Dirty Boyz Sanitation challenged a Wyoming city ordinance that required all garbage haulers to use the city's transfer station instead of choosing their own disposal sites. The court upheld the ordinance, ruling it didn't violate the Contract Clause or federal transportation law because the original garbage collection contract never gave Dirty Boyz the right to pick disposal locations. This matters to subcontractors because it shows courts will enforce city requirements about how and where work must be performed, even if those requirements change after a contract is signed.
Don't assume you have flexibility on how to perform work unless your contract explicitly grants it—courts will enforce restrictions that aren't mentioned in your agreement
When bidding on municipal contracts, carefully review any city ordinances or regulations that control your work methods, disposal sites, or material handling before signing