Construction and engineering giant Kier has been awarded a 10-year environmental services contract with four councils in East Sussex.
The contract, which is valued at £120m, or £12m per annum, also has an optional 10-year extension.
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Services at Eastbourne and Wealden will begin in April 2013, followed by Hastings in July of the same year and Rother in April 2014.
Kier Group Chief Executive, Paul Sheffield, said: "We are delighted to have been selected by the partnership for this contract, which will draw on our many strengths in urban and rural waste management, along with our experience in beach and street cleaning.
"We intend to unify the provision of services across the partnership area in order to provide best value for residents and a truly integrated environmental service."
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