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Flagship Programme

NAMOS Waste™

Modular Waste Infrastructure for a Cleaner India

Waste engineered as intelligent, scalable infrastructure through the NAMOS-MCS™ four-module spine architecture.

NAMOS-MCS™NAMOS-ADEW™NAMOS-DCC™NAMOS ECOGRID™

Overview

NAMOS Waste™ is built around the NAMOS-MCS™ (Municipal Core Stream) architecture, a modular four-stage waste infrastructure system that integrates waste reception, primary sorting, material recovery and digital monitoring into one connected mini-plant ecosystem.

Designed for municipalities, industrial clusters and growing communities, NAMOS-MCS enables rapid deployment, scalable operations and resource recovery while supporting circular economy objectives and future-ready waste infrastructure.

Swachh Bharat · Viksit Bharat 2047

Architecture & Capabilities

Module 1 — Waste Reception

Intake and controlled loading for municipal, industrial and community waste streams.

Module 2 — Primary Sorting

Initial separation of recoverable, organic, hazardous and residual fractions.

Module 3 — Material Recovery

Processing and segregation of recyclables, plastics, metals and other recoverable outputs.

Module 4 — Residual Handling & Dispatch

Controlled residual management with structured output streams and dispatch logistics.

Digital Monitoring

Real-time oversight through the NAMOS-DCC™ Digital Control Center.

Energy Layer

NAMOS ECOGRID™ provides mobile renewable power where grid access is limited.

Commercial Clarity

Problem, solution and return

How this system creates value for the organisations that deploy it.

The Problem

Urban local bodies face rising mixed waste volumes, overloaded dumpsites and no reliable processing data to plan or report with.

NAMOS Solution

A four-module NAMOS Waste™ spine — reception, primary sorting, material recovery, residual handling and dispatch — with an integrated NAMOS-DCC™ monitoring station.

Return Drivers

Driven by landfill cost avoidance, recovered material value and reduced transport haulage distance.

Deployment timeline: 9–14 months from approval to commissioning

Who It Serves

  • Municipal corporations
  • Urban local bodies
  • Industrial estates
  • EPC contractors
  • CSR programmes

Key Benefits

  • Reduced landfill dependency
  • Auditable tonnage and recovery data
  • Faster installation than conventional plants
  • Capacity added by module replication

Revenue Model

  • Plant supply and installation
  • Per-tonne processing operations
  • DCC™ monitoring subscription
  • Design licensing to manufacturers

Use Cases

  • District MSW processing
  • Industrial estate waste hubs
  • Tourism and pilgrimage town clean-up
  • Campus and township waste systems

Deployment Model

Site preparation, modular installation, commissioning and operator training. Delivered directly or through licensed EPC and O&M partners.

Expected Outcomes

  • Targeted 40% landfill reduction at district scale
  • Higher material recovery rates
  • Local operations and maintenance employment

Figures and outcomes are indicative planning estimates. Project-specific commitments are confirmed in a signed proposal.