Who this is for: Manufacturing plants, electric and gas utilities, oil and gas operators, renewable energy operators, mining companies and industrial contractors.
1. Equipment this industry generates
- Control-room computers, servers and networking
- Industrial PCs, HMIs and surplus control electronics
- UPS systems and power infrastructure electronics
- Field laptops, tablets and rugged devices
- Spare parts inventory from closed sites
2. What USACA can purchase
- Current servers, networking and computers
- Surplus electronics with resale demand
- Rugged laptops and tablets
3. What USACA can recycle
- Obsolete control and IT equipment
- Damaged electronics
- Cabling and mixed electronics
4. Suitable for remarketing
- Large IT refresh lots
- Surplus spares from site closures
5. Destruction & reporting
Data-bearing devices are destroyed at USACA facilities (shredding; degaussing for magnetic HDDs and tapes only), with serialized Certificates of Destruction.
6. Pickup & logistics
Commercial pickup across the United States and Canada, reviewed and confirmed in writing (one skid minimum). Pickups are coordinated through USACA logistics and carrier partners; destruction happens only at USACA facilities. Batteries are sent to certified battery processors. USACA handles electronics only, not hazardous industrial waste.
Offers depend on product, condition, quantity and market demand; USACA does not guarantee to buy every asset.