BIOSHAFT WATER TECHNOLOGY INC.
ANNOUNCES BID THROUGH ITS LICENSEE FPS
FOR KHARAFI NATIONAL IN DUBAI, UAE
Irvine, California (June 12, 2008) BioShaft Water Technology Inc. (the "Company" or "BioShaft") (OTC BB: BSHF) is pleased to announce that its licensee FPS has submitted a bid to provide seven waste water treatment plants for Kharafi National’s housing project in Dubai.
Established in 1976, Kharafi National is a leading developer, contractor and real estate management services provider in the Middle East. Kharafi National has an annual turnover approaching US$1 billion and a multi-national workforce of over 25,000.
The contract is for seven plants each with a capacity of 633,000 gallons per day per plant.
Dr. Hans Badreddine, CEO of BioShaft said, “FPS has been bidding on a number of projects in the Middle East as construction of new developments continues to expand in the region. There is a need for environmentally friendly waste water treatment plants that virtually eliminate sludge and our system fits the requirements.”
For further information, please contact:
Corporate Communications at (888) 299-1989
Samantha@bioshaft.com
About Bioshaft Water Technology Inc.
BioShaft is an innovative wastewater treatment technology based on Bio-Filtration utilizing sludge carriers. It is patented in the United Kingdom and the patent is pending in the United States. The plants have many benefits over traditional waste water treatment systems - almost no odor – the plants are considered odorless; the system virtually eliminates sludge, the system has much lower energy consumption, and less significant land requirements. For further information visit the company’s website www.bioshaft.com
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