FCC expands presence in Minnesota with new transfer station contract

FCC Environmental Services, based in Houston, has been awarded the contract to operate the South Municipal Waste Transfer Station for the city of Minneapolis, marking the company’s second contract in Minnesota since entering the state in 2024. 

Under the terms of the agreement, FCC Environmental Services will be responsible for the operation and maintenance of the transfer station, as well as the transportation of construction and demolition debris (C&D) and municipal solid waste (MSW). 

The contract carries an initial three-year term, with the potential for two one-year extensions. The anticipated start date is May 5.

“This new contract reflects our ongoing efforts to expand our service offerings in Minnesota,” says Dan Brazil, CEO of FCC Environmental Services. “We are proud to bring our expertise to Minneapolis and look forward to delivering reliable and sustainable waste solutions to the community.”

The initial contract term is valued at $5 million, with a potential total backlog of $8.7 million over the full five years. FCC Environmental Services will invest approximately $500,000 in new equipment, including three specialized vehicles and 18 brand-new containers. Additionally, the company will hire three local employees dedicated to operating the transfer station.