Budget PlanningPublic WorksDetected Jun 11, 2026

In the April 21, 2026 budget workshop, Town officials discussed rising costs and service issues in stormwater and solid waste, including concerns about existing solid waste service performance, potential liquidated damages from Waste Management, and preliminary research indicating that leaf and limb collection costs could increase the budget by approximately $1,000,000. There were also references to a pending request with NCDOT, snow and ice contractor cost increases, and exploration of alternative service models. These discussions show that the Town is actively evaluating its contracts and service levels for solid waste and related services, with the possibility of significant changes to how leaf and limb programs are delivered and funded.Vendors providing solid waste, recycling, yard waste, or related routing and cost-optimization services could engage with staff to understand the pain points and offer options before any formal RFPs are issued.

Town is considering pursuing liquidated damages from its current solid waste provider, which could influence future contract decisions or rebids.

Town of LewisvilleStormwater and solid waste cost escalation and potential leaf and limb program changes

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What is a pre-RFP signal?

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