IT Asset Disposition
ITAD that takes retiring hardware off your plate, done right.
IT asset disposition servicesfor every stage of the hardware lifecycle.
Coretek 360 handles the pickup, the data destruction, the resale, and the paperwork, so retiring hardware returns value instead of taking up your team's time.
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Data Destruction
Drives wiped to NIST 800-88 and verified, or shredded.
Data Center
Decommissioning and removal for retired infrastructure.
Business & Enterprise
Fleet refreshes and relocations across every location.
Electronics Recycling
R2v3 certified recycling for hardware past reuse.
Microsoft
Planned setup and support around devices we deploy.
AI
Decommissioning for GPU servers and retired AI hardware.
White-Glove Logistics
Warehousing, kitting, and tracked shipping for hardware.
Nonprofit
ITAD for nonprofits, planned around your budget.
Custom Solutions
A custom ITAD program around your sites and schedule.
Frequently asked questions about ITAD services.
Direct answers on data destruction, pickups, documentation, and value recovery.
How is our data destroyed?
Every drive is wiped to NIST 800-88 and verified, or physically shredded when the media must not survive. Shredding happens on site at your location or at our facility. Each drive is logged by serial number before it is touched, and you receive a certificate of data destruction for every one.
Can drives be destroyed at our location?
Yes. With on site data destruction, drives are shredded at your location and never leave it whole, each serial number logged first for its certificate of data destruction. Shredding is performed in house by Coretek 360. It is not yet within our R2v3 certificate scope, which covers logical data sanitization and test and repair, and we are working to add physical destruction. Shredded material goes to R2v3 certified downstream processors.
What documentation do we receive?
A certificate of data destruction tied to every serial number, and a final serialized disposition report that records each asset's make, model, sanitization method, and final outcome, resale or recycling. Compliance teams keep the report for audits under HIPAA, GLBA, FERPA, PCI DSS, and similar rules.
Which standards do you work to?
Drives are sanitized to NIST 800-88, hardware that cannot be reused goes to R2v3 certified downstream processors, and Coretek 360 is a RIOS Certified Recycler with HIPAA compliant handling. All four credentials are current. Those are the standards behind every certificate and report we issue, and the ones auditors ask about first.
How do pickups work?
We schedule pickups from your dock in tracked vehicles, as a one time job or on a recurring schedule across every location, serving organizations across the US. Each asset is logged by serial number as it is loaded, and chain of custody is documented from your dock to our floor.
Do we get anything back for retired equipment?
Yes. Hardware with life left in it is tested, refurbished, and resold through our sales channels, after a NIST 800-88 wipe. The value returned from each asset is itemized by serial number in your report, so finance can account for what the retired fleet brought back.
Do you handle data center decommissioning?
Yes. Data center decommissioning covers rack level teardown, palletized removal in tracked vehicles, and media sanitization of every server and storage drive to NIST 800-88, plus staging for the hardware that replaces it. Every serial number is recorded in the rack before power down and reconciled in the final report.
What if our project does not fit a standard solution?
Tell us what you are retiring, deploying, or replacing, and we will build a custom ITAD program around your hardware, sites, and schedule. Recurring multi-site pickups, on site shredding, and deployment support can all be combined, and every variation ends with the same serialized report and certificates of data destruction.
Not sure where to start?
Tell Coretek 360 what you are retiring and we will point you to the right ITAD solution.
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