Oxford City Council is the administrative centre of Oxford, with a resident population of 160,000 and approximately 60,000 households spread over 24 wards. It has two world class universities, as well as thriving commercial businesses and has a daytime population of 180,000.
In October 2016, Oxford City Council conducted a full OJEU tender exercise to procure a new domestic and commercial waste and recycling operational system, replacing their existing system which had been in use for several years.
The new system needed to be modern, robust and capable of supporting the future direction of the Council. It needed to support new ways of working, deliver efficiencies to the department, improve customer service and support the council to build on it’s already successful commercial waste operations.
In May 2017, Oxford City Council selected the Bartec Collective back-office and in-cab waste management system to support the newly formed Oxford Direct Services (ODS) with their domestic and trade waste operations.
Demountable tablet devices were installed to 42 refuse collection vehicles, supporting real-time 2-way communications between the crews and depot, integrated satellite navigation, photo and signature capture.
Software integration with ODS’s web portal (Jadu) helped to further modernise their domestic and commercial operations and provided a means for customers to self-serve. As a result, many customer interactions and operational processes are now automated including missed bin enquiries, bin deliveries, bulky collections, garden waste subscriptions as well as trade customer sign-ups.
Collective was also integrated to the Agresso financial management system. Collective outputs invoice files to Agresso which has helped to streamline the customer billing process and dramatically reduced the time create invoices.
Oxford District Services are at the forefront of environmental innovation and were the first to fit Collective into a Dennis Eagle eCollect electric refuse collection vehicle.
Having extended the contract term, ODS are now implementing the FleetRoute route optimisation system, fully integrated to Collective.
The FleetRoute Daily Operational module will help ODS to deal with day-to-day operations and issues as they arise such as ad-hoc jobs and service interruptions.
The Strategic Options module will help to plan for the future by analysing the impact of any future service changes such as different waste streams, collection frequencies, shift patterns, vehicle types and new facilities.
South Ayrshire Council Bartec Chargeable Garden Waste Service Implementation.
Cheshire West and Chester formed a new Local Authority Trading Company, Cheshire West
Recycling (CW Recycling) to bring waste and recycling services in-house in 2021
West Suffolk Councils selected Collective in 2015 to implement a subscription-based garden waste service
Thurrock Council use Collective for a wide range of environmental services, including waste, street cleansing and public safety
Tamworth and Lichfield councils formed the first joint waste service in 2010 and have used Collective since 2005
Reigate and Banstead have used Collective since 2012 and have integrated it with their Firmstep and Microsoft Dynamics customer systems
Oxford District Services uses Collective for commercial and domestic waste, integrated with bin weighing, RFID and telematics
Guildford Borough Council use Collective for domestic and commercial waste collection
Dorset Council have used Collective since 2018 and have extended the system to include commercial waste and bin weighing.
Chichester District Council have been a customer since 2009 and use Collective and FleetRoute for domestic and commercial waste and recycling
Cardiff Council have managed their domestic waste and recycling operations through Collective since 2017
Bath and North East Somerset are implementing Collective across their fleet of over 70 refuse vehicles
Amber Valley Norse is a long term partnership between Amber Valley Borough Council and Norse Group, using Collective to manage domestic and commercial collections
Aberdeen City has an extensive service of refuse and recycling routes managed with Collective
Adur and Worthing Councils have used Collective to manage their domestic waste and recycling operations since 2009.
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Unit 9 Redbrook Business Park, Wilthorpe Road,
Barnsley, South Yorkshire,
S75 1JN
Bartec Municipal Technologies is a trading name of Bartec Municipal Technologies Limited, which is a limited company registered in England & Wales. Company Number: 10625022 VAT Number: 387 3656 48. Registered Office: Unit 9 Redbrook Business Park, Wilthorpe Road, Barnsley, South Yorkshire, S75 1JN
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