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The Toter brand of Wastequip says it has secured a five-year contract with Minnesota-based Sourcewell that will provide Sourcewell’s members with access to the Toter Waste and Recycling Collection Solutions product line. Sourcewell is a government agency and service cooperative with more than 50,000 participating entities.
According to Toter, the Sourcewell purchasing program is tied to more than 400 “competitively solicited contracts to government, education, and nonprofit entities throughout North America.” By using Sourcewell contracts, participating agencies save time and money by capturing the buying power of more than 50,000 organizations, Toter adds.
“Solidifying this contract provides a strong partnership to supply Toter products to Sourcewell at agencies quickly and efficiently,” says Laura Hubbard, director of municipal sales of Toter. “Working with Sourcewell’s vast network of agencies provides the company with the ability to supply products to both residential and professional customers through one vendor.”
The Toter business unit of Charlotte, North Carolina-based Wastequip describes itself as a leading provider of waste and recycling carts to haulers and municipalities in North America.
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