Technology Asset Logistics Consulting
IT Asset Disposition & Equipment Decommissioning
TALC coordinates IT asset disposition (ITAD), data center decommissioning, lab equipment removal and asset recovery, media sanitization and data destruction, electronics recycling, and facility cleanouts across the San Francisco Bay Area.


Project documentation
Inventory → chain of custody → disposition → reportingFinal documentation is defined for each project.Project planning & logistics
One project lead from onsite inventory through final disposition.
Know what was collected, where it went, and what documentation remains.
Plan the work before equipment leaves the site.
TALC reviews the available asset inventory, site access, schedule, and data handling requirements. The project scope identifies the work to be coordinated, the approvals needed, and the documentation to be delivered.
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Asset inventory & project scope
TALC documents the asset groups, data-bearing devices, access conditions, logistics, target date, and stakeholder requirements before field work begins.
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Asset disposition planning
The plan identifies equipment for redeployment, remarketing assessment, or recycling, together with any required media sanitization, including destruction where required. Removal arrangements and reporting requirements are agreed for each asset group.
Equipment in scope
Different equipment groups need different controls.
A single project may combine retired IT hardware, rack equipment, laboratory systems, workplace technology, data-bearing devices, and general facility material. TALC separates those groups before collection, processing, or removal begins.






Project documentation
Asset inventory & disposition reporting.
The final project file connects the agreed asset inventory, chain-of-custody records, disposition outcomes, and exception notes. Report formats and supporting documents are defined for each project.
Project documentation
Select a recordFour parts of the project record.
Contact TALC
Start with your equipment list.
A rough asset list, photographs, or a target date is enough to begin.

New project / direct contact
Send your project details.
- Project type
- Choose a starting point
- Site
- Location and access context
- Assets
- IT, network, lab, test, or mixed equipment
- Timing
- Target window and known constraints
