ICT Inc.

ICT completed a 2-month turnkey cleanup of West Point's 81,855-square-foot wood and metal shop in Spellman Hall, preparing it for reconstruction. Dozens of units of production equipment were auctioned, hazardous and general waste was disposed of in compliance, and the site was returned in pristine, broom-swept condition, minimizing environmental impact and meeting WPA's repurposing needs.

American Renal Associates (ARA) partnered with ICT to manage IT asset disposal. Over 3 years, 15+ projects were completed with a focus on data security and compliance. ICT ensured efficient processes, from on-site HDD removal to asset audits and secure destruction, providing ARA with streamlined, white-glove logistics and 100% secure disposal.

Commonwealth Care Alliance (CCA) entrusted ICT with securely managing the disposal of IT equipment across 12 locations in the Boston area, with a strong focus on data security. Over three years, ICT oversaw the careful removal of thousands of hard drives and batteries, conducted comprehensive asset audits, and ensured on-site data destruction with full documentation and certification. Our technicians carefully removed devices, leaving hard drives on-site for immediate shredding to guarantee complete data protection

Akamai partnered with ICT to complete 4 value recovery projects for IT equipment, achieving over $100,000 in returns. With a streamlined pick-up process and transparent payment structure, ICT eliminated delays and hidden fees, providing express pick-up within 24-48 hours. This approach helped Akamai reduce costs and quickly gain returns on used equipment, leading to continued successful collaboration.

Takeda Pharmaceuticals, in partnership with ICT, successfully completed a comprehensive IT refresh across five segments, generating over $40,000 in positive cash flow. By optimizing the process and providing high-value returns on equipment, ICT helped Takeda maximize value while ensuring a transparent, efficient disposal of old IT assets. The project’s success led to ongoing collaborations, enhancing Takeda’s operational efficiency and sustainability in technology management.

Ahold USA launched an IT Asset Disposition (ITAD) project across 768 of its supermarkets in 13 states to upgrade POS systems and manage the disposal of outdated equipment and e-waste efficiently. ICT provided a streamlined solution with fixed per-pallet charges, real-time tracking, and integrated reporting. Over 18 months, ICT processed more than 2,000 pallets of e-waste.

Our company has been in the reuse industry since 1993, and we are still going strong. We have an impeccable reputation for being honest and transparent in all that we do. When we say we pay cash and don’t charge for our services, we mean it. Over three decades of working with huge companies all over the United States and the rest of the world, our clients have seen, firsthand, that: No out of pocket expenses We pay cash for reusable technology Our customers do not pay for disposal The reason why we are able to achieve this is simple. If the equipment that the company asks us to pick up can not be reused, we will not pick it up. We are committed to staying true to our clients and ourselves as well. By joining our mission to reuse you will be partnering up with a company that keeps its word and continues to be an asset for other companies all over the world.

How to Join 1. Send us your list of equipment 2. We analyze the list and accept the challenge 3. We Schedule the Pick Up (We come to you, wherever you are in the US) 4. 95% of our clients get paid. The rest pay nothing.

Want to responsibly dispose of your old IT equipment while making a positive impact? Look no further! Introducing Mission Reuse Powered by ICT, an innovative company founded in 1993 whose mission is to promote reuse, repurposing, and smart recycling over traditional e-waste disposal methods. Join us on our mission to reduce e-waste, pollution, and bridge the digital divide by creating new opportunities for those who can’t afford the latest technology. And the best part? You make money along the way! Let’s work together for a greener future!

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