Recycling and waste collection
Haringey Council's Cabinet approved a £230 million contract for waste and recycling collection, set to begin in April 2027.
Haringey Council's Cabinet approved a new eight-year contract for recycling and waste collection, street cleansing, and ancillary services in March 2026. The £230 million contract, awarded to Bidder B, is scheduled to commence on April 17, 2027, with an option for an eight-year extension. This decision followed a competitive tender process.
The contract award is subject to a 30-day consultation period with leaseholders and a subsequent 10-day standstill period. This ensures the council can continue its statutory duty to collect waste. No further discussions or decisions are currently scheduled regarding this topic.
Key facts
- Haringey Council's Cabinet approved a £230 million contract for waste and recycling collection in March 2026. Source
- The eight-year contract, awarded to Bidder B, is valued at £230,358,134. Source
- The contract is set to commence on April 17, 2027. Source
- It includes an option to extend for a further eight years. Source
- The decision is subject to a 30-day consultation and a 10-day standstill period. Source
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