Tacheng Mobile Toilet Project

The following is an overview of the Tacheng Mobile Toilet Project:

I. Mobile Toilet Subsidy Project for Key Tourism Routes Across Xinjiang in 2025 This project involves the construction of four mobile toilets along the G217 and G219 highways in the Tacheng region, specifically at K610 and K659 on the Duku Highway (Wusu Section), in Jialepaketale Village, Halabula Township, Yumin County, and at Parking Lot No. 8 in Songhaiwan Scenic Area, Hobukesar County. The project was awarded to Xinjiang Shimai Construction Engineering Co., Ltd. with a bid amount of 768,000 yuan, a total evaluation score of 95.02, a construction period of 35 calendar days (subject to contract agreement), and Cheng Jianying as the project manager (Professional Certificate No.: Xin 265141433842). The project focuses on improving public service facilities along tourism routes, enhancing tourist convenience through scientific site selection, and ensuring harmony with the surrounding natural landscape.

II. Related Engineering Cases by Other Enterprises

1. Jinhua Xin'an Steel Structure Engineering Co., Ltd.: Provides full-service solutions for mobile toilets in Tacheng, including design, production, sales, installation, quotation, and customization to meet individual needs. Its services cover the entire lifecycle of mobile toilets, suitable for scenic spots and temporary events, emphasizing modular design and rapid deployment capabilities.
2. Shaanxi Zhentai Industrial Co., Ltd.: Installed and commissioned smart zero-emission mobile toilets along the 318 Sichuan-Tibet Highway in Tacheng. This case highlights the "smart zero-emission" technology, achieving environmental goals through biological degradation and recycling, reducing reliance on traditional water resources, and being suitable for ecologically sensitive areas or regions with water scarcity.

III. Project Characteristics and Significance The Tacheng Mobile Toilet Project centers on functionality, environmental protection, and convenience, integrating tourism development needs with ecological protection requirements. For example, the G217/G219 highway project addresses tourist restroom needs through rational layout; the smart zero-emission toilets demonstrate the role of technological innovation in promoting environmental protection. Such projects not only enhance public service levels but also provide replicable solutions for similar regions, supporting the sustainable development of the tourism industry.