Zimmer Equipment Inc., RenX’s wholly-owned organic waste transport unit, renewed a service agreement with one of North America’s largest waste managers covering transfer stations and material recovery facilities in the Tampa Bay metropolitan area through 2028. The deal includes annual consumer price index adjustments and a fuel surcharge mechanism indexed to published energy pricing benchmarks.

The counterparty generated over $3 million in revenue for ZEI during calendar 2025, making it one of the largest contributors to the subsidiary’s topline. Structured rate escalations tied to CPI and fuel indices aim to protect margins and align pricing with market fluctuations over the contract term.

Tampa Bay has become a key organic waste diversion market driven by landfill volume regulations and rising demand for substrates from composting and agricultural end users. ZEI’s transport network provides a consistent supply link between waste generation points and downstream processing capacity.

RenX is commissioning its Microtec organic waste processing unit, expected to begin operations in the second half of 2026, to refine and condition organic inputs into engineered soil substrates. This integration underscores the transport network’s role in feeding high-quality feedstock to advanced processing facilities.