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Duku Highway Mobile Toilets

Admin 03 de octubre de 2026

There is clear information regarding the procurement, bidding, and future construction plans for mobile toilets along the Duku Highway.

Procurement Projects: Nilka County has initiated a public bidding process for the procurement of mobile toilets for Tangbula Scenic Area, Mengkete Ancient Road Scenic Area, and the Nilka Qiaoerma section of the Duku Highway. The project number is XJYF - 2025037, with a procurement quantity of three units. The budget and maximum limit price are both set at 600,000 yuan. This procurement project aims to enhance public health service levels in the relevant scenic areas and specific sections of the Duku Highway, meeting the toilet needs of tourists.

Bidding Results: Following the public bidding process, Xinjiang Jiangtai Intelligent Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd. successfully won the bid for this project. The winning bid amount is 526,599 yuan, representing savings compared to the budget. The procured mobile toilets have specific dimensions, measuring 935030003400 (length, width, height). A total of three units are being procured, with each unit priced at 175,533 yuan. The deployment of these mobile toilets will effectively improve local toilet conditions, providing tourists with more convenient and hygienic services.

Facility Construction: Looking ahead, by 2026, the Duku Highway will, based on its existing service facilities, take into full consideration the key factor of traffic flow distribution and add mobile toilets according to actual needs. This plan reflects a precise understanding of tourist needs and continuous optimization of public service facilities. By reasonably arranging mobile toilets, the service quality of the Duku Highway can be further improved, enhancing tourists' travel experiences and promoting the healthy development of the local tourism industry. Additionally, adding mobile toilets based on traffic flow distribution helps increase their utilization efficiency and avoid resource waste.