Odesa to Build New Public Toilet with Nearly 3 Million Hryvnia Investment.
A New Facility for Odesa
According to Novyny.live: The city of Odesa has announced plans to construct a new public toilet at the Western Cemetery, located at 22-D Tiraspol Highway. The total budget allocated for the project is 2,783,065 hryvnias. An open tender for the construction work has been posted on the Prozorro public procurement platform, with a deadline for contractor bids set for February 11, 2026.
The client for the project is the municipal enterprise 'Specialized Enterprise of Communal and Domestic Services'. The scope of work detailed in the technical specifications includes:
- site preparation;
- foundation construction;
- erection of the frame;
- wall construction;
- installation of floors and ceilings;
- roofing;
- interior finishing work.
The planned utilities and fixtures for the new facility will consist of:
- water supply;
- sewage system;
- toilets;
- urinals;
- washbasins;
- accessibility features for people with disabilities.
This initiative aims to enhance the public sanitation infrastructure in Odesa, providing improved and comfortable facilities for all visitors. Investments in public amenities like this are a key indicator of a city's commitment to resident and visitor welfare.
Part of a Broader Infrastructure Initiative
The construction of this new toilet is part of a wider city program to upgrade Odesa's public infrastructure. The explicit inclusion of accessibility features demonstrates a growing focus on creating an inclusive environment for all citizens. With a defined budget and timeline, the successful completion of this project could mark a significant step forward in the development of Odesa's social infrastructure.
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