Planned Water Disruption Notice – Nadi & Lautoka Areas
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#waftender | The Water Authority of Fiji (WAF) invites reputable organisations to submit their proposals for the following tenders.
The tender documents can be downloaded via www.tenderlink.com/waterauthority-fiji/
Tender submissions can be made via Tender Link, detailed instructions for submissions are mentioned in the Tender Documents.
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If you would like more clarification on the Tender Process on the below RFQ, please contact the Senior Procurement Officer at kishan.prasad@waf.com.fj or 9128387.
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Water Authority of Fiji we're facing water problem for more than a week now at Lami & Delainavesi area....Can someo e look into that??
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The Water Authority of Fiji (WAF) advises customers in Savusavu that water supply restoration is progressing following recent disruptions.
As of mid-day Wednesday (21/01), production at the Savusavu Water Treatment Plant has increased to approximately 80% of normal capacity following the clearing of intake screens and stabilisation of raw water inflows.
Reservoir recovery is underway. By approximately 5pm on Wednesday, the Tavutikau Reservoir was fully replenished, and booster pumps were activated to commence filling of the Navaqiqi Reservoir. Supply has since been progressively restored to lower-lying areas, including Savusavu Town, with elevated areas being restored as reservoir levels continue to recover.
Further improvement in supply is expected later tonight and into tomorrow (22/01), subject to continued stable conditions. Some isolated areas may continue to experience low pressure or intermittent supply during this period.
To support affected customers, seven (7) water carting trucks are currently deployed across Savusavu. Additional operational teams have also been mobilised to assist with system flushing, intake maintenance, and network stabilisation across all water sources.
WAF is targeting full system restoration by this evening (22/01) to tomorrow morning for those in elevated areas, weather permitting.
Customers are thanked for their patience and are encouraged to continue conserving water while restoration works are finalised.
Further updates will be provided as required.
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While the restoration process is commendable, may the public be frequently advised on the mitigating strategies in place so they are well informed. Water carts to be deployed immediately......to be without water for 3 continuous days was stressful indeed.
Vinaka vakalevu WAF for your dedication in the restoration process day and night sacrificing your family time and despite the weather you are trying to get water flowing in to every home. Lack of resources but at least you managed to get trucks to do water carting and trying to cover the affected areas. We appreciate you for giving your time and effort.
Whose sleeping on the job 😴😫
Great job 👍
Thanks
No water had been supplied to any household. Almost 2 weeks and many people have been without water supply. Savusavu water authority management and officers had been sleeping all this while till it got into the media. Why couldn't they react when the disruption happened.
They don't supply us water at all
Still waiting for water at naqere heights
Terrible water cuts they supply us water at all its annoyin
**UPDATE**
Dear Valued Customers,
Please be advised that an additional emergency power shutdown has been requested by WAF and will affect the following areas today, Thursday, 22nd January 2026 from 10:00 am till 5:00 pm.
This is to allow our EFL team to carry out stand over for WAF teams to repair the second burst water mains in the area.
Affected Areas:
Simla, Lautoka: Part of Thompson Crescent, Part of Karawa Street, Part of Covuli Street, Part of Animatai Street, Sugar Avenue and Qalito Place and nearby areas.
We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your patience and understanding as our team works to complete the repairs and restore services safely and as quickly as possible.Dear Valued Customers,
Please be advised that an emergency power shutdown will affect the following areas this evening, Wednesday, 21st January 2026 from 7:00 pm till 1:00 am Thursday, 22nd January 2026. This is to allow our EFL team to carry out stand over for WAF teams to repair burst water mains in the area.
Affected Areas:
Simla, Lautoka: Part of Thompson Crescent ,Part of Karawa Street, Part of Covuli Street, Part of Animatai Street, Sugar Avenue and Qalito Place and nearby areas.
We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your patience and understanding as our team works to complete the repairs and restore power safely and as quickly as possible.
For further assistance, please contact us on 132 333, or 5333 (for Vodafone, Inkk, and Digicel users). For emergencies only, please call 913.
When will the water supply go back to normal?
Dear Valued Customers,
Please be advised that an emergency power shutdown will affect the following areas this evening, Wednesday, 21st January 2026 from 7:00 pm till 1:00 am Thursday, 22nd January 2026. This is to allow our EFL team to carry out stand over for WAF teams to repair burst water mains in the area.
Affected Areas:
Simla, Lautoka: Part of Thompson Crescent ,Part of Karawa Street, Part of Covuli Street, Part of Animatai Street, Sugar Avenue and Qalito Place and nearby areas.
We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your patience and understanding as our team works to complete the repairs and restore power safely and as quickly as possible.
For further assistance, please contact us on 132 333, or 5333 (for Vodafone, Inkk, and Digicel users). For emergencies only, please call 913.
So when Kasmir will get water?
Ae, we need water over here in Kashmir, waiting for the water truck beside the road for 2 hours. As we were promised that it will return. Come on!
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