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Manesar Tackles Garbage Crisis With Mega Sanitation Tender
19 May
Summary
- A large sanitation contract for Manesar opens for bidding on June 5.
- The project includes road sweeping, garbage collection, and drain cleaning.
- GPS monitoring and worker attendance systems will enhance accountability.
Manesar's civic body is launching one of its largest sanitation contracts, with bidding set to open on June 5, 2026. This significant five-year project is designed to enhance sweeping, garbage collection, transportation, and drain cleaning services across the rapidly urbanizing industrial township.
The initiative responds to growing concerns from residents and workers regarding garbage accumulation and sanitation gaps. The contract mandates the deployment of over 600 sanitation workers, supported by mechanised sweeping machines and other modern equipment.
Key features of the plan include regular cleaning of internal roads, market areas, and public spaces. It also aims to establish efficient door-to-door waste collection and strengthen service monitoring. Advanced technologies like GPS tracking for sanitation vehicles and digital attendance systems for workers will be implemented to boost oversight and accountability.
This comprehensive approach is intended to resolve long-standing operational issues and elevate overall cleanliness standards within the municipal corporation's jurisdiction, addressing critical infrastructure needs in Manesar's expanding industrial and residential zones.
