Brightwood Capital Advisors, a private credit firm, provided an incremental term loan to support Interstate Waste Services’ (IWS) multifaceted growth strategy. This transaction is a testament to Brightwood’s longstanding relationship with IWS, having supported the company for more than 10 years. Most recently, Brightwood is providing additional financing to support several growth initiatives.

IWS is a privately held, vertically integrated provider of solid waste collection, transfer, recycling and disposal service serving the greater New York City and New Jersey markets. IWS operates throughout Northern and Central New Jersey, the five boroughs of New York City, and Orange and Rockland Counties in New York, which are serviced by a network of recycling facilities, transfer/transload facilities and a rail-served solid waste landfill. The IWS network of transfer and disposal facilities also serves haulers and disposal customers in the Pennsylvania and Ohio market. IWS is a progressive and innovative provider of non-hazardous waste management services with a diverse range of residential, industrial, and commercial customers. With a legacy spanning nearly 75 years serving the region, IWS delivers an essential service to the community.

“We have had a strong and valued partnership with IWS for the last ten years and are pleased to support their continued growth and success,” Sengal Selassie, CEO and managing partner at Brightwood, said. “IWS’ impressive tenure in the industry is evidenced by their strong business model and dedication to sustainability. Waste collection is an essential service to our communities and our planet, and we’re proud to continue our partnership with the Company.”

“Our longtime partnership with Brightwood has been instrumental in our ability to continue to expand IWS’ capabilities and geographic footprint,” Mike DiBella, CEO of IWS, said. “Our mission is to provide everyone with dependable waste disposal services at a fair and competitive price, and we’re grateful to Brightwood’s support in allowing us to continue to do so.”