Street cleaning and bulky waste collection

We make sure that streets are kept clean. The aim? To improve residents’ quality of life and help make cities more attractive.
Nettoyage des rues et ramassage des encombrants

Making sure that streets are clean is a vital public service. Keeping a town or city clean involves a range of expert services, from mechanized street sweeping to overall management of city cleanliness.

Street cleaning, after a public event for example, requires rapid and coordinated action by street cleaning teams.

Collection of bulky waste, as opposed to regular household waste collections, has a real impact on the urban environment, particularly in terms of visual pollution and safety. An example? When broken or unwanted furniture is left in the street following a house move, efficient and appropriate solutions must be in place to collect and manage this waste as rapidly as possible.

Using smart technologies improves cleaning performance in urban areas, while also optimizing costs.

Our innovative solutions for street cleaning and collecting bulky items

Our Dynamic Street Cleansing service is based on an automated task and vehicle management system. It optimizes how resources are allocated between collecting household waste, bulky items and street cleaning.

Dynamic Street Cleansing, which meets the requirements of today’s municipalities in terms of transparency, environmental performance and civic responsibility, includes a number of different services, such as:

  • audit of the area; 

  • implementation of services; 

  • performance optimization; 

  • appropriate geo-located collection tools; 

  • training for teams;

  • apps residents can use to interact directly with the city's cleaning services department.

  • Protecting your public spaces
     

  • Benefiting from complementary services
     

  • Optimizing your allocated resources

Are you a council or local authority? What are the benefits for you?

Nettoyage des rues et ramassage des encombrants

We did it!

Lille – France EN
Fewer heavy cleaning vehicles

In Lille, France, we set up a system to synchronize waste collection and street cleaning. An advanced information system limits the number of trucks on the city’s streets and increases the presence of operatives on the ground, creating local jobs.

London – United Kingdom
Cleaning 8,400 kilometers of streets every week

In Westminster, a London borough with 220,000 residents, we set up a service called Clean Streets, using a district-by-district approach. Dividing the borough into neighborhoods means actions can be tailored to suit what type of district they are, mainly tourism or mainly residential. 450 cleaning operatives collect almost 56 metric tons of litter each day, and clean over 8,400 kilometers of streets each week.

Singapore
Using technology to improve the urban environment in Singapore

In Singapore, with the second highest population density in the world, urban cleanliness is a major challenge. We handle cleaning services in the Centre-North and Centre-South districts, home to 430,000 residents. As the first operator to engage in an ISO 9000 certification process for urban cleanliness in Singapore, we have put information technologies at the heart of the services we offer.

Buenos Aires - Argentine
Managing waste from 206,000 residents

In Buenos Aires, Argentina, we mange waste in six districts that are home to 206,000 people. The solution we set up in partnership with AESA Buenos-Aires delivers a better quality of service and improves hygiene in the city center by containerizing all waste, meaning no more bags piled up on the street. The service is operated by 1,000 employees with 170 vehicles and 4,600 geo-localized containers, each fitted with waste-level sensors.