Republic Services Inc. (NYSE: RSG) plans to invest $30 million to convert its 100 local trucks to compressed natural gas in a rebranding campaign. The solid-waste management company entered the market with the 2008 purchase of Allied Waste Industries, which had operated locally since 1999. With 130 local employees, Republic Services provides trash transfer and disposal services, as well as single-stream recycling, for residential, commercial and industrial clients.
Republic Services Inc. (NYSE: RSG) plans to invest $30 million to convert its 100 local trucks to compressed natural gas in a rebranding campaign. The solid-waste management company entered the market with the 2008 purchase of Allied Waste Industries, which had operated locally since 1999. With 130 local employees, Republic Services provides trash transfer and disposal services, as well as single-stream recycling, for residential, commercial and industrial clients.
Republic Services Inc. (NYSE: RSG) plans to invest $30 million to convert its 100 local trucks to compressed natural gas in a rebranding campaign. The solid-waste management company entered the market with the 2008 purchase of Allied Waste Industries, which had operated locally since 1999. With 130 local employees, Republic Services provides trash transfer and disposal services, as well as single-stream recycling, for residential, commercial and industrial clients.
Republic Services Inc. (NYSE: RSG) plans to invest $30 million to convert its 100 local trucks to compressed natural gas in a rebranding campaign. The solid-waste management company entered the market with the 2008 purchase of Allied Waste Industries, which had operated locally since 1999. With 130 local employees, Republic Services provides trash transfer and disposal services, as well as single-stream recycling, for residential, commercial and industrial clients.
Republic Services Inc. (NYSE: RSG) plans to invest $30 million to convert its 100 local trucks to compressed natural gas in a rebranding campaign. The solid-waste management company entered the market with the 2008 purchase of Allied Waste Industries, which had operated locally since 1999. With 130 local employees, Republic Services provides trash transfer and disposal services, as well as single-stream recycling, for residential, commercial and industrial clients.
Republic Services Inc. (NYSE: RSG) plans to invest $30 million to convert its 100 local trucks to compressed natural gas in a rebranding campaign. The solid-waste management company entered the market with the 2008 purchase of Allied Waste Industries, which had operated locally since 1999. With 130 local employees, Republic Services provides trash transfer and disposal services, as well as single-stream recycling, for residential, commercial and industrial clients.
Republic Services Inc. (NYSE: RSG) plans to invest $30 million to convert its 100 local trucks to compressed natural gas in a rebranding campaign. The solid-waste management company entered the market with the 2008 purchase of Allied Waste Industries, which had operated locally since 1999. With 130 local employees, Republic Services provides trash transfer and disposal services, as well as single-stream recycling, for residential, commercial and industrial clients.
Republic Services Inc. (NYSE: RSG) plans to invest $30 million to convert its 100 local trucks to compressed natural gas in a rebranding campaign. The solid-waste management company entered the market with the 2008 purchase of Allied Waste Industries, which had operated locally since 1999. With 130 local employees, Republic Services provides trash transfer and disposal services, as well as single-stream recycling, for residential, commercial and industrial clients.
This installment of Springfield Business Journal’s Architects & Engineers Project Report showcases 26 endeavors by area design and engineering professionals.
