On November 19th, 2024, Orange County voted to award FCC Environmental Services the contract for the collection of residential solid waste in zones 4 and 5 of Orange County, Florida, for a total of 77k residential units. The County has been divided in 6 zones and FCC was awarded the maximum number of zones that any single company can be awarded (2 out of 6).
The term of the contract is 7 years with an associated backlog of $170M. The total investment to provide services will be $32M and will involve approximately 100 jobs. The contract will commence on January 1, 2026 and it is important to highlight that FCC has been providing collection services in Orange County since January 1, 2016.
With this important renewal, FCC strengths its presence in Florida, a State with over 22 million residents and one of the largest waste producers in the United States. Providing services to more than 12 million Americans, FCC is already one of the most important solid waste companies in the United States.
About FCC:
FCC is a global waste management and recycling company that offers exceptional services in more than 35 countries. With over 60,000 employees worldwide, FCC is keen on increasing sustainability to create socially integrated communities and interact with citizens daily. The company operates in over 5,000 municipalities across the world and aims to improve the well-being of more than 60 million citizens. FCC has been operating since the 1900s and offers a wide range of services that include collection, treatment, recycling, energy recovery, and disposal of solid urban waste, street cleaning, sewer network maintenance, ground maintenance, preservation of green spaces, polluted soils recovery, and comprehensive management of industrial waste.
For media inquiries or more information, please contact:
Ms. Luly Escar
Vice President, Public Affairs
786-486-7554
