Waste Services for Public-Sector Organisations

Public estates often include older buildings, sites in use during works, and strict safeguarding and security requirements. Summer refurbishments in schools are compressed into short windows. IT equipment must be disposed of securely, and clinical waste from healthcare settings needs specialist handling.

• Skips, including lockable and enclosed options for sites with public access
• Office and building clearances
• IT asset disposal and secure data destruction
• Clinical waste collection through licensed specialists
• Commercial collections and wheelie bins
• Asbestos disposal during refurbishment of older buildings

Trusts, academy groups and public bodies with many sites can arrange everything through one operational team. A national account consolidates job records and documentation across locations.

Many public buildings stay open during works, so deliveries and collections often need to avoid busy times such as school drop-off, visiting hours or public opening times. Let us know about any time restrictions, safeguarding requirements or site induction rules when you enquire, and we will pass these to the supplier.

For refurbishments in older buildings, an asbestos survey should be completed before works begin. Where asbestos is identified, its removal and disposal are handled separately from general waste through licensed specialists.

If your organisation needs supplier information for an approved supplier list or internal procurement process, ask when you get in touch and we will advise what we can provide.

Waste transfer notes, consignment notes and, where relevant, certificates of destruction are recorded against each job. Suppliers are checked in WastePrime for waste carrier registration, insurance documents and environmental permits, with expiry monitoring.

Clear records also help when responding to freedom of information requests or internal audit queries about how waste from your sites has been managed, as every job, supplier and document can be traced back through one system rather than several regional contractors.