Director of Environment
Westminster City Council is currently focused on the procurement of its waste and cleansing services contract, a key area relevant to the Director of Environment role.
Westminster City Council's Cabinet approved a procurement strategy for its waste and cleansing services contract in November 2025. This contract, which is set to replace the current agreement with Veolia expiring in September 2027, is estimated to be worth £1.432 billion over 16.5 years.
The new contract places a significant emphasis on social value in the procurement process, as discussed by councillors during the Cabinet Meeting. This strategic decision impacts environmental services, which fall under the broad remit of the Director of Environment role.
Key facts
- Westminster City Council's Cabinet approved a procurement strategy for its waste and cleansing services contract in November 2025. Source
- The new waste and cleansing services contract is estimated to be worth £1.432 billion over a potential 16.5-year duration. Source
- The current waste and cleansing services contract with Veolia is set to expire on 15 September 2027. Source
- The procurement strategy for the new contract places a significant emphasis on social value. Source
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