Mangaluru: Antony Waste's garbage handling contract in city extended till July


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (MS)

Mangaluru, Feb 28: Contract of Antony Waste Management Cell Private Limited, which was handling solid waste of the city for the past eight years, is extended till July 2023. After July, it is decided to handle solid waste as per scheme that is approved under Bharat Mission Project.

Though there was discussion over giving the waste management contract to new agency, contract of Antony Waste Management was extended as process was getting delayed.

A tender process is underway to collect primary waste collection and transportation in 60 wards of the Mangaluru City Corporation (MCC) from August 2023. The last date for vehicle purchase tender is March 3.

At present, 13 wards are maintained by civic workers, while 47 wards are cleaned by Antony Waste. However, Antony Waste is transporting the waste of all 60 wards as per agreement. According to new rule of the government, direct recruitment and direct payment facility needs to be implemented for civic workers.

According to the population of the city, more than 700 civic workers need to be recruited. Now there are 290 permanent civic workers. Recently, 111 were recruited. For the rest 50%, as per minimum wage rule, direct payment will be done.

Total 60 wards are divided into four zones for handling waste efficiently. The vehicles that will be bought by the MCC will be used for collection and transport of waste. In the beginning, a year-long contract will be given. Based on satisfactory performance, one more year will be extended with conditions.

 

 

 

  

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  • Pavan, Mlr

    Tue, Feb 28 2023

    After election bjpee will stop paying salary contract will also be terminated 😂😆

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Tue, Feb 28 2023

    i think antony paid 40% in advance only till july....

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  • Monty Dotor, Mangalore

    Tue, Feb 28 2023

    Old days there used to be big bins to put waste. A t little modification have 2 medium sized bin, one for dry and one for wet waste. Keep a person ( for the first 6 months ) to guide people to put the waste in the correct bin. Less manpower will be required, people need not wait for the waste collector, it would be more hygienic as trucks can carry these bins - by no touch technique, less (or no) waste management fee for citizens.

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  • VM, Mangalore

    Tue, Feb 28 2023

    Who is responsible for waste collection in nanthoor and bikarnakatte areas and maybe several more along the highway. In spite of paying my taxes, no one is coming to collect the waste from my house and I have to throw it a spot alongside the road. The waste collection trucks come to a raddi shop near my building in nanthoor to sell their segregated waste but are not bothered to pick the waste 10 feet away. Shameful.

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  • ca girishkk, Valencia/M'lore

    Tue, Feb 28 2023

    40%

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