Recycling centers, or MRFs (Materials Recovery Facilities), serve as hubs for diverting recyclable waste from landfills by separating, cleaning, and preparing paper, plastics, metals, and glass for reuse or resale. PMO projects in this area cover feasibility analysis, equipment selection (optical sorters, balers, conveyor systems), civil works, and operational frameworks. These facilities support local circular economy initiatives and reduce the environmental footprint of waste disposal.

Composting facilities manage biodegradable municipal, agricultural, or food waste through aerobic decomposition. The PMO can develop projects ranging from small-scale windrow setups to advanced in-vessel systems for urban areas. Scope includes site planning, process design, odor management systems, and integration with local agricultural or landscaping markets for compost utilization.

Sanitary landfills are structured facilities where municipal solid waste is safely isolated from the environment to prevent contamination of soil, air, and groundwater. Projects include site characterization, environmental impact assessments, cell design, leachate collection and treatment, biogas recovery systems, and long-term monitoring. The PMO ensures that construction and operation align with national regulations and international best practices for sustainability and public health.

Transfer stations are intermediate facilities where collected waste is unloaded from smaller vehicles and reloaded into larger transport units for delivery to landfills or recovery plants. PMO-led projects involve strategic siting, traffic flow optimization, compaction equipment installation, environmental control systems, and integration with digital tracking systems to reduce fuel use, emissions, and transport costs.

These plants process inert and non-inert C&D waste materials such as concrete, bricks, wood, metals, and gypsum. The PMO supports projects from design and permitting to commissioning, including crushing systems, sorting lines, and storage logistics. These facilities reduce landfill pressure, enable circular construction practices, and support green building certifications.

This infrastructure includes chemical neutralization units, incineration systems, secure landfills, and temporary storage for hazardous materials. The PMO ensures strict compliance with safety standards and environmental regulations during all project phases. Specialized design features address containment, emergency response, worker safety, and long-term liability management.

E-waste centers manage the collection and disassembly of electrical and electronic equipment such as computers, phones, and appliances. PMO projects include the setup of secure collection points, manual and automated dismantling lines, hazardous component handling protocols, and reverse logistics systems. These centers promote the recovery of rare metals and reduce illegal dumping or exportation of tech waste.