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Deputy Leader - Operations and Flooding Cabinet Member - Wednesday 24th September 2025
September 24, 2025 Deputy Leader - Operations and Flooding Cabinet Member View on council websiteSummary
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Here's a summary of the North Lincolnshire Council meeting held on 24 September 2025. The meeting focused on upgrading the council's waste collection services and fleet. Councillor [Name], Deputy Leader - Operations and Flooding Cabinet Member, approved the commencement of procurement activity and the awarding of a contract for nine new 26t Refuse Collection Vehicles.
Refuse Collection Vehicle Contract
Councillor [Name], approved a proposal to begin the procurement process and award a contract for nine new 26-tonne Refuse Collection Vehicles. This decision aims to support the council's waste management services and its broader fleet transformation efforts.
The council's waste management operations currently serve approximately 76,500 households across North Lincolnshire with weekly waste collections, in addition to servicing 1,200 commercial properties. To improve these services, North Lincolnshire Council will introduce weekly food waste collection for residents starting in April 2026.
The council is aiming to modernise its fleet to align with environmental goals and reduce its carbon footprint. The financial details of the procurement are outlined in the meeting report.
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Contract Award of 26t Refuse Collection Vehicles (9 no.)
Recommendations Approved
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