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Laredo Independent School District Selects Advanced Technology Recycling for Electronics Recycling and IT Asset Recovery Program

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PENSACOLA, Fla., Oct. 29, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Advanced Technology Recycling (ATR), a national leader in electronics recycling, secure data destruction and IT asset disposition (ITAD) since 1992, announces its selection as an awarded vendor for Laredo Independent School District’s RFP 26-017, Electronic Equipment Recycling & Related Hardware or Gear. The award adds to ATR’s work supporting schools and public institutions with responsible technology retirement, asset value recovery, and sustainable electronics management.

Laredo ISD, located in Webb County along the Texas–Mexico border, serves approximately 19,500 students across a district-reported 33 educational institutions. Founded in 1882, the district has served its community for more than 140 years, investing in educational opportunities and the technology students, teachers, and administrators need. Its structured approach to managing surplus technology reflects responsible stewardship of public resources and attention to environmental sustainability.

Why ATR Is a Strong Resource for School Districts

For school technology leaders, retiring equipment is rarely as simple as scheduling a pickup. Districts must coordinate classroom and office cleanouts, identify equipment containing data, manage storage constraints, and ensure they handle aging devices responsibly. ATR combines these services into a coordinated, accountable process that helps school personnel spend less time managing retired equipment and more time supporting education.

One of ATR’s most practical services for schools is white-glove equipment removal. ATR teams can pack, prepare, palletize (where appropriate), and remove computers, monitors, servers, networking gear, and other electronic assets from classrooms, technology rooms, offices, and storage areas. This hands-on support is particularly valuable during summer refreshes, school renovations, campus consolidations, and large-scale device replacements, when district staff may have limited time or resources to stage equipment for shipment.

ATR also provides secure data sanitization and destruction options, chain-of-custody controls, responsible electronics recycling, and equipment evaluation, refurbishment, and remarketing capabilities. Depending on asset condition and program requirements, districts may recover value from retired technology rather than treating every device as a disposal expense.

National Scale, Local Execution and Documented Accountability

With seven R2v3- and RIOS-certified facilities across the United States, including an operation in San Antonio, Texas, ATR supports schools, municipalities, government agencies, and enterprise organizations through nationwide logistics and established processing practices. ATR’s company-operated transportation resources help coordinate multi-location projects, while available reporting and certificates support district documentation and accountability requirements.

For sensitive equipment, ATR offers secure data destruction services and documented handling designed to help institutions protect information during the retirement process. ATR’s approach emphasizes reuse when appropriate, responsible materials recovery when reuse is no longer viable, and transparent downstream management.

Laredo ISD’s Responsible Technology Retirement Initiative

Through RFP 26-017, Laredo ISD established a formal process for obsolete computerized equipment and related electronic assets, selecting ATR as one of its awarded vendors. The initiative gives the district access to qualified market participants as surplus equipment becomes available, supporting informed decisions about disposition and potential recovery value.

ATR welcomes the opportunity to bring its operational experience, sustainability focus, and customer-centered service to the district’s program. The selection underscores the value of choosing experienced partners who understand the security, logistical, and financial considerations unique to educational technology.

An Invitation to School Districts Nationwide

Is your school district facing rooms full of retired Chromebooks, desktops, laptops, monitors, servers, or networking equipment? Planning a device refresh, opening a new school, consolidating campuses, or preparing a surplus equipment solicitation? ATR can help you develop a practical plan before the equipment becomes a storage, security, or staffing challenge.

ATR invites superintendents, technology directors, procurement officials, facilities leaders, and school business officers to discuss a tailored program that may include on-site, white-glove packing and removal, secure data destruction, scheduled pickups, responsible recycling, and asset evaluation for resale or value recovery. Whether you have one building or dozens of campuses, ATR can help assess your equipment, timeline, and service requirements.

Start the conversation: Email Support@atrecycle.com or visit www.atrecycle.com to discuss your district’s retired technology, upcoming refresh schedule, or electronics recycling needs.

About Advanced Technology Recycling

Advanced Technology Recycling (ATR) is an established provider of IT asset disposition, electronics recycling, secure data destruction, asset recovery, and nationwide logistics services. Serving customers since 1992, ATR operates seven R2v3- and RIOS-certified facilities and supports educational institutions, government agencies, and businesses with responsible, documented management of retired electronic equipment. Learn more at www.atrecycle.com.


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