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Bio-medical waste authorisation
Every healthcare facility that generates bio-medical waste needs authorisation from the state pollution control board, and must segregate its waste and hand it to a common bio-medical waste treatment facility.
- Issued by
- State Pollution Control Board
- Law
- Bio-Medical Waste Management Rules 2016
- Where to apply
- Your state pollution control board's online system
TaxClue does not handle this service. It is on the checklist because many of our clients need it. Raise a request and we will try to connect you with someone who can do it, where possible.
How Bio-medical waste authorisation works
The usual picture. Procedures, fees and forms differ by state and authority — always check the current rules before you apply.
Who needs it
- Hospitals, nursing homes, clinics and dispensaries
- Pathology labs, blood banks and diagnostic centres
- Veterinary clinics, AYUSH hospitals and research labs
Documents usually asked for
- Agreement with a common bio-medical waste treatment facility (CBWTF)
- Details of the facility, beds and waste generated
- Waste segregation and storage arrangements
- Clinical establishment registration or its application
The process
- Sign an agreement with the CBWTF that serves your area
- Apply to the SPCB for authorisation (Form II)
- Set up colour-coded segregation, storage and records
- File the annual report with the SPCB by 30 June each year
What we can do today
The other registrations the same businesses need — these we handle end to end.
Registrations we handle
Often needed alongside Bio-medical waste authorisation.