Development of a Feasibility Study for the implementation of a Transfer Station for Household Solid Waste and Assimilable Waste in the Malvilla Sector, San Antonio Commune

Description

The Inter-American Development Bank invites consulting firms to submit their Expression of Interest to develop a comprehensive feasibility study for the construction, equipment and commissioning of a household solid waste transfer station and similar in the Malvilla sector, San Antonio commune, Chile.

1. Diagnosis and analysis of alternatives

Evaluate the current waste management in the participating communes, project demand and supply over 20 years, identify deficits and compare technical, operational and location alternatives.

2. Conceptual engineering and preliminary design

Develop the conceptual engineering of the recommended solution, including sizing of facilities, equipment, vehicles, transfer systems, functional distribution and investment and operation estimates.

3. Comprehensive feasibility assessment

Analyze environmental, health, territorial, legal, institutional, economic, and financial feasibility. Define the necessary permits, intermunicipal management models, tariff structure, and risk mitigation measures.

4. Preparation of the design stage

Prepare the file for application to the National Investment System (SNI), including the background to obtain the Satisfactory Recommendation (RS), the design terms of reference and the reference budget.

The consultancy will have an estimated duration of 11 months and a budget of USD 80,000.

Interested companies should carefully review the registration requirements on the relevant IDB portal and ensure that all requested information is completed before submitting their Statement of Interest (EOI).