Technology & data centers
Refresh cycles measured in months, hardware that still has a market, and a security team that wants to see the serial list before anything leaves the building.
Volume on a deadline
A laptop refresh for 600 engineers, or a cage to hand back before the lease rolls. Scheduling matters as much as the price per unit.
Value that decays weekly
Current-generation laptops and servers lose resale value every week they sit in a storeroom. The fastest route to market is the one that returns the most.
Security review of the vendor
Your security team will send a questionnaire. We answer SIG Lite and custom questionnaires, and send the certificates with the reply.
Most technology customers run a standing monthly pickup for refresh returns and call us separately for decommissions. Devices under three years old are wiped and remarketed; everything else is destroyed and certified.
See what each regulation asks for- Laptops & desktops
- Servers & storage arrays
- Switches, routers & firewalls
- GPUs & accelerators
- Loose drives & SSDs
- Phones & test devices
The same six stations, every job.
Seal
Every bin, cage or pallet is sealed at your dock with a numbered tag. The seal number goes on the manifest you sign.
Transport
Company-owned, GPS-tracked vehicles and our own drivers. No freight brokers on data-bearing loads, ever.
Receive
Seals checked against the manifest, then every device scanned under camera: make, model, serial, asset tag.
Sanitize
Purge to NIST SP 800-88 and verify, or destroy. Anything that fails verification is destroyed.
Remarket
Devices that pass are graded, tested and sold. Proceeds come back to you, itemized by serial.
Certify
A certificate listing every serial, the method and the date. Recycling certificates for everything else.
Retiring equipment in technology?
Tell us what is coming out and who needs the paperwork. We will match the process to your regulator.