Contracts

The WTE facility owner is suing the Baltimore County government for damages “to exceed $32 million” for not sending enough trash to its facility.

Irving, Texas, selected Rubicon to provide a pilot program to improve residential waste and recycling services. Rubicon was also selected as a service provider for HGACBuy.

SWDA is planning to replace smaller 18-gallon rectangular bins with larger 95/96-gallon wheeled carts.

A trial court found Interboro Packaging breached its agreement with the township because the bags it delivered were inferior to the sample bags it initially provided.

A contract amendment could cost in excess of $200,000 a year for a trucking company to haul most of the glass collected in Santa Fe to Broomfield, Colo.

Odd Job Disposal has been behind on pickups in Orion Township since last year and will stop servicing the area on April 1.

During this WasteExpo session, Advanced Disposal Services’ Bob Pfister will expound on the pros and cons of franchising, where it stands and where it's headed.

Several groups have requested an additional two months to review the draft analysis prepared by DSNY consultants as the agency moves forward with its commercial waste franchise plan.

The contract covers two zones out of the four considered by the tender, and FCC was the only firm to be awarded two zones.

The city lacks a universal residential recycling program and instead uses a subscription-based system.