Equipment lots to submit from Seattle
For organizations planning enterprise compute, server components, network infrastructure, and device refreshes, send an inventory with the equipment type, manufacturer, model or part number, quantity, condition, and site location. The categories below are accepted for review; a list does not guarantee an offer.
For server and accelerator lots, list system and component part numbers separately. For multi-site corporate refreshes, group assets by site and device family, and identify any management locks or storage media that need a defined disposition.
- Servers & Compute
- High-Value Silicon & Components
- Networking & Infrastructure
- Corporate Fleet Refresh
Information needed to scope a regional project
For a refresh or decommission, distinguish items by location and model family. Describe whether systems are installed, disconnected, staged, or boxed; note loading access, security requirements, site timing, and any packaging needs.
For servers and storage, state whether drives are installed. For laptops, identify device models and management-lock status. For test equipment, include calibration status and accessories. Never include passwords or sensitive configuration exports.
National buying coverage, not a local-office promise
National Tech Buyers considers commercial hardware inquiries from Seattle. National Tech Buyers considers equipment inquiries from the Seattle area but does not represent a local office or promise local pickup. Logistics and data-sanitization scope are confirmed for each project.
Valuation, payment, freight, packout, data sanitization, and any on-site requirements are reviewed against the inventory and agreed in writing before equipment is released. The typical commercial-lot focus is around $1,000 or more.