Mangalore's waste management agreement with Mumbai firm - Project highlights


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Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore

Mangalore, Sep 3: With Mangalore witnessing rapid progress there is a need to handle the Solid Waste Management of the city in a specialised way. As a step towards handling Solid Waste Management of Mangalore in a organized way a 7-year agreement has been signed recently between Mangalore City Corporation and a Mumbai based company Antony Waste Handling Cell Private Limited.

It is a pilot project the first of its kind in Karnataka and comes as a breather for the city which lacks a proper Solid Waste Management system. With this the prevailing system of transporting garbage in open trucks will come to an end and it will be a big relief to the people of the city. .

Mangalore City Corporation Mayor Mahabala Marla and Jose Jacob, managing director of Antony Waste Handling Cell Private Limited exchanged the agreement in the presence of Commissioner in-charge Gokul Das Nayak, Health Officer Dr Manjayya Shetty and senior corporators from Mangalore City Corporation Haridas Salian and Jason Paul were present on the occasion.


Highlights of the New Project

It is the first of its kind to be developed in Karnataka State

Antony Waste Handling Cell Private Limited will invest approx Rs 7 Crore on Vehicles for this Project in Mangalore and will submit a Performance Bank Guarantee of approx Rs 5 Crore.

The agreement is for a period of 7 years with current estimate of approximately 200 Tonnes of waste per day with an approx value of Rs 18 Crore billing per year.

100% door to door collection from entire 60 wards covering 90% of the properties using hydraulic vehicles of the types of Auto-tipper/refuse collectors etc.

100% Deployment of Hydraulic operated secondary collection vehicles to abolish the current system of open trucks.

The agreement also covers sanitation works namely street sweeping, vegetation cutting, de-siltation of storm water drains (<1.0m width), foot path/divider cleaning, maintaining sanitation of open space /building maintained by MCC.

Mechanized sweeping in South zone for a stretch of 25 km/day

Beach cleaning in North Zone

Adoption of GPS technology to all the secondary collection vehicles, recording the real time fuel level and vehicle location

All the vehicles/equipments to be deployed operated and maintained at the cost of the contractor.

Collection of user-fee charges through SWM Cess by the City Corporation.

The concept aims at implementing the MSW (Rules and regulations),2000 on cent basis- avoiding multiple handling of garbage, door to door collection, GPS system.


About Antony Waste Handling Cell Private Limited (AWHCPL)

Antony Waste Handling Cell Private Limited (AWHCPL) - part of the ANTONY Group of Companies, is a leader in Municipal Solid Waste Management Services in India. The Company has in the past provided solid waste management services in more than twenty municipalities in India and in overseas market.

The company is also the recipient of the first ever Frost and Sullivan awards hosted in India for leadership position in Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) in 2009. AWHCPL has in the past provided significant municipal support function in the NCR and Mumbai metropolitan region. It has also formed a JV with Brazil’s leading solid waste management company, Lara Central De Tratamento De Residuos, Brazil. This venture provides global technology access for the company, which has helped AWHCPL to start executing India’s largest waste processing facility in India. This is a 25 year contract of Rs 4,500 Crores for waste processing awarded by Mumbai Municipal Corporation at a capital expenditure of approx Rs 300 crores. The plant at full capacity will process 7,500 Tonnes per Day of waste.


AWHCPL's activities cover the following areas:

Mechanized primary and secondary collection of MSW
Transportation of MSW
Mechanized Road sweeping
Mechanized Refuse Transfer Station
Material Separation and Processing
Engineered Sanitary Landfills – Development of closure plan, re-vegetation and long term post closure care
All kind of Municipal Solid Waste infrastructure supply and installations.

  

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Comment on this article

  • Dinesh, Bikarnakatte

    Thu, Sep 11 2014

    This Anthony Waste Management services was repeatedly focused as being the source of huge corruption charges. City corporation corporators made a big issue that corruption has even gone to GARBAGE COLLECTION.
    Hello corporators, have corporation rules also gone to garbage now. Because they now awarded the contract to the same GARBAGE company.

    God save us from brashtachar.

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  • Suresh Nayak, Mangalore

    Fri, Sep 05 2014

    Utopian Dream Indeed. Only Time Will Tell.

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  • Aubb, Kuwait

    Thu, Sep 04 2014


    Hope that Kadri park will be cleaned and restored on a war footing from now on.

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  • yogesh, bombay

    Thu, Sep 04 2014

    Good move. Both cities have much in common...firstly the heavy rains!Then bollywood seabreeze reaches sooner than sandawood chill.

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  • mariam, mangalore

    Wed, Sep 03 2014

    VERY GREAT NEWS. THANK YOU ALL FOR BRINGING THIS TO OUR BEAUTIFUL CITY MANGALORE TO KEEP IT CLEAN.

    BUT OUR WORRY IS : THERE ARE MANY MANY BIG HOUSES WITH RICH RESIDENTS WHO DO NOT WANT TO PAY FOR GARBAGE COLLECTION AND PREFER TO THROW IN OTHER PEOPLE'S OPEN COMPOUND OR IN THE RAINWATER DRAIN.

    WE HAVE TO TAKE STEPS TO ENSURE THAT ALL THESE ARE ALSO MADE TO PAY AND GIVE THEIR GARBAGE.

    SURELY MCC AND ANTHONY WASTE MANAGEMENT WILL HAVE A WAY TO ENSURE THIS.

    ALREADY FEELING MANGALORE WILL BECOME A TOP CLEAN CITY. THANKS

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  • c ferrer, mangalore

    Wed, Sep 03 2014

    When is this coming into effect and who does one contact if there are lapses on the part of the contractor- there should be a 24 x 7 desk so that citizens can bring to the MCC notice ay shortfalls. Also there should be an SMS/ Email option to the citizens.
    Being an optimist lets hope for the best.

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  • Lawrence, Mangalore

    Wed, Sep 03 2014

    Congratulations to MCC . Hope BBMP in Bangalore will also wakeup and follow MCC. Lets wait and watch how Clean the City will remain . Definitely Healthy Surroundings will lead to good healthy life style . I also hope Udupi, Manipal , Ullal and Bantwal Taluks will follow the same model if its a success and I hope all the places in the Coastal region will follow this model .

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  • Gladys Mudarth, Mangalore/Canada

    Wed, Sep 03 2014

    Wishing this project a gr8 success. Better Late than never

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  • Shyam, Mangalore

    Wed, Sep 03 2014

    Seems like this is a money making business aside cleanliness concerns...

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  • raghavendra m k, mumbai maharashtra

    Wed, Sep 03 2014

    GOOD START FOR THE GROWING CITY LIKE MANGALORE, WASTE MANAGEMENT IS URGENT NEED OF THE HOUR FOR THE CITY.THE DECISION OF THE CITY CORPORATION IS IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION.WE INDIANS ARE HABIT OF MAKING THE WORK AFTER PROBLEMS ARE CREATED.PRE-PLANNING IS LACKING THIS COUNTRY.

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  • R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

    Wed, Sep 03 2014

    Waste Management Agreement?
    Can it be experimented by taking
    some politicians from M'lore and Mumbai as 'models' at the outset?

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  • Pakira, Dubai

    Wed, Sep 03 2014

    It would big relief for Mangalore city residents. Thank for you this bold step who all worked for it. Especially Mangalore city corporation & J.R. Lobo, MLA.

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  • Baji Saleem, Kaikamba

    Wed, Sep 03 2014

    Well done Mangalore City Corporation and good initiative Mr. Mahabala Marla. It looks like this new City Corporation Team headed by Mr. Marla is doing some work looks really very positive, which the previous City Corporations have not done!

    Really a good relief for all the citizens of Mangalore. Look at the present scenario where all the garbage is thrown all over as if you keep your house clean and leave the rest as garbage bin!

    I have seen so many throwing their garbage in the morning at the side of the road while they are on their way to their offices or to work! We are living in a civilized society and if every individual becomes bit more responsible, then we will have a safe & clean society to live in.

    lets help Mr. Marla and the City Corporation to make our city beautiful!

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