Bole Mobile Toilet Project

The Bole Mobile Toilet Project mainly involves the procurement of newly-built fixed sanitary toilets and mobile tourist public toilets, along with the provision of rental and sales services for mobile toilets, meeting the needs of diverse scenarios.

I. Fixed Sanitary Toilet Construction

The key demonstration village construction project (Section II) in Aliwengbaixin Village, Qingdeli Town, Bole City includes the construction of 40 10-square-meter brick-and-concrete flushing sanitary toilets. These fixed sanitary toilets, built with brick-and-concrete structures, offer good stability and durability, providing a hygienic and convenient toilet environment for local residents over the long term. The flushing design complies with modern hygiene standards, effectively reducing odors and the breeding of germs, enhancing residents' quality of life, and playing a significant role in improving rural sanitation conditions and promoting rural revitalization.

II. Mobile Tourist Public Toilet Procurement

The project also purchased five mobile tourist public toilets. Mobile tourist public toilets are highly flexible and movable, allowing for reasonable layout and adjustment according to tourist flow and actual needs in tourist attractions. During peak tourist seasons or large-scale events, mobile toilets can be placed in areas with high tourist concentrations to alleviate toilet pressure; during off-seasons or after events, they can be relocated to other needed areas, improving resource utilization efficiency.

III. Mobile Toilet Rental and Sales Services

Several suppliers in Bole City offer services such as the rental, sale, and leasing of mobile toilets, with service coverage extending throughout the Bortala region, including Bole City. These mobile toilets can meet the needs of various scenarios, such as festivals, construction sites, and temporary events. During festivals, when large numbers of people gather and the demand for toilet facilities surges, mobile toilets can be quickly deployed to the site to solve toilet problems; in construction site operations, where personnel mobility is high and construction periods are uncertain, renting mobile toilets can avoid the cost waste of building fixed toilets while meeting workers' basic living needs.