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our services
Liquis is a national leader in turnkey facility liquidation and decommissioning services
our Projects
Some of the decommissioning, infrastructure asset
recovery, e-waste recycling, and data destruction
services we recently provided
A large enterprise corporation, who regularly refreshes their PCs, encountered a serious problem after new processes were put in place to protect their data. Liquis was not only able to set-up remotely in the enterprise’s facility and perform the data destruction, but also, concurrently, found buyers for the PCs so that they could immediately ship out of the customer site directly to the buyer.
PC
Refresh
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Post merger, an existing client needed Liquis’ services. Many enterprises acquire or merge with other companies and once the assimilation process is complete, they often have entire facilities that are redundant or unnecessary. Because of our knowledge and skills with regard to a broad range of infrastructure assets, Liquis is uniquely suited to liquidate large quantities of different types of corporate assets.
Merger/
Aquisition
go
Fortune 50 company with weekly liquidation needs. Many large companies are constantly refreshing all manner of assets. Prior to Liquis, this global enterprise disposed of and liquidated items on a quarterly basis which required a huge amount of space, time and further depreciation of assets.
Ongoing
Need
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After a corporate restructuring, companies often are left with underutilized facilities that need complete liquidation. Liquis has been the choice of many large companies for liquidations in this instance because the company’s range of assets and Liquis’ broad knowledge and skill-base that encompasses many asset types. These corporations found that using one company (Liquis) alleviated 90% of their pain of a facility liquidation.
Corporate
Restructuring
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Turnkey management of removal of all assets associated with datacenter including 40,000 square feet of raised flooring, 90,000 square feet of office furniture, 15,000 lbs of halon 1301, and about 25 truckloads of electrical gear, IT equipment, and recycled scrap metal. Liquis also managed their IT asset recovery, asbestos remediation and removal of generators.
Data Center
Shutdown
go
A specialty closed-circuit security company was purchased by another security company for its client base, not its hard assets. Because of the potential difficulty in selling such highly specialized CCTV equipment, Liquis spent time and money to train our technicians on the equipment so that their functionality could be tested and some refurbishment performed. Once properly tested and described, the equipment was easily sold for more than the client expected.
Complete
Asset Buyout
go
One high tech client changed their focus from a broad range of products to a narrower range. They wanted to liquidate a large portion of their inventory quickly, but not into markets where they currently had distributors. After analyzing the products, existing channels and potential markets with our client, together we planned a liquidation event to a single overseas customer in a transaction that met all of our client’s needs.
Excess
Inventory
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Liquis worked with a printer supplier across 156 locations nationwide to design a process whereby as the new printers were delivered and installed, the old printers were placed in the new printer’s box, a Liquis shipping label was attached, the unused toners were boxed and likewise labeled and all were picked up by our carrier that day. This no-hassle, fast, flexible and reliable business relationship is a hallmark of how we do business at Liquis.
Technology
Migration
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Liquis managed a bankrupt broadband company’s liquidation of high-end, high quality, high volume of servers, PCs, laptops and network gear. Managing the end-to-end process of pickup, inventory, test, market, sell, ship and follow-on, Liquis sold the company’s assets in a timely manner via a transparent public auction for an amount substantially higher than the company was offered in a single buyer-takes-all transaction.
Bankruptcy
Liquidation
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Turnkey management of removal of all assets associated with datacenter including 40,000 square feet of raised flooring, 90,000 square feet of office furniture, 15,000 lbs of halon 1301, and about 25 truckloads of electrical gear, IT equipment, and recycled scrap metal. Liquis also managed their IT asset recovery, asbestos remediation and removal of generators.
Data Center
Shutdown
go
our Presence
Liquis offers facility decommissioning and liquidation services all over the United States and Canada.
Office Liquidation Information
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How Liquis Operates
Because of our robust, standardized processes and our breadth of services, Liquis is the provider of choice for businesses requiring decommissioning services, asset disposition, value recovery, and recycling services.
Liquis quickly and effectively liquidates underutilized or obsolete infrastructure assets via purchases, services, auctions, recycling and more.
A company’s assets contain value in the form of data, dollars and time. Liquis protects your data, returns value for assets, and frees time better spent on core competencies. We believe in building long-term business relationships by providing exemplary and timely services.
Liquis, founded in 2002, is one of the largest facility decommissioning services companies in the U.S.
Over 300 customers leverage Liquis’ services at single and/or multiple locations worldwide, small or large scale. We tailor each contract to best suit each customers’ needs. Our contracts range from decommissioning assets from one small office, to multi-facility, phased, large scale decommissions planned months in advance.
Our office liquidation staff is professional and courteous, while making sure all parties agree upon the project beforehand. We stand by our price quotes and estimates, and are on time on both project start and end dates.