One of the measures, the sale of NSW Lotteries, has added $1.1 billion to the bottom line. The 40-year contract to operate Lotteries was awarded to Tatts Group in April and the proceeds have been included in the budget. WSN Environmental Solutions, a major public Sydney-based waste business, is also on track to be sold by the end of 2010. The company has 11 waste recycling processing and disposal facilities across Sydney and is expected to fetch about $300 million. The budget papers also mention the pending but protracted sale of NSW's electricity retail businesses and contract trading rights. The estimated price tag of $6 billion will include the sale of retailers EnergyAustralia, Integral Energy and Country Energy. "The government expects to execute the electricity reform transactions in 2010," the papers say. Revenue from asset sales is not included in the budget until funds are received from the transaction.