Haryana Approves Construction of Third Water Treatment Plant in Gurgaon
The Haryana government has authorized a ₹149 crore project for a new water treatment plant in Gurgaon, aimed at enhancing drinking water infrastructure. This facility is crucial for meeting the city's increasing water demand and will have a treatment capacity of 100 million litres per day.
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Haryana's government has approved the development of a third water treatment plant (WTP) in Gurgaon, located at Basai, with a project budget of ₹149 crore. The plant will cover 77.2 acres and is designed to treat 100 million litres of water per day.
Construction is set to commence shortly, with a completion timeline of two-and-a-half years post work order issuance. The project includes infrastructure enhancements such as sedimentation tanks, chlorination units, and SCADA automation for efficient monitoring.
The initiative aims to boost water supply reliability and capacity, addressing peak demand and improving service to tail-end areas. Following revisions since June 2022 and a temporary halt due to tender issues in September 2025, bids were consolidated and awarded at the revised cost.
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