November 17, 2025, in Turkey
With the awarding of a major contract under the Türkiye Earthquake, Floods, and Wildfires Emergency Reconstruction Project (P176608), Turkey has taken another important step towards bolstering its post-disaster infrastructure. With a new project centred on wastewater and stormwater system upgrades in the densely populated Konak and Karabağlar districts of İzmir, the World Bank-financed initiative continues to support long-term resilience.
After a competitive procurement process using the Request for Bids (RFB) method, the contract was formally published on November 17, 2025.
Everest Mining-Construction and ASIL Construction Win a Joint Award
The contract, which has a signed value of USD 25,224,934.45, was won by the following bidders:
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Ankara-based ASIL Construction Industry and Trade Inc.
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Construction, Transportation, Industry, and Trade, Everest Mining, Ankara
The contract's lengthy duration of 905 days, which reflects the complexity of subterranean engineering and urban infrastructure projects, was announced on November 3, 2025.
Project Scope: Increasing Konak and Karabağlar's Urban Resilience
The Konak and Karabağlar Districts Wastewater and Stormwater Separation Project, a fundamental part of Turkey's larger disaster-resilient reconstruction programme, includes the awarded works.
Important goals include:
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Modernising and isolating outdated stormwater and wastewater systems
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lowering the risk of flooding during periods of heavy rain
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Improving public health and environmental conservation
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Enhancing the dependability of services for tens of thousands of inhabitants
For İzmir, a city that has historically been vulnerable to earthquakes, seasonal floods, and climate-related extreme weather events, this infrastructure upgrade is essential.
Bidding Competitively and Evaluating Offers
Several significant Turkish construction companies expressed competitive interest in the procurement. Among the assessed bidders were:
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ALKE Construction Industry and Trade Inc. is worth TRY 1,283,685,196.73.
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The value of Aegean Asphalt Mining Construction & Transportation Inc. is TRY 1,616,734,716.83.
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Yuner Trade and Construction Industry, Inc.
The winning consortium secured the best value for the project's technical and financial requirements by submitting an evaluated price of TRY 996,231,038.75.
Relevance to Turkey's Reconstruction Plan
In the wake of Turkey's recent devastating earthquakes, floods, and wildfires, this contract represents a calculated investment in creating resilient urban systems. By updating vital drainage and sanitary systems:
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There is much less chance of flooding
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The resilience of urban infrastructure to climate change
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Improvements in emergency response capabilities
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Safer and more dependable public services benefit communities
By creating jobs locally and involving top Turkish engineering companies, the project also promotes economic recovery.
Final Thoughts
The wastewater and stormwater separation project represents another significant milestone in Turkey's long-term reconstruction and resilience roadmap, with ASIL and Everest now scheduled to start the 905-day implementation phase. The result validates the ongoing cooperation between the World Bank and the Turkish government to reconstruct public infrastructure that is stronger, safer, and more sustainable.
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