Who won: Elmbridge, Mole Valley, Surrey Heath and Woking Joint Waste Collection and Street Cleaning Services Contract

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Elmbridge Borough Council, Mole Valley District Council, Surrey Heath Borough Council, and Woking Borough Council are conducting a Competitive Flexible Procedure for their Joint Waste Collection and Street Cleaning Services Contract. Background Information Joint Waste Solutions (JWS) is a shared service established in 2017 to manage and deliver frontline waste collection, recycling, and street cleansing services on behalf of four local authorities in Surrey: Elmbridge Borough Council, Mole Valley District Council, Surrey Heath Borough Council, and Woking Borough Council. The four authorities have conducted a competitive flexible tender process to find a new supplier for household waste collection, re-cycling and street cleansing services across these areas. The winning supplier will be expected to collaborate closely with JWS, attend regular review meetings, and work constructively with wider partners including Surrey County Council and SEP, to deliver effective waste collection and street cleaning services. JWS is committed to a future that prioritises sustainability, efficiency, and public trust. The new contract must deliver against pressing environmental targets, including car

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