Westminster City Council waste and cleansing services contract
Westminster City Council is overhauling its waste and cleansing services contract, with a focus on social value in procurement.
Westminster City Council is overhauling its waste and cleansing services contract, with a significant emphasis on social value in the procurement process. This decision was made at a Cabinet Meeting in November 2025, where councillors discussed the strategy for the new contract.
The current contract with Veolia is scheduled to expire on 15 September 2027. The estimated total value for the new contract is £1.432 billion over a potential 16.5-year duration, based on various assumptions.
Key facts
- Westminster City Council decided to overhaul its waste and cleansing services contract at a Cabinet Meeting in November 2025. Source
- The new contract will place significant emphasis on social value in the procurement process. Source
- The current contract with Veolia is set to expire on 15 September 2027. Source
- The estimated total contract value for the new contract is £1.432 billion over 16.5 years. Source
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