Sustainable IT recycling for government & public organisations
Secure data handling during the IT recycling process
Protecting confidential data is critical, as unauthorised access could lead to financial losses, reputational damage, and regulatory fines. This is especially important in government, councils, frontline services and across the public sector generally.
Managing IT recycling responsibly is critical for the public sector, with nearly 6 million people employed across services like education, healthcare, social care and emergency services. From sensitive employee records to personal information about the public, safeguarding data is a fundamental obligation.
Protect public sector data – recycle IT securely.
Our reliable, secure process ensures the safe handling and destruction of all sensitive data stored on servers at all stages of recycling. Plus, we can take away all your other IT recycling, for example computers, laptops, monitors and printers to provide an all-in-one WEEE recycling solution.
When replacing IT equipment and disposing of redundant devices, choose Zero Tech Waste for secure data deletion and eco-friendly WEEE recycling. We ensure your data is handled in compliance with relevant policies and regulations, providing you with complete peace of mind.
IT recycling in the public sector
We collect and recycle all types of IT and networking equipment
Business laptops, netbooks, Chromebooks, 2-in-1, ultraportables, desktops, workstations, all-in-ones, small form factors, micro computers, all forms of server and networking equipment, Hard drives, optical media, magnetic backup media and smart cards.
It’s not just computers…
We collect mobile devices, servers & telephony equipment, monitors & displays, printers and accessories.
In fact we can recycle most e-waste (WEEE) for FREE, but note that there are a few items that we charge to collect.
Enhanced data destruction service
For organisations requiring end-to-end asset tracking & certification, we offer an enhanced service that includes a full audit trail and a Enhanced Certificate of Destruction for each individual device/disk.
Just £5 + VAT per device, let us know when you book.
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No matter the size or sector of your clients – whether small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), nonprofits or government agencies, we provide secure collection and recycling of a wide range of IT equipment.
Our service is free* for collections of 10 or more items, and includes secure data wiping, and all certificates & documentation.

* Note: we may make a charge for collections of fewer than 10 items, or for certain items. Please see our fees here or email us for further information
Here’s why public sector organisations trust Zero Tech Waste
We offer flexible solutions, including secure wheelie bins for on-site collection or convenient bulk pickups from your premises. With our free* IT equipment collection service, you can recycle your redundant IT assets at no cost when you have at least 10 qualifying items.

Secure free nationwide collection
Typically, we can retrieve the collection within 24 to 72 hours of the initial enquiry. Our fleet is equipped with full tracking capabilities, ensuring a thorough and audited solution.

Fully insured & compliant
We follow strict GDPR & WEEE regulation practices, and we only employ vetted, security-cleared personnel to manage your IT recycling — including carrying out the secure destruction of any sensitive data.

Secure data destruction
Once collected, all items will undergo an inspection, and all necessary measures will be taken to destroy any sensitive or confidential data – with an option of individual asset tracking for those that require it.

Sustainable IT recycling
We aim to recycle 100% of your IT assets.
No waste is exported to other countries, we process everything in the UK.
Reduce your eco-footprint with our carbon negative promise.
* We may charge for collections of fewer than 10 items: our charges.
It’s easy to recycle e-waste with us
Driven by a mission to raise the standards of IT recycling, we are committed to solutions that limit waste in the UK and avoid exporting waste, contributing to pollution in other countries.