Regional expansion market

Puerto Rico recovery at municipal scale.

A larger deployment track connecting waste-tire collection, processing capacity, municipalities, resilience funding, port logistics and recovered-material end markets.

Deployment architecture

Scale through coordinated collection and market development.

Municipal

Feedstock network

Organize municipality, dealer, fleet and hauler relationships to establish dependable source volumes and routing.

Industrial

Processing hub

Match verified throughput with shredding, separation, granulation, storage and quality-control capacity.

Commercial

End markets

Build material specifications and buyer pathways for recovered rubber, steel, road uses and export opportunities.

Resilience & finance

Infrastructure value can support a broader funding narrative.

The Puerto Rico track can combine waste diversion with public-health, infrastructure, circular-economy, workforce and resilience benefits—provided each claim is supported by project-specific evidence.

  • Municipal and authority support letters
  • Feedstock and service-area evidence
  • Site, permit and equipment readiness
  • Grant budgets and eligible-use mapping
  • Offtake and buyer-development documentation
  • Environmental monitoring and reporting plan
Build the network

Municipalities, haulers, sites, buyers and technology partners.

Harborview is assembling the operating relationships necessary to move from opportunity mapping to a financeable project configuration.