In Panama, the studies, designs, development of plans, equipment and furniture, for the replacement of the health center of Alcalde Díaz, Panama district are tendered.
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In Panama attention is being paid to requests for changes in the terms of the $12 million tender for the treatment of hospital waste.
Modifications to the technical specifications and postponement of the public act for the supply and installation of equipment for the treatment of hazardous hospital waste, launched the Social Security Department, are part the requests made by the companies who took part in the clarification meeting.
New rules govern generators, transporters and managers of corrosive toxic waste, reagents, and explosives which must register in a new online system.
From a statement issued by the Ministry of Environment and Energy:
The System for Hazardous Waste Management (SIGREP) is an online tool, available 24 hours 7 days a week, where both public and private actors involved, will generate relevant information at the country level.
On August 19th in Guatemala a conference will be held on the comprehensive management and export of residues and solid waste.
The Guatemalan Exporters Association (Agexport) estimates that they hope to export 196,000 tonnes of residues and solid waste, equivalent to $50 million, this year.
The absence of a long-term waste management policy is preventing the ability to take advantage of a sector which could generate significant business opportunities.
An Editorial on Nacion.com notes that "...The reasons for this lethargy, in the face of a problem that is about to overwhelm us and could be an important source of income, range from financing to lack of technological alternatives. The main stakeholders and environmental experts agree that this is a national issue, not exclusively a local one."
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The Social Security Department of Panama is putting out to tender the hiring of solid and hazardous hospital waste collection services.
The tender is for the procurement of collection services, transportation, treatment and final disposal of hazardous hospital solid waste -sharps-and pathological- from all the health facilities in the metropolitan area.
The Panamanian Social Security Department has created a tender for the collection and final disposal of solid hazardous hospital waste facilities in the metropolitan area.
The contract includes the procurement of collection services, transportation, treatment and final disposal of solid hazardous hospital waste (Pathological and Sharps) Health facilities in the metropolitan area. The tender includes supply of materials, labor and tools.
Panama has reopened a tender for the transport, treatment and disposal of hazardous hospital waste.
After the Ministry of Health directly awarded a three month contract to Naves Supply Company, raising serious questions in the industry, the government has decided to open a new tender, published PanamáCompra on its web Portal on July 1.
The Salvadoran Health Ministry has invited bids to handle hospital waste at the eastern area of the country.
Currently, the garbage from 9 hospitals and 133 health centers are being disposed at the landfill in Nejapa, which is costly due to the long distances.
Guatemalan hospital waste treatment company, EcoTerm, will begin operations in 2011.
The Panamanian franchise will carry out the processing of biological and infectious waste in Panama including collection and incineration. Its primary customers will be hospitals and clinics.
The Minister for Health will carry out an evaluation of hospital waste in order to install treatment equipment.
The Minister, Franklin Vergara, said the project began in the integrated San Miguel Arcángel hospital, where start-of-the-art equipment is treating waste such as syringes and needles, producing sterilized outputs.
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