Single racks up through full-site pulls — planning, packing, transport, certified data destruction, resale, and settlement under R2 chain-of-custody.
A data center decommission isn't just servers. It's servers, storage arrays, networking gear, PDUs, KVMs, racks, cable trays, rails, and cabling — and every one of those categories has its own resale, recycling, and documentation path. Managing that across multiple vendors turns a five-week project into a five-month one.
Versatec takes the whole site as one engagement. Servers go to the resale channel; drives get wiped or shredded to your requirements; networking goes to the networking resale path; and everything gets documented under one R2 chain-of-custody. One statement of work. One settlement.
First there's a scoping call and a walkthrough (in person or remote depending on size). We produce a statement of work covering scope, timeline, destruction requirements, and a settlement basis. Once approved, we handle logistics, packing, transport, on-site or in-facility wipe / shred, and the resale routing. The engagement closes with a serialized inventory and disposition report.
Walkthrough, inventory review, and statement of work covering scope, timeline, destruction, and settlement basis.
Packing supplies, teardown coordination, palletization, and transport — on your dock schedule.
On-site or in-facility NIST 800-88 wipe, or physical shred, with serialized certificates.
Recoverable assets routed to resale channels; final serialized inventory and disposition report closes the engagement.
A single rack is fine. Below that, the mixed decommission lot page is usually a better fit.
Yes. On-site NIST 800-88 wipe or on-site shred is available for engagements where drives can't leave the facility. Certificates are issued per device.
It depends on scope and destruction requirements. A single-rack pull is a day or two. A full-site multi-cage decommission is typically weeks. Scoping calls give a real timeline.
Yes, when they're in scope. Some engagements are equipment-only; others include the physical infrastructure. We scope it upfront.
Non-recoverable material is routed to R2-audited downstream recyclers. Downstream vendors are documented as part of the engagement report.
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