EQUIPMENT CATEGORY
Racks, PDUs, UPS units, and remaining equipment around the core hardware.
Send the full list. Racks, PDUs, UPS units, appliances, and remaining project equipment each receive a stated outcome: purchased, accepted at no value, accepted with a charge, or excluded.
A complete list produces a more accurate offer and fewer changes after pickup.
What to send
A complete inventory with quantities, condition, location, access details, timing, and representative photos.
Project context matters
Other equipment is evaluated with the core project rather than assumed to qualify on its own.
Economics stay visible
Purchase value, exclusions, and any project charges are separated in the offer.
Project boundaries
Acceptance and purchase value are always case-specific for this category.
Typical equipment
Racks and infrastructure hardware
Workstations and selected business IT
Peripherals and project accessories
Mixed residual equipment
Qualification details
Complete inventory and representative photos
Quantity, condition, location, access, and timing
Relationship to the core enterprise-hardware project
Project boundaries
Acceptance and purchase value are case-specific. Material may be purchased, accepted with no value, accepted with a charge, or excluded.
Do you take racks and PDUs?
It depends. Some have value, some can leave at no charge, and some carry a stated cost. The offer identifies which.
What about CRTs, batteries, or damaged equipment?
They can be included. If processing costs apply, they appear as line items before pickup.
Will everything be taken?
Not always. Anything we cannot route lawfully and safely is declined before pickup, with the reason.
How do you price this category?
We use the actual cost of routing each material. That cost appears as its own line in the offer.
Can this category ride along with core equipment?
Yes, and it should. One project list produces one offer, one pickup, and one payment.