Mobile Toilets in Bao'an District, Shenzhen
Bao'an District in Shenzhen has implemented various measures regarding mobile toilets, including relocation services, rental services, and the construction of smart public toilets.
I. Relocation Service Project for Street-Featured Mobile Toilets on Haifu Road
The Bao'an District Urban Appearance and Environmental Comprehensive Management Service Center organized a relocation service project for street-featured mobile toilets on Haifu Road. The selected supplier is Shenzhen Chuanpeng Construction Engineering Co., Ltd., with a winning bid price of 116,515.55 yuan and a maximum procurement limit of 122,000 yuan. The project requires the relocation of the toilets to surrounding green spaces, ensuring their normal operation after relocation. Additionally, the supplier is responsible for restoring the original site and preparing the new site, including leveling the ground and connecting water and electricity supplies, to ensure the toilets can be put into use smoothly at the new location.
II. Mobile Toilet Rental Services
Shenzhen Bao'an Songgang Shunxing Xinmei Sanitation Equipment Business Department offers rental services for mobile toilets, including mobile public toilets, mobile shower rooms, portable toilets, and mobile restrooms, among others. These products come in a variety of styles and can be customized and humanized according to customer needs. Furthermore, the business department conducts a large number of mobile toilet rental operations with flexible rental periods to meet the needs of different customers.
III. Mobile Modular Smart Public Toilet 'Bao'an Easy Station'
Bao'an District has taken the lead in the city by launching the mobile modular smart public toilet 'Bao'an Easy Station'. This type of toilet not only provides basic restroom facilities but also features multiple modules such as a rest area for sanitation workers, vending machines, shared power banks, and urban promotional screens, offering more convenient and comfortable services to citizens. Additionally, it includes a third restroom with thoughtful designs such as children's sinks and barrier-free sinks, demonstrating care for special groups. In terms of technology, it employs advanced environmental protection technologies like vacuum suction and adopts a modular prefabricated lightweight steel structure for its main body, which can be constructed and put into use in half a day. Moreover, the 'Easy Station' mini-program provides real-time environmental displays and can be connected to the smart city platform in the future for more intelligent management. The Bao'an District Urban Management and Comprehensive Law Enforcement Bureau also plans to add 20 more street-featured mobile toilets across the district to further enhance urban public service levels.
