FCC Environmental Services, subsidiary of FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente and one of the largest providers of waste management and recycling services in the United States, has been awarded the contract to operate the South Municipal Solid Waste Transfer Station for the City of Minneapolis, the company's second contract in the state of Minnesota. The service is foreseen to last up to five years with an associated order book value of up to $8.3 million (€7.3 million). 

FCC Environmental Services will be responsible for the operation and maintenance of the transfer station, as well as the transportation of Construction & Demolition debris (C&D) and Municipal Solid Waste (MSW). As part of its commitment to operational excellence, the company will invest approximately half a million dollars (€439,500) in new equipment, including three specialised vehicles and 18 brand-new containers, and will hire local employees.

FCC Environmental Services thus strengthens its presence in the United States, bringing its industry-leading waste management practices to municipalities nationwide. With a focus on efficiency, sustainability and community engagement, FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente remains a trusted partner for cities seeking innovative waste solutions.

“This new contract reflects our ongoing efforts to expand our service offerings in Minnesota,” said Dan Brazil, CEO at FCC Environmental Services. “We are proud to bring our expertise to Minneapolis and look forward to delivering reliable and sustainable waste solutions to the community.”

About FCC Environmental Services

Based in Houston, Texas, FCC Environmental Services is one of the largest municipal solid waste management and recycling services providers in the United States and currently serves nearly 12 million Americans in the states of Florida, California, Texas, Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota and North Carolina.
www.fccenvironmentalservices.com 

About FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente

FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente Holding is the company that backbones the environmental services that the FCC Group has been providing for over 120 years. With its 54,000 people, it currently provides municipal services and comprehensive waste management for more than 78 million people in 5,650 municipalities around the world.
www.fccma.com