them, increase their knowledge, share experiences, and them handle their projects and duties as effectively as possible.
AlSaudiArabia news paper discussed some of SKME's variety of projects. Topics include the notorious 60,000 m3/day MISK project, SKME's government clientele, SKME's advanced precise Japanese technology, the Al Khomrah 50,000 m3/day industrial and domestic water treatment plant, SOJECO desalination plant runned by SAWACO and designed and constructed by SAWACO, SKME's projects outside of Jeddah, the Japanese technology coordination company (Japan Water desk), etc... For more information please click here.
From 02 to 06 October 2010: SKME partcipated in SWPF 2010 conducted in Jeddah Hilton in stall C15
SWPF unites Saudi and international stakeholders and is a valuable oppurtunity to gain knowledge and contacts needed for business in one of the largest power and water market in the world.
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