Aerospace and industrial ITAD in Blytheville, Arkansas
Hard drive destruction, aerospace workstation recovery, and zero-fee corporate electronics collection for Blytheville and the Arkansas Aeroplex.
Who we serve in Blytheville
Blytheville is a hub on the Mississippi River steel and industrial corridor sweep, scheduled Mondays through Jonesboro, Trumann, Marked Tree, and Osceola across Craighead, Poinsett, and Mississippi counties. Dispatch confirms the window.
Nucor Steel Arkansas, Nucor-Yamato Steel, and Tenaris retire mill servers and hardened industrial displays. The Arkansas Aeroplex and Aviation Repair Technologies retire avionics diagnostic rigs and maintenance workstation fleets.
Nucor Steel Arkansas
Structural steel
Nucor-Yamato Steel
Structural steel
Tenaris
Tubular steel
Arkansas Aeroplex
The former Eaker Air Force Base
Aviation Repair Technologies
Hosted at the Aeroplex
- Arkansas Aeroplex
- Mississippi County steel corridor
The same eight-stage lifecycle at every site
Every asset collected in Blytheville follows the custody sequence below and returns to you as a serialized record.
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Intake
Sealed collection at your dock, insured routing, and a countersigned manifest before the load moves.
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Identification
Every asset is registered to the manifest before any sanitization work begins.
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Inspection
Media type and functional health decide the sanitization path for each unit.
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Secure Sanitization Oblitero
NIST SP 800-88 Rev. 2 Clear, Purge, or Destroy, executed by the in-house Oblitero sanitization engine.
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Verification
Sanitization is not accepted until the result is read back and recorded at the media level.
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Chain of Custody
One custody record follows the hardware from your dock to its final outcome.
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Certification
A serialized Certificate of Data Sanitization is issued to your compliance team.
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Disposition
Component harvesting first, secondary remarketing second, downstream refining last.
Arkansas disposal law and federal sanitization
Blytheville collections follow Arkansas ADEQ Rule 23 universal waste handling. Sanitization runs to NIST SP 800-88 Rev. 2, with DoD 5220.22-M patterns available where a security policy calls for them.
| Framework | What it requires |
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| Arkansas ADEQ Rule 23 | Arkansas hazardous waste management code. Electronic items containing hazardous secondary materials such as heavy metals, leaded CRT glass, mercury cold-cathode lamps, and lithium batteries fall under Universal Waste management rules. Commercial generators must keep written custody manifests showing no unauthorized landfill disposal. |
| NIST SP 800-88 Rev. 2 | The United States federal standard for media sanitization, recognized by federal agencies, the Department of Defense, and major audit bodies. Defines three outcomes: Clear, Purge, and Destroy. |
| HIPAA Security Rule | Requires covered healthcare organizations to establish verifiable procedures for the final disposition of hardware storing Electronic Protected Health Information (ePHI), including device and media controls. |
| GLBA Safeguards Rule | Requires financial institutions to securely dispose of customer information no later than two years after the business purpose for retaining it expires. |
Other municipalities on the route
Schedule a Blytheville pickup
Tell us what is coming off the floor. Dispatch confirms the route window, brings sealed bins, and leaves you with a signed Bill of Lading.