TES Selects Spotsylvania as the Location for its New ITAD Facility

SEATTLE (Scrap Monster): Singapore-based TES announced its decision to set up a new IT asset disposal (ITAD) and recycling center in Spotsylvania County, Virginia. The company will invest $1.29 million on building the facility, which is expected to create nearly 25 jobs in the region.

Announcing the decision, Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam noted that Virginia grabbed the project after competing with Delaware and Maryland. The Commonwealth’s reputation as one of the nation’s largest tech hubs, helped it to get the project. The opening of the TES facility would ensure that the Commonwealth is immensely benefited by the projected job growth in information technology related sectors.

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Brian Ball, Secretary of Commerce and Trade noted that the investment is a testament to Virginia’s world-class tech talent and infrastructure.

Meantime, TES Chief Commercial Officer Eric Ingebretsen stated that the opening of the new Virginia facility reaffirms the company’s commitment to provide full lifecycle IT solutions for clients across the world. The new location will offer safe, efficient and reliable IT asset disposition services, including data destruction, refurbishment and recycling to customers, he added.

TES currently has 38 locations spread across 22 countries, which together employs over 1,700 workers.