Bhopal's Adampur Landfill Management Handed To Saurashtra Firm For 5 Years, BMC Approves ₹200 Crore Green Bonds
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC)'s Mayor-in-Council (MiC) has approved handing over the Adampur landfill site to a Saurashtra-based company for the next five years. The company will scientifically process the 800 metric tonnes of fresh waste arriving daily from the city. The same company is already engaged in clearing the 6.5 lakh metric tonnes of legacy waste…
Bhopal Municipal Corporation has approved handing over the Adampur landfill site to a Saurashtra-based company for five years. The firm will handle the daily processing of 800 metric tonnes of fresh waste from the city. The same company is already managing the legacy waste of 6.5 lakh metric tonnes at the landfill site. The new tender for the contract is valued at Rs 48 crore, slightly lower than the previous tender worth Rs 52 crore.
At a meeting on Tuesday, the Mayor-in-Council, presided over by Mayor Malti Rai, approved floating green municipal bonds worth Rs 200 crore to fund the city's contribution to the AMRUT 2.0 scheme. Additionally, the council approved a 6-7 times increase in allocation for shifting the GI water pipeline in the Kolar six-lane project, raising the budget from Rs 8.02 crore to Rs 8.55 crore.
The council also granted an extension to M/s SRS Infra Project Limited for the completion of the Ganga Nagar and Shyam Nagar projects under PMAY-HFA until December 31, 2026, and approved M/s ISKON Infratech Private Limited for the extension of the Kalkheda PMAY-HFA project until March 31, 2027.
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