ICT Equipment Supply, Refurbishment & Disposal
Sourcing, supplying, refurbishing and responsibly retiring computing and network equipment for Canadian organisations.
Products, services & ideas (8)
Laptops, workstations, networking and peripherals specified against the actual requirement rather than a vendor's catalogue.
Tested second-hand equipment with warranty, at a substantial discount to new — the practical route for schools and small organisations.
Documented wiping before any device leaves, with a certificate. A device disposed of with data on it is a privacy breach, not a logistics error.
Retirement through approved provincial stewardship programmes, which are a legal obligation in most provinces rather than an environmental gesture.
Buying decommissioned fleets from organisations, refurbishing and reselling — zero-cost sourcing with a documented chain of custody.
Imaging, enrolment and delivery so equipment arrives ready to use rather than ready to configure.
Curated component kits for engineering schools, prototyping teams and developers.
The physical components behind the vending and kiosk systems — controllers, modems, readers and screens.
🧠 GMT opportunities
- Extended producer responsibility is law in most provinces, so disposal is a compliance question and organisations would rather buy it from whoever supplied the equipment.
- Refurbished supply needs no warehouse to begin: source, test, sell, with the margin in the testing.
- Asset disposition contracts produce a continuous stream of refurbishable inventory at negative cost.