Bhiwani Council Tenders Sanitation Contract for 400 Million Rupees With GPS Oversight

Five-year outsourcing agreement mandates 500 cleaners but specifies recruitment of only 250 new staff, leaving half the workforce unaccounted for in public documents.

The Bhiwani Municipal Council published a tender on August 1 allocating approximately 400 million rupees to outsource city sanitation services for five years. The contract requires a private operator to deploy 500 cleaning employees across streets, residential neighborhoods, public spaces, and designated VIP zones while establishing an independent office equipped with GPS monitoring systems [1]. This formal privatization shifts operational control and equipment procurement from municipal departments to an external vendor, though the tender document leaves unresolved how the contractor will source half of the mandated workforce.

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