Wusu Mobile Toilets
Wusu City has plans to build new mobile toilets on key tourist routes, and the Tacheng region can provide mobile toilet rental services to meet short-term needs. Here are the details:
I. Plans for Building New Mobile Toilets on Key Tourist Routes in Wusu City
- Procurement Unit: The Wusu City Culture, Sports, Radio, Television, and Tourism Bureau is responsible for the procurement of these mobile toilets, aiming to enhance local tourism public service levels.
- Procurement Project Name: Clearly defined as "Building New Mobile Toilets on Key Tourist Routes in Wusu City", highlighting the project's specific needs for tourist routes.
- Budget Amount and Funding Source: The project has a budget of 1 million yuan, funded by the Central Government's 2026 Tourism Development Fund Grant for Local Projects, ensuring financial support for the project.
- Procurement Quantity and Demand: Plans to purchase 5 mobile toilets to meet the standards for providing public toilets on tourist routes. This initiative aims to strengthen tourism promotion, drive the transformation and integrated development of the tourism industry, promote cultural and tourism consumption, and thereby promote high-quality development of the tourism industry.
- Expected Procurement Time: The project is expected to conduct procurement in September 2026, providing a clear timeline for relevant suppliers.
II. Mobile Toilet Rental Services in the Tacheng Region
In addition to the plans for building new mobile toilets, the Tacheng region also offers mobile toilet rental services, which can also cover Wusu City. Rental services include construction site mobile toilet rentals, temporary event restroom rentals, and temporary shower room rentals, among others, capable of meeting short-term needs in various scenarios. Multiple suppliers offer related services, providing flexible solutions for Wusu City during peak tourist seasons or special events. By renting mobile toilets, Wusu City can quickly respond to changes in tourism demand, enhance tourism service quality, and avoid the cost pressures associated with long-term investments.
