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Launching Summer 2026

Waste haulage, coming Summer 2026.

Compliance-first matching for waste carriers, roll-on roll-off operators and skip lorries moving general waste, recycled material and hazardous loads.

The challenge

What we're solving for waste

The Duty of Care under EPA 1990 requires shippers to use licensed waste carriers — but verifying EA registration before every booking rarely happens.

WTNs are legally required for every waste movement but are frequently incomplete, incorrect or missing entirely — leaving shippers exposed to enforcement action.

Hazardous waste requires consignment notes and pre-notification to the EA — a process that's currently managed manually and error-prone.

Vehicle types

Typical vehicles for waste

Roll-on Roll-off (RoRo)

Demountable skips for bulk waste. 10–40 tonne payloads. Flexible for site clearance, demolition waste, and industrial waste streams.

Tipper

For loose waste, soil, C&D waste. 20–30 tonne payloads. Requires waste carrier registration for commercial waste movements.

Skip Lorry

Smaller skip collection (2–8 tonne). For construction waste, domestic clearance and commercial waste.

Compliance

Compliance requirements

BulkMatch will verify all of these at haulier sign-up and re-verify at renewal.

Operator Licence (O-Licence)

Mandatory for commercial vehicles over 3.5t. Verified against DVSA at sign-up.

EA Waste Carrier Registration

Mandatory under EPA 1990 for commercial waste movement. Upper tier for professional carriers. BulkMatch will verify against the EA's Waste Carriers Register in real time.

EA Producer Registration (Hazardous)

Required for producers and carriers of hazardous waste. Digital consignment notes will be generated by BulkMatch for qualifying loads at launch.

Example loads

The kind of jobs you'll find

Illustrative examples of the loads that will be posted on BulkMatch at launch.

Site clearance waste — 80 tonnes mixed C&D waste from office refurbishment in Manchester. RoRo skips, EA-registered carrier, WTN required.

General trade waste — 5 tonne skip, weekly collection from commercial kitchen in London. Licensed carrier, recycling destination required.

Hazardous waste — Fluorescent tubes and electrical equipment from office clearance in Birmingham. Consignment notes, specialist disposal facility.

Recycled aggregates collection — Crushed concrete from demolition site in Leicester. 40 tonne load, inert waste exemption, recycling facility destination.

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