AI-driven sortation systems provider AMP and hauler Waste Connections are partnering to build a new MRF in Colorado, slated to open in early 2026.

AMP, which provides AI-powered waste and recycling sortation, will equip and operate the new facility, located in Commerce City near Denver. The site will be the first in Colorado for Waste Connections, and will have an annual single-stream processing capacity of up to 62,000 tons. 

The facility will use an AMP ONE sortation system to process recyclables, according to Tim Stuart, who recently was named CEO of AMP. Formerly chief operating officer of Republic Services, Stuart replaces AMP founder Matanya Horowitz, who has assumed the role of chief technology officer. 

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