Vehicle-mounted Mobile Toilet Procurement

The following information can be referred to for vehicle-mounted mobile toilet procurement:

I. Procurement Project Example
The Nanjing Urban Management Bureau once carried out a vehicle-mounted mobile toilet procurement project (project number: JSZC-320100-SWQT-G2024-0001). The budget amount and the maximum limit price were both 1.17 million yuan, of which 20,000 yuan was specifically used for taxes, vehicle registration fees, and one-year vehicle insurance fees (including compulsory traffic insurance and commercial insurance). The procurement requirement was clearly to purchase one vehicle-mounted mobile toilet, and the contract performance period was to complete delivery within 40 calendar days after signing the contract. This case can serve as a reference for budget preparation and process arrangement.

II. Equipment Configuration Reference
Taking the Sinotruk Howo logistics support mobile toilet vehicle as an example, its chassis adopts the Sinotruk Howo 4×2 National VI standard chassis. The interior of the vehicle body has clearly defined functional areas and can meet the needs of 8 people using it simultaneously. The specific facilities include:

1. Sanitary Facilities: Designed with separate areas for men and women, equipped with 3 urinals, 6 vacuum-suction squat toilets (made of 316 stainless steel with strong corrosion resistance), 2 sit toilets, and 2 sets of washbasins to cater to the needs of different groups of people.
2. Environmental Control: Equipped with an air-conditioning system, ventilation fans, and lighting fixtures to ensure internal air circulation and sufficient light, enhancing user comfort.
3. Materials and Workmanship: The main body of the vehicle and the sanitary facilities are made of high-strength, corrosion-resistant materials, adapting to complex outdoor environments and extending the service life of the equipment.

III. Procurement Precautions

1. Budget Allocation: In addition to equipment procurement costs, additional costs such as taxes, registration fees, and insurance fees should be reserved to avoid overspending.
2. Functional Requirements: Determine the sanitary capacity, partition design, and facility configuration according to the usage scenario (such as scenic spots, temporary events, etc.) to ensure that actual needs are met.
3. Delivery Cycle: The contract should clearly specify the delivery time node and reserve time for acceptance and debugging to avoid affecting the usage plan.
4. Compliance: Prioritize the selection of chassis models that meet the National VI emission standards to ensure that the vehicle can legally operate on the road; sanitary facilities must comply with hygiene and environmental protection standards.

IV. Supplier Selection Recommendations
Give priority to suppliers with the ability to customize vehicle-mounted mobile toilets, focusing on their past project cases, after-sales service capabilities, and equipment maintenance response speeds. Suppliers can be required to provide equipment inspection reports and user feedback to reduce procurement risks.