Hard drive shredding, secure IT recycling, and IT asset disposition in Ohio
14 metros in Ohio, from Mansfield to Cincinnati. On-site destruction to NSA/CSS 9-12 and NIST 800-88, witnessed, with a certificate before we leave.
Why Ohio
Ohio is home. Mansfield and the 179th Cyberspace Wing, Wright-Patterson, DLA Land and Maritime and DFAS in Columbus, NASA Glenn and the Armstrong Test Facility, the tank plant in Lima, the aerospace campus at Heath, and the DOE site at Piketon are all a morning’s drive. Ohio is also where HB 96 put cybersecurity obligations on every political subdivision and where the Data Protection Act rewards a documented framework. Every Ohio metro is next-day.
How we work in Ohio
Ohio is where scheduling is simplest. Every Ohio metro is next-day, Mansfield is same-day, and a multi-day decommission anywhere in the state can start within the week. Political subdivisions get the documentation HB 96 and Ohio’s own IT disposal policies expect; contractors around Wright-Patterson, Defense Supply Center Columbus, and the Heath aerospace campus get NSA/CSS 9-12 and DoDM 5205.07 handling; hospitals and banks get HIPAA and GLBA certificates. Nothing leaves your site intact, and the truck was probably passing anyway.
Related: Ohio HB 96: what it asks of counties, cities, and school districts.
Metros we serve in Ohio
- Home base. Same-day service. Serving the 179th Cyberspace Wing.
- 1 h 05 m from Mansfield. Next-day service.
- 1 h 05 m from Mansfield. Next-day service. Serving the aerospace and defense campus at Heath.
- 1 h 05 m from Mansfield. Next-day service. Serving Camp James A. Garfield.
- 1 h 10 m from Mansfield. Next-day service. Serving NASA’s Armstrong Test Facility.
- 1 h 10 m from Mansfield. Next-day service. Serving Defense Supply Center Columbus.
- 1 h 20 m from Mansfield. Next-day service. Serving NASA Glenn Research Center.
- 1 h 35 m from Mansfield. Next-day service. Serving the Joint Systems Manufacturing Center.
- 1 h 35 m from Mansfield. Next-day service. Serving the 180th Fighter Wing.
- 1 h 40 m from Mansfield. Next-day service. Serving the 178th Wing.
- 1 h 40 m from Mansfield. Next-day service. Serving Youngstown Air Reserve Station.
- 2 h 05 m from Mansfield. Next-day service. Serving Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
- 2 h 50 m from Mansfield. Next-day service, scheduled. Serving the DOE Portsmouth site.
- 2 h 45 m from Mansfield. Next-day service, scheduled. Serving GE Aerospace in Evendale.
Installations and defense clusters in Ohio
We serve the contractors and organizations around these installations, under the conditions their sponsors set.
- 179th Cyberspace Wing, Mansfield Lahm Air National Guard Base
- Air Force Metrology and Calibration (AFMETCAL), Heath
- Boeing Guidance Repair Center
- Camp James A. Garfield Joint Military Training Center
- NASA Neil A. Armstrong Test Facility
- Camp Perry Joint Training Center
- DLA Land and Maritime and DFAS, Defense Supply Center Columbus
- Rickenbacker Air National Guard Base
- Battelle
- NASA Glenn Research Center
- DFAS Cleveland
- Joint Systems Manufacturing Center (Lima Army Tank Plant)
- 180th Fighter Wing, Toledo Air National Guard Base
- 178th Wing, Springfield Air National Guard Base
- Youngstown Air Reserve Station
- Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
- DOE Portsmouth Site
- GE Aerospace, Evendale
The rules in Ohio
Ohio Data Protection Act and HB 96
Ohio's Data Protection Act gives businesses a legal safe harbor when they follow a recognized cybersecurity framework such as NIST — and documented media sanitization is part of any of them. Ohio HB 96 adds cybersecurity program requirements for counties, cities, townships, school districts, libraries, and other political subdivisions.
Questions from Ohio
How soon can you be in Ohio?
Usually the next business day in Mansfield, Canton, Newark and Heath, Akron, Sandusky and Norwalk, Columbus, Cleveland, Lima, Toledo, Springfield, Youngstown, Dayton, Piketon and Portsmouth, Cincinnati.
Do you serve towns in Ohio that are not listed?
Yes. The metros are where we go most; the truck goes anywhere in the lower 48. Tell us where you are and we will quote it.
What rules apply to retired hardware in Ohio?
Ohio Data Protection Act and HB 96. Ohio's Data Protection Act gives businesses a legal safe harbor when they follow a recognized cybersecurity framework such as NIST — and documented media sanitization is part of any of them. Ohio HB 96 adds cybersecurity program requirements for counties, cities, townships, school districts, libraries, and other political subdivisions. Federal standards apply on top: NIST 800-88 Rev. 2 for every job, NSA/CSS 9-12 for classified media, and HIPAA, CJIS, GLBA, CMMC, or IRS 1075 depending on who you are.
Does HB 96 apply to my township, library, or school district?
Yes. Ohio Revised Code 9.64 covers political subdivisions broadly, and its cybersecurity-program requirement reaches the disposal of retired hardware. Documented NIST 800-88 destruction with a serial-level certificate is the evidence that closes that item.
Do you serve Ohio state agencies?
Yes. State agencies follow Ohio DAS disposal and encryption policies that point at NIST 800-88, and our certificate is written to satisfy them.