How to Improve Contracting for Municipal Solid Waste & Recycling Collection Services

Many municipalities contract with private-sector firms for solid waste and recycling collection services to provide an efficient and cost-effective essential service to residents. Generally, those that already contract for these services tend to fall back on previously established contracting decisions and processes, missing an opportunity to improve the services.

In Waste Today Magazine, GBB Executive Vice President Chris Lund, P.E., and Sam Lybrand, GBB Principal Associate, provide a guide to contracting for those services aimed at improving existing contracts, securing more flexible service options, and increasing the value of contracted collection services.

Read their article on Waste Today Magazine’s website: How to Improve Contracting for Municipal Solid Waste and Recycling Collection Services

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