Name: PROVIDING TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS TO HANDLE DRY WASTE IN URBAN LOCAL BODIES HAVING POPULATION BELOW ONE LAKH IN PUNJAB STATE (INDIA)
Start: 2023-08-14
End: 2023-09-01
Location: PUNJAB MUNICIPAL INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY

Organization Details:

Organization Name:

PUNJAB MUNICIPAL INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY

Country:

India

Contact Person:

Address:

Plot No-3, Sector 35-A.
Dakshin Marg
Chandigarh-160022
Punjab ,

Contact Details - Email:

swm.pmidc@gmail.com

Phone

+91-0172-2791326

Notice Details:

Notice Type

Tender Notice

Bidding Type

National procurement

Notice No.

70212524

Deadline

2023-09-01

Description

PUNJAB MUNICIPAL INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, CHANDIGARH
DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT, PUNJAB
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Memo. No. PMIDC/SWM/2022/5807 Dated:08.08.2023
EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (EOI)
FOR PROVIDING TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS TO HANDLE DRY WASTE
IN URBAN LOCAL BODIES HAVING POPULATION BELOW ONE LAKH IN
PUNJAB STATE (INDIA)
Punjab Municipal Infrastructure Development Company (PMIDC), Chandigarh invites
EoI from the eligible agencies for providing technical solutions to handle Dry Waste in
Urban Local Bodies having population below one lakh. The detailed proposals from
solution providers, startups, future technology vendors to design and develop robust
solutions for managing dry waste in Punjab. The last date for submission of detailed
proposal is 31st August, 2023 by 5 PM. The details may be obtained from PMIDC
website- https://pmidc.punjab.gov.in/. The proposals can be submitted online at
swm.pmidc@gmail.com or by post on Room No.505, 5th Floor, PMIDC, Punjab
Municipal Bhawan Sector-35.Chandigarh, 160022.
-SdChief Engineer (SWM/SBMU)
PMIDC, Chandigarh
Inviting Proposals for providing technical solutions to handle Dry Waste in ULBs < 1Lakh Population
Page 1 of 9
8/8/2023 Expression of
Interest for
providing technical
solutions to
handle Dry waste
in Urban Local
Bodies below
population of one
Lakh
PMIDC wishes to invite proposals from solution
providers, start-ups, future technology vendors
to design and develop robust solutions for
managing municipal dry waste in Urban areas
of Punjab.
Office of Chief Executive Officer,
PMIDC, SECTOR 35-A, CHANDIGARH
Inviting Proposals for providing technical solutions to handle Dry Waste in ULBs < 1Lakh Population
Page 2 of 9
EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (EOI)
FOR TACKLING DRY WASTE GENERATED IN THE URBAN LOCAL
BODIES IN PUNJAB
1. Background
Government of India (GoI) notified Rules on Solid Waste Management and Plastic Waste
Management in 2016. These Rules mandate segregation of waste at source by a generators,
integration of the informal sector into existing systems and waste processing. The Rules also
outline that cities should become zero-waste to landfill in the near future, establish material
recovery facilities (processing units) and enforce ban on single-use plastics items according to
the Plastic Waste Management Rules 2016 and as amended time to time.
Punjab has made significant progress in handling legacy waste under the Swachh Bharat Mission
(SBM) by remediating waste dumpsites in more than 65 cities and target for achieving the 148
ULBs by March 2025. Apart from reclaiming the legacy waste, there are advanced plans to
establish two (2 nos) Waste to Energy Plants (14MW each) at Amritsar and Ludhiana along with
17 Bio-methanation/Bio CNG Plants in the state under SBMU.
An estimate of approx. 4100 TPD solid waste is generated in all 166 ULBs of Punjab of which
total Dry waste quantum is estimated to be around 1650 TPD. The quantum of plastic waste in
the dry waste is estimated between 8 to 10 % annually. There have been successful pilots tested
by ULBs in utilizing the dry waste (plastics specifically) as construction material in laying
public roads and sidewalks and channelization through two recycling agencies. There is certainly
a need to explore economic value in reusing and recycling the dry waste components including
Multilayer Plastics (MLPs) & thermocol packaging which lack finding recycling solutions due
to both poor market linkages and possible financial incentives.
Since establishing waste to energy plants are a capital-intensive project which requires high
volume of waste quantum and land demand which reduces the viability for executing this
solution in small to medium ULBs with population size less than 100,000. At present, 150 ULBs
out of total 166 ULBs fall in this category (

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