The company is now the largest full-service information technology (IT) asset disposition company in the country.

"Size, scale and financial stability are key in selecting a partner in the IT asset disposition industry," said Intechra CEO Lynn C. (Chip) Slack. "We are glad to complete the merger and move forward as one team under the Intechra name."

Intechra helps large businesses retire IT assets in compliance with federal privacy regulations, state and local environmental laws and in-house policies. The company provides disposition for personal computers, servers, networking equipment, UNIX systems, monitors and printers.

Intechra has approximately 210 employees in three processing facilities and 10 sales offices across the country. The company is the only IT asset disposition company with processing facilities in the eastern, western and central regions of the United States.

With annual revenues of $40 million, management expects organic growth of 18 percent to 20 percent annually.

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