Waste and Recycling Providers in Singapore: Compare the Waste Streams
Compare 4 Singapore options by general waste versus specialist streams and collection information versus commercial enquiry, with source-backed scope and practical questions.
4 published options covered. This is a selected shortlist, not every provider in the market. Research method and limits.
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Published scope to compare
Before requesting a quote
800 Super
Publishes waste management, recycling, cleaning, conservancy, horticulture, public cleaning, industrial laundry, biomass energy and hazardous waste.
Ask about contract scope, waste stream coverage and hazardous waste handling.
ALBA W&H Smart City
Published recycling schedule lookup; separate e-waste and community links.
Ask about collection schedules, accepted recyclables and e-waste process.
Cora Environment
Publishes public and commercial waste, medical/bio-hazardous waste, smart systems (MONA, LISA, REhub), energy-from-waste and closed-loop partnerships.
Ask about medical waste compliance, smart system requirements and partnership terms.
KGS
Publishes e-waste recycling, battery and solar panel recycling, data destruction, product destruction, ITAD, recycling bin deployment and data centre decommissioning.
Ask about data destruction certification, e-waste categories and ITAD terms.
What to check before choosing a waste and recycling provider
800 Super, ALBA W&H, Cora Environment and KGS publish different waste or recycling routes in Singapore. Start with the material and the service needed: a collection-schedule lookup is different from arranging commercial waste collection or retiring data-bearing equipment. Check acceptance, collection and documentation for the specific waste before committing.
How published service scope differs
800 Super lists collection and broader environmental services. ALBA W&H provides labelled collection schedules, which should be checked for the actual premises and date. Cora lists public, industrial, commercial and specialist waste routes. KGS lists e-waste, data destruction and IT-asset disposition. These are not interchangeable services. Specify materials, quantities and data-bearing items, then confirm acceptance, collection, processing and documentation. This research does not independently verify licences or guarantee data destruction.
Questions to ask before engaging
What waste streams does your facility generate (general, recyclable, e-waste, medical, hazardous)?
Is the provider licensed by NEA for your specific waste type?
What collection schedule and frequency suits your operations?
How is recycling tracked and reported for your sustainability goals?
For data-bearing items, what destruction method and certification is provided?
What contract terms and minimum volumes apply?
Compare the shortlisted providers
Options appear alphabetically. The profiles compare the published route and what to confirm, rather than an overall quality rank.
800 Super publishes waste management and recycling, cleaning and conservancy, horticulture and landscaping, integrated public cleaning, industrial laundry, and sustainability services including biomass energy and hazardous waste management.
Why consider it: Its published scope spans public and private waste collection, cleaning, landscaping and energy-from-waste.
May suit: Large facilities or public-sector operators comparing an integrated environmental services provider.
Before deciding: Ask about contract scope and minimum terms, which waste streams are covered, and how hazardous waste and recycling are handled separately.
ALBA W&H’s site provides recycling collection schedules labelled for Jurong and Woodlands-Yishun, with separate e-waste and community-programme links.
Why consider it: Its schedule lookup is a different route from an open commercial-collection or specialist-disposal quotation.
May suit: Users checking the published collection information for their premises.
Before deciding: Confirm whether the information applies to your current address and waste stream; do not assume it is a commercial quotation or a current independent licence check.
Cora Environment publishes public waste and recycling, industrial and commercial waste, medical and bio-hazardous waste management, smart systems and infrastructure (MONA, LISA, REhub), and energy-from-waste capabilities.
Why consider it: Its published scope includes medical and bio-hazardous waste alongside smart waste infrastructure and closed-loop partnerships.
May suit: Healthcare facilities or sustainability-focused organisations comparing a provider with medical waste and smart infrastructure capabilities.
Before deciding: Ask about medical waste compliance and licensing, smart system deployment requirements, and closed-loop partnership terms.
KGS publishes e-waste recycling, battery recycling, solar panel recycling, data destruction (degaussing, crushing, shredding), product destruction, paper shredding, IT asset disposition, recycling bin deployment and data centre decommissioning.
Why consider it: Its published specialisation in e-waste, data destruction and ITAD differs from general waste collectors.
May suit: Businesses comparing an enquiry for e-waste, data destruction or IT-asset retirement.
Before deciding: Ask about data destruction certification and chain-of-custody, e-waste categories accepted, and ITAD residual value recovery terms.
This is a researched shortlist, not a complete market census. We have not visited, tested or inspected these providers. Published scope, availability and terms can change. Confirm your exact requirements, the current offer and full written price before committing. Unresolved or wrong-fit candidates are recorded privately and have not been included to fill a list.
How this guide was researched
This alphabetic shortlist compares published service scope and practical buying decisions using official pages. Known Tendou client relationships are disclosed. No business paid for editorial inclusion. Confirm the actual offer and written terms directly; no service-quality or facility inspection is claimed.