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Much discussion has been had as to which of these three companies will be collecting the rubbish outside your house from September 2015.
Amey
AmeyCespa commenced a 25 year PPP waste contract with the Isle of Wight council on 1st November 2015.
As part of their plans, they have closed the recycling plant and will be designing and building a new state of the art recycling centre, aiming to prevent 90% of rubbish going to landfill.
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Island Waste's parent company, Biffa, had been one of the five shortlisted companies revealed in November last year as in the running for the new PPP waste contract.
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AmeyCespa has been selected as the preferred bidder for the contract to deliver waste collection and treatment services for the Isle of Wight for the next 25 years, starting in November this year.
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Members of the Isle of Wight Council's Executive Committee have tonight (Wednesday 8 July) voted to award the Island's new 25 year waste contract to the preferred bidder.
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Here are details on what the Isle of Wight council is planning as a solution to stop the rubbish that ends up on many roads on bin collection day.
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Amey, the new waste contractor, will be holding public information events for residents to find out more about their future plans.
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You won't notice any changes to waste collection under Amey until Spring 2016, so no need to worry about having to learn new rules for recycling etc just yet.
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Amey take over from Island Waste on Sunday, but don't worry, there'll be no changes to the pickups until Spring 2016. Carry on as normal for now.
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In the first week of the contract OnTheWight hears that some jobs with the new waste contractor, Amey, are not as secure as many thought.
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Online adverts for what appeared to be the same jobs that last week staff were being made redundant from, has caused upset and concern amongst many this week. OnTheWight asks Amey.
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Residents can now dispose of mixed-material cartons - for example Tetra Paks - in their recycling bins or clear plastic sacks.
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Some of the 66,000 residences on the Isle of Wight have still not received their new bins or sacks, but the council say they should by 9th May. More on that and other details in this reminder from the council.
