CHICKASAW-OWNED · TECHNOLOGY RECOVERY

Your technology.
Its next chapter.
Handled with care.

Retiring equipment is more than a logistics decision. Protect sensitive data, explore remaining asset value, and plan a responsible path forward with Hawkins Technology Recovery.

Hawkins Technology Recovery — Secure, Recover, Remarket, Sustain
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BUILT AROUND YOUR ORGANIZATION

Tribal governmentsCasinos & resortsHealthcareEducationMunicipalitiesCommercial organizations

SERVICES / ITAD

A clear path from
retirement to recovery.

IT asset disposition (ITAD) brings data protection, equipment handling, and final disposition into one project plan. Start with your inventory, your policies, and the outcomes you need.

01 / SECURE

Data security planning

Define handling requirements, sanitization or destruction needs, and the records your organization expects.

Explore data security
02 / RECOVER

Technology recovery

Scope equipment retirement, inventory reconciliation, and collection logistics around your operational needs.

Explore asset recovery
03 / REMARKET

Value recovery

Evaluate reusable equipment for resale potential, with clear expectations for condition, costs, and proceeds.

Explore remarketing
04 / SUSTAIN

Responsible disposition

Consider reuse first where appropriate, then define a recycling path for equipment at the end of its useful life.

Explore sustainability

Service scope, availability, processing arrangements, and documentation are confirmed in the written project proposal.

DATA SECURITY

The equipment can leave.
The responsibility stays.

Data-bearing devices need a plan before they move. We start the conversation with your security requirements, approval process, and expectations for evidence.

Plan your data requirements
01

Define the custody trail

Identify devices, handoff points, authorized handlers, and the records needed to reconcile your assets.

02

Choose the appropriate method

Specify sanitization or physical destruction based on media type, sensitivity, and your organization’s policies.

03

Agree on the evidence

Confirm verification, exception handling, and any certificates or disposition reports required before work begins.

TECHNOLOGY RECOVERY & REMARKETING

Retired from your fleet.
Ready for what’s next.

Some equipment may still have a useful second life. Age, condition, specifications, data requirements, and market demand help determine whether reuse or remarketing makes sense.

We help frame the evaluation so recovery opportunities and processing costs can be considered together. Resale value is assessed case by case and is never guaranteed.

Start with the assets you have.

  • End-user devicesLaptops, desktops & workstations
  • Enterprise infrastructureServers, storage & networking equipment
  • Workplace technologyDisplays, peripherals & related electronics

Equipment acceptance and special handling requirements are confirmed during scoping.

SUSTAINABILITY

More useful life.
Less unnecessary waste.

A responsible retirement plan looks beyond the pickup.

Prioritize reuse where security and equipment condition allow. For remaining material, define the recycling route, downstream responsibilities, and reporting expectations in advance.

Reuse thoughtfully

Balance the opportunity for a second life with your data and operational requirements.

Document the outcome

Agree on the disposition records needed for your internal reporting.

INDIAN COUNTRY / TRIBAL SERVICES

Respect for sovereignty.
Attention to your priorities.

Chickasaw-owned. Focused on responsible technology recovery.

Tribal governments and enterprises manage technology across essential services, hospitality, healthcare, education, and administration. Equipment retirement should reflect the needs of each community and organization.

Discuss your organization’s needs

Your governance comes first

Build the scope around your approval pathways, data handling expectations, and procurement requirements.

Plan around continuity

Discuss site access, sensitive environments, scheduling, and the needs of multiple departments.

Clear procurement documentation

Confirm any required vendor registrations or eligibility documentation directly before relying on a procurement preference.

ABOUT HAWKINS TECHNOLOGY RECOVERY

Four principles.
One focused purpose.

Help organizations make thoughtful decisions about technology at the end of its service life.

Hawkins Technology Recovery is a Chickasaw-owned business built around a straightforward idea: data security, asset value, and responsible disposition belong in the same conversation.

Our approach begins with understanding your requirements and defining a practical scope. Clear expectations come before commitments, so you can evaluate the proposed process, responsibilities, and deliverables.

SECURE | RECOVER | REMARKET | SUSTAIN

Rod Hawkins, owner of Hawkins Technology Recovery

ROD HAWKINS | OWNER

Experience behind
the next chapter.

Rod brings 30+ years of engineering, operations, and supply chain experience, including roles at Texas Instruments, Raytheon and EDS.

His experience includes managing supply chains for 175+ project deployments and annual spending above $60 million, building procurement departments and streamlining growing operations.

As a management team member, he helped lead ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 13485:2003 certification efforts and ITAR registration. Rod holds a B.S. in Industrial Engineering from Texas A&M University.

Rod’s great-great-great-grandfather, Benjamin Franklin Overton, served four terms as governor of the Chickasaw Nation in the late 1800s: 1874–1876, 1876–1878, 1880–1882, and 1882–1884.

SECURE | RECOVER | REMARKET | SUSTAIN

LET’S TALK

What’s next for
your technology?

Start with the equipment you’re retiring and the requirements that matter most. We’ll use those details to begin a project conversation.

Email rod@hawkinstr.com

A useful starting point

  • Equipment types and approximate quantities
  • Location and preferred timeframe
  • Data sanitization or destruction requirements
  • Inventory and reporting expectations

Please do not include passwords, patient information, or other sensitive records in an initial inquiry.