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Cortez, CO Data Center Equipment Buyers

A data hall retirement in Cortez usually involves three trades: an electrician to de-energize and disconnect, a rigger to move heavy power and cooling equipment, and a hauler to get it off site.

ScopeWe decommission
and load
PaymentBefore the truck
leaves
CoverageAll 50 states
and DC
Data center decommissioning in Cortez, CO
Rooms bought complete in Cortez and across Colorado.
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Data center equipment buyers in Cortez

A data hall retirement in Cortez usually involves three trades: an electrician to de-energize and disconnect, a rigger to move heavy power and cooling equipment, and a hauler to get it off site. Coordinating three vendors around one shutdown window is where these projects go sideways. We collapse all three into one contract and pay you for the equipment on top of it.

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What Colorado conditions mean for your number

Denver's carrier hotels and the Colorado Springs defense computing cluster produce a mix of telecom DC plant and secure government hall work. In practical terms, Cortez projects benefit from that density: we already run crews through Denver, Colorado Springs and Aurora, so mobilization is a scheduling question rather than a cost problem.

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What we buy in Cortez

Three-phase, modular and monolithic

UPS Systems

We buy three-phase uninterruptible power supplies out of live and decommissioned white space: modular frames, monolithic units, matching battery cabinets and the static switches that go with them.

10 kVA – 2.5 MVA modules
Floor-mount, RPP and rack PDUs

PDUs

Floor-mount PDUs with integral transformers, remote power panels, and metered or switched rack PDUs by the pallet — we buy all three tiers of distribution.

50 kVA – 1000 kVA floor units
Overhead track, tap boxes, elbows

Busway

Overhead busway is the most reusable thing in a white space and the most commonly thrown away. We buy full runs, tap-off boxes, elbows and end feeds.

225 A – 5000 A runs
LV and MV, ATS, breakers

Switchgear

Low-voltage lineups, medium-voltage metal-clad gear, automatic transfer switches and loose breakers — bought as complete lineups or section by section.

480 V – 38 kV lineups
Diesel and gas, enclosed or open

Generators

Standby diesel and natural gas generator sets, sub-base and belly tanks, paralleling gear and radiator packages — running or not.

100 kW – 3 MW standby sets
Air-cooled, water-cooled, CRAH/CRAC

Chillers

Air-cooled and water-cooled chillers, cooling towers, CRAC and CRAH units, pumps and dry coolers — the whole mechanical plant.

50 – 2000 ton capacity
Compute, storage, network, GPU

Servers

Rackmount compute, storage arrays, network gear and GPU nodes — bought by the rack or by the hall, with documented data destruction.

Single racks – full halls
Everything the equipment sits in

Data Center Infrastructure

Cabinets, containment, cable tray, raised floor, fiber and copper plant — the structure everything else was mounted in.

Cabinets, tray, containment, floor
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How a project runs

For Cortez sites we quote two ways when it helps: a single number for the room as it sits, and a line-by-line itemization so you can see what the UPS, the gensets, the chillers and the IT are each contributing. Some teams need the lump sum for approval speed; others need the detail for asset records. You can have both.

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How the offer is built

Batteries deserve a specific note. VRLA strings usually carry scrap value we credit back to you; lithium cabinets have different handling and transportation requirements that we account for explicitly. Either way the batteries come out of your Cortez room as part of the scope, properly manifested, not left behind for someone else to deal with.

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Data security and compliance

If your Cortez facility handles regulated data — patient records under HIPAA, cardholder data under PCI, student records under FERPA, or federal workloads — tell us at the quote stage. We adjust the scope so drive handling, escorting and reporting satisfy your auditor rather than retrofitting compliance after the fact.

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What you are actually buying from us

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We do the decommissioning

Our crews rack out the hardware, de-energize and pull the electrical distribution, recover refrigerant, drain glycol, cut and cap piping, and break down containment and cabinets. You are not hiring a broker who then hires a rigger who then hires a hauler. One company, one point of contact, one insurance certificate.

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We do the loading

Rigging, lift and crane work, dock plates, pallets, stretch wrap, load bars, straps and the trucks themselves are ours. Overhead busway comes down on lifts. Generators and chillers go out on cranes. Servers leave palletized and manifested. Nothing about the load-out becomes your problem.

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Payment before the truck leaves

You are paid in full before equipment leaves your dock — wire, company check or cashier's check, your choice. No consignment, no percentage of eventual resale, no invoice you have to chase. The racks stay where they are until the money has landed.

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Drive destruction, documented

Every data-bearing device is degaussed and physically destroyed, on your floor if you prefer. You receive a certificate of destruction listing serial numbers and a chain-of-custody record signed at each handoff, formatted so your audit team can reconcile it against your asset register.

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The room is left clean

Floor tiles reset, penetrations patched, abandoned cable removed, debris hauled, and the space swept. Where a landlord or lease requires a specific restoration standard, we work to it and document the result with photographs before and after.

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Written offers that hold

Quotes are written, itemized by category, and hold for thirty days. If your process needs a formal bid document, a W-9, a certificate of insurance naming your entity, or a purchase order reference on the offer, say so and it is on the paperwork.

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Electrical equipment we also buy in Cortez

Transformers, switchgear and general electrical apparatus are bought under dedicated programs, on the same terms:

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Nearby Colorado coverage

We cover the whole Colorado market, so if your equipment is not in Cortez itself, one of these is probably closer:

All Colorado cities

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Frequently asked questions

Do you buy equipment that is still under a service contract?
Yes, and we will coordinate with the OEM or service provider so contract termination and equipment transfer line up. Tell us at the quote stage which Cortez assets have active coverage; occasionally a transferable contract increases what we can pay.
We are on an upper floor with a small freight elevator. Is that a problem?
It is a routine problem. Large UPS frames, transformers and gensets often have to be disassembled to pass elevator weight limits and door widths. Our survey of your Cortez site establishes the rigging path before we commit to a date, and the cost is already inside the offer.
Do you actually buy data center equipment in Cortez, or just broker it?
We buy it. Data Center Equipment Buyer is the purchaser of record — we fund the purchase, we send our own crews to Cortez to decommission and load, and we take title when the equipment leaves your dock. There is no third-party buyer waiting behind us to approve the price.
What is the smallest job you will take in Cortez?
A single UPS, one generator, a few PDUs or a handful of cabinets is worth a call. Because we route crews across Colorado continuously, small Cortez pickups can usually be added to an existing run rather than priced as a dedicated trip.
How fast can you get to a Cortez site?
Written offers go out the same business day in almost every case. Once an offer is accepted, typical mobilization to Cortez is a few business days for straightforward removals and one to two weeks for large halls that need phased shutdowns, rigging plans or landlord coordination.
Do you handle the decommissioning, or do we have to shut it down first?
We handle it. Our crews rack out IT, de-energize and remove distribution, recover refrigerant under EPA rules, drain and cap glycol loops, break down containment and cabinets, and sweep the space. If the Cortez room is still live we phase the work so load transfers cleanly.

Selling data center equipment in Cortez?

Send the asset list. Written, itemized offer the same business day.

Request a Written Offer

Send the asset list, or just tell us roughly what is in the room. We come back the same business day with a written, itemized offer.

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