Cambridge HQ
Same Regional Municipality
Asset Disposal
ITAD Business Pick-Ups Secure Solutions ITAD Mapping E-Scrap Trading Producer Compliance Public Drop-OffDestruction
Secure Destruction Data Centre DecommissioningRecycling
Electronics Recycling Laptop RecyclingGreentec's Cambridge headquarters sits within the Regional Municipality of Waterloo, making this the company's home market. Technology companies, the University of Waterloo, Wilfrid Laurier, and K-W manufacturers receive the same NAID AAA certified destruction and RPRA-compliant recycling as any other Ontario program, with local processing and no long-distance transport.
Cambridge HQ
Same Regional Municipality
OECM
University Procurement Framework
NAID AAA
Certified Data Destruction
Local Processing
The Kitchener-Waterloo region is where Greentec operates its company-owned headquarters. Assets collected in K-W are processed locally at the Cambridge facility, with no cross-province transport, no third-party transfer, and no gap in the chain-of-custody.
Company-Owned Processing Facility
95 Struck Court, Cambridge, ON N1R 8L2
Located within the Regional Municipality of Waterloo, Greentec's headquarters serves as the primary processing facility for all Kitchener-Waterloo area programs. NAID AAA certified destruction, R2v3 certified recycling, and full chain-of-custody documentation are applied on-site.
Organizations in K-W's technology, post-secondary, and manufacturing sectors each face compliance obligations when disposing of IT assets, governed by PIPEDA, FIPPA, and Ontario's RPRA regulation.
Kitchener-Waterloo's technology companies, from early-stage startups to established enterprise software firms, handle personal data on devices throughout their operational lifecycle. PIPEDA requires organizations to protect personal information at end of life, including on decommissioned laptops, servers, and mobile devices. Greentec's NAID AAA certified destruction and serialized asset-level certificates provide the documented proof of destruction PIPEDA requires.
The University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University operate under FIPPA, which governs personal information held by Ontario provincial institutions, including student and personnel records. Device disposal programs at these institutions require documented data destruction and chain-of-custody. Greentec's OECM vendor status allows eligible Ontario post-secondary institutions to procure ITAD through the provincial cooperative framework.
Ontario's RPRA regulation requires organizations directing electronics to registered processors that meet provincial standards. Greentec's R2v3 certification and Ontario MOECC Environmental Compliance Approval (permit 6247-6VDJUA) confirm its status as a compliant processor. Organizations in Kitchener-Waterloo receive recycling data and landfill diversion figures at program close for RPRA reporting and corporate ESG disclosure.
Kitchener's manufacturing sector, including automotive components, precision manufacturing, and industrial technology, generates IT assets that may carry proprietary process data, client specifications, and personnel records. PIPEDA obligations apply to this data regardless of industry. Greentec's certified destruction protocols and chain-of-custody documentation cover the specific requirements of manufacturing and industrial clients in the K-W region.
The K-W region concentrates technology, post-secondary, manufacturing, and professional services within a tight geography, all served from Greentec's Cambridge headquarters.
Kitchener-Waterloo is one of Canada's most concentrated technology ecosystems. The Communitech hub, Google's Waterloo office, OpenText, and hundreds of scale-up and enterprise software companies operate in the region. Technology companies refresh IT infrastructure frequently and generate high volumes of devices carrying sensitive data. Greentec's program is structured for technology clients that need serialized destruction documentation and ESG recycling reporting alongside value recovery.
The University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University together manage large and regularly refreshed IT inventories under FIPPA obligations. The University of Waterloo's co-op program and research partnerships generate additional device volume from lab environments, research computing, and faculty equipment. Greentec's academic sector experience and OECM vendor status support procurement through the provincial cooperative framework.
Kitchener's manufacturing heritage in automotive, precision parts, food processing, and advanced manufacturing means the region's industrial sector manages IT assets tied to production systems, supply chain platforms, and proprietary process data. Greentec's high-volume program capabilities and flexible logistics coordination serve manufacturing clients with complex asset inventories and multi-site pickup requirements.
The K-W region's accounting firms, legal practices, insurance companies, and corporate offices manage devices containing client data subject to PIPEDA obligations. These organizations require certified data destruction documentation for both internal governance and client-facing accountability. Greentec's Cambridge headquarters, located in the same Regional Municipality of Waterloo, provides local processing with the same certified standards as any other Ontario program.
All certifications are maintained through independent third-party audits. Documentation is available for FIPPA audits, RPRA compliance submissions, post-secondary procurement evaluations, and ESG reporting.
Data Destruction. Audited secure data destruction for every device type. Applied on-site at Cambridge, within the Regional Municipality of Waterloo.
Responsible Recycling. First Canadian company to achieve R2v3 in 2022. Supports RPRA compliance for K-W organizations with electronics recycling obligations.
Quality Management. Independently audited management system governing consistent delivery across all programs originating in the K-W region.
Environmental Management. Supports ESG and sustainability reporting for K-W technology companies and post-secondary institutions.
Occupational Health and Safety. Governs field operations and facility processing for all Kitchener-Waterloo programs.
Technology company refreshes, university device programs, or manufacturing asset disposals in K-W all follow the same five steps, processed locally at Cambridge with the same documentation standards as every other Ontario program.
STEP 1
Asset inventory scoped by K-W site
Privacy obligations confirmed (PIPEDA, FIPPA)
Data destruction requirements identified per device type
RPRA and MOECC compliance requirements mapped
STEP 2
Security-vetted field crews at each K-W location
Short-haul transport to Cambridge headquarters
Documented chain-of-custody handoff
Scheduling coordinated around site access and business operations
STEP 3
Every asset serialized and tracked from K-W intake
Data destruction method confirmed per device
Value recovery assessment for eligible assets
Chain-of-custody maintained within the Regional Municipality
STEP 4
NIST 800-88 aligned erasure or physical destruction
Processing at Cambridge under NAID AAA protocols
Serialized certificate of data destruction per device
R2v3 certified, RPRA-compliant recycling on-site
STEP 5
Device-level audit report for all K-W sites
Certificates of data destruction for every asset
RPRA recycling weights and landfill diversion data
Value recovery settlement report
Greentec's Cambridge headquarters is located at 95 Struck Court, Cambridge, ON, within the Regional Municipality of Waterloo, the same regional government that covers Kitchener and Waterloo. Collections from Kitchener and Waterloo are coordinated through the Cambridge facility, which is Greentec's company-owned headquarters and primary processing location. Assets are processed under NAID AAA certified protocols on-site.
Technology companies in Kitchener-Waterloo schedule pickups through Greentec's Ontario logistics network, with collections coordinated from the Cambridge headquarters nearby. Programs are structured to accommodate high-volume IT refreshes, multi-building pickups, and the secure destruction of devices carrying proprietary or client data. The program close package includes serialized destruction certificates, chain-of-custody records, and ESG recycling data.
Greentec holds OECM vendor status, which allows eligible Ontario post-secondary institutions, including the University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University, to procure ITAD services through the provincial cooperative purchasing framework. This eliminates the need for a standalone competitive process for each engagement.
The standard program close package includes a serialized certificate of data destruction for every device (tied to its serial number and destruction method), a chain-of-custody log from pickup through final disposition, RPRA-compliant recycling weights and landfill diversion data, and a value recovery settlement report. This documentation supports PIPEDA compliance reviews, client-facing data governance reporting, and ESG disclosure.
Yes. High-volume programs and multi-site collections across Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge are coordinated as a single engagement with consolidated documentation at close. Greentec's Cambridge proximity allows flexible scheduling and rapid turnaround for organizations with time-sensitive programs, such as office consolidations, equipment refreshes tied to lease renewals, or post-acquisition IT harmonizations.
Technology refreshes, university device programs, and manufacturing disposals in K-W are all handled by Greentec's Cambridge headquarters, covering logistics, certified data destruction, and RPRA-compliant recycling with local processing and no long-distance transport.