Clients > Public Sector clients
Barnet Council
Working in partnership with the London Borough of Barnet under a five-year contract, we collect more than 20,000 tonnes of waste, including plastic bottles and cardboard, from 120,000 homes. More >
Bath & North East Somerset Council (BaNES)
We have a 10-year contract to deliver waste management services to Bath & North East Somerset, through which we are helping the council build on more than 15 years of community recycling. More >
Bridgend County Borough Council
In December 2009, Bridgend County Borough Council appointed May Gurney as its waste management contractor, initially for seven years but with an option to extend for a further seven. More >
Bristol City Council
On 1 November 2011, May Gurney assumed responsibility for Bristol's waste collection, street cleansing and winter maintenance under a new seven year contract. More >
East Sussex County Council
East Sussex County Council awarded us its long-term highways maintenance contract in summer 2005, under which we are responsible for almost 3,000 kms of roads and footpaths. More >
Essex County Council
In Essex, we are responsible for maintaining 3,600 kms of roads and footpaths and 140,000 street lights - and, as a SMARTEast partner we're also improving public buildings. More >
Gloucestershire County Council
We provide a seven-day a week recycling service to people living in Gloucestershire, under a £3m long term contract with Gloucestershire County Council. More >
Hackney Council
Our contract with the London Borough of Hackney combines dry recycling, separate food waste collection and a range of estates recycling services. More >
Hertfordshire County Council
As a SMARTEEast partner, we're delivering a range of public sector new build and refurbishment projects for Hertfordshire County Council. More >
Lambeth Council
The learning environments for students in the London Borough of Lambeth will be transformed through a £32m Building Schools for the Future (BSF) contract to rebuild and refurbish secondary schools. More >
Lincolnshire County Council
In April 2010, May Gurney took over responsibility for Lincolnshire County Council's highways term maintenance contract valued at up to £350m over an estimated 10-year period. More >
London Boroughs - streetlighting
We have long-term contracts to deliver streetlight maintenance services to a number of London Boroughs. More >
Medway Council
Cartledge, May Gurney's speacialist street lighting business, has a five-year contract with Medway Council. More >
North Yorkshire County Council
May Gurney is responsible for management of North Yorkshire County Council's Household Waste Recycling Centres under a contract that went live on 1 April 2010. More >
Norfolk County Council
In Norfolk, we're working with the county council to deliver integrated transport planning services and develop new strategies for the disposal of waste. More >
North Lincolnshire Council
In July 2009 a joint venture partnership between May Gurney, NPS Property Consultants and MASS Consultants commenced work on the North Lincolnshire Building Schools for the Future (BSF) programme. More >
North Somerset Council
North Somerset Council expects to reduce the amount of waste sent to landfill by 40% and save millions of pounds as a result of a 'recycling revolution' by May Gurney. More >
Northamptonshire County Council
In Northamptonshire we're looking after more than 4,000kms of roads and 73,000 streetlights for the county council. More >
Somerset Waste Partnership
We have a long-term recycling and waste services contract with the Somerset Waste Partnership (SWP), which comprises Somerset County Council, Sedgemoor, South Somerset, Mendip and West Somerset District Councils, and Taunton Deane Borough Council. More >
Surrey County Council
Our new six-year £60m contract to maintain Surrey's 3,000 mile road network went live on 28 April 2011. More >
Torbay Council
On 19 July 2010 a new joint venture company, TOR2, took over operational delivery of a range of front-line local services in Torbay. More >
Waltham Forest Council
We have a long-term streetlighting contract with Waltham Forest Council, and provide a range of opportunities for residents to recycle and reuse a wide range of materials. More >
West Oxfordshire District Council
West Oxfordshire's new waste and recycling service, launched on 22 November 2010, is expected to achieve a combined recycling and composting rate of more than 60% in the first full year. More >
