New Bedford Waste Services, which includes a recycling facility on 48 Cranberry Highway in Rochester, is set to be sold to one of the largest waste disposal companies in the country. The buyer, Waste Connections U.S. Holdings Inc., is the third largest solid waste management company in North America, with operations in 41 states and six Canadian provinces. The new owners plan to add capacity to the facility, which would result in increased revenue to Rochester, New Bedford Waste Services CEO Michael Camara wrote in a letter to Town Administrator Suzanne Szyndlar announcing the pending sale. The 103,000-square foot facility, known as Zero Waste Solutions when it opened in May 2019, accepts single-stream recyclables, which are then sorted and shipped to recycling facilities across the world. The sale was scheduled to close in December, according to a source, but details are still being finalized and a February closing is more likely.