The City of Sakai will begin a comprehensive review of plans for a new incineration plant. Open competitive bidding to identify contractors for the "Support work for the development of the basic plan for the development of Sakai City's general waste treatment facility" has been announced. The new plant is a project included in the third revision of the Sakai City General Waste Basic Plan for which the Sakai City Waste Reduction Promotion Council consulted with the Mayor. Sakai in 2020. Due to the aging of Clean Center East Plant No. 1 (Ishihara-cho 1, Higashi-ku, completed in 1977, processing capacity: 150 tons per day), we recommend early Develop maintenance plans for new factories and stable construction. Applications will be accepted until the 14th and bidding will open on July 3. Results will be announced on the 17th.
Companies that can participate are registered companies with bidding capacity of the city ``Research, Research and Planning 064002 Environment'' or ``Research, Research and Planning 064090 Other planning, etc.''. The applicant must have a record of receiving and executing orders for planning development or planning support services, including plans for the development of general waste treatment facilities issued by local authorities. Order after June 2014.
In this work, we will support the development of a draft plan to identify candidate construction sites, a draft method for calculating the treatment capacity of the new plant, and a draft plan to set pollution prevention goals. pollution and draft a plan to consider applying methods to minimize environmental impacts. It also supports reviewing processing methods and basic processing flows. Create a basic treatment flow diagram for each treatment method. We also assist in reviewing architectural options. Create sketches of facility areas, facility layouts, distribution lines, etc. We also assist in reviewing facility maintenance schedules and construction planning. A preliminary project cost and financial plan will also be prepared. Business period until March 31, 2016.
The 2020 report points to Minami Factory (Oikedai, Minami Ward), which ceased operations in 2013, as one of the candidate locations for a new factory. The city plans to narrow down the proposed site to a flat site from multiple candidate sites.
Currently, waste in the city is processed at Factory No. 2 East (completed in 1997, processing capacity: 460 tons/day) and Rinkai Factory (1 Chikko Yawata-cho, Sakai-ku, completed into 1970 and 2013). operating instead of Minami Factory), processing capacity 450 tons/day) and additional processing is carried out at Factory No. 1 East. If East Plant No. 1 shuts down, the burden will fall on other facilities and likely cannot be handled stably in the long term.
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