Construction of Manila Water’s P1.3-B Taguig pumping station, reservoir now underway

Set to be completed in September 2025, the P1.3-billion Taguig Pumping Station and Reservoir will help ensure reliable water service to Manila Water customers in Pasig, Pateros, and Taguig.

As part of Manila Water’s efforts to ensure reliable water service to its customers in Metro Manila, the company is currently constructing the P1.391 billion Cayetano Pumping Station and Reservoir in Taguig City.

The facility will help ensure uninterrupted water supply to over 1.6 million Manila Water customers in Pasig, Pateros, and Taguig.

Set to be completed by September 2025, the facility will harness water from the company’s new water sources, namely the East Bay Water Supply tapping the eastern flank of Laguna Lake, and the Wawa-Calawis Water Supply System in Rizal.

With a reservoir capacity of twenty (20) million liters, the Cayetano Pumping Station and Reservoir is one of the components of the company’s Long-Term East 3 Distribution Network System, which includes the 3.7-kilometer C-6 line, the 3.5-kilometer Ruhale Line, and the 3-kilometer Cayetano Avenue line.

“Water security is one of the major pillars of Manila Water’s Service Improvement Plan to ensure the continuous provision of 24/7 water supply, even to the farthest fringes of our concession area.

“These facilities, once completed, will lessen the company’s dependence on Angat as the major water source for Metro Manila and will address the need for greater water demand in Taguig and adjacent areas amidst the challenges brought about by cyclical El Nino patterns due to the impact of climate change on water supply,” says Manila Water’s Corporate Communication Affairs Group Director Jeric Sevilla.

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