CORPORACION COMUNITARIA RECICLAJE DEL NORTE, INC. P.T.

CORPORACION COMUNITARIA RECICLAJE DEL NORTE, INC. P.T. provides specialized document destruction services tailored to federal compliance and secure disposal protocols. Their core capability centers on the secure handling, transportation, and physical destruction of sensitive paper and digital records, ensuring adherence to federal standards for data sanitization and chain-of-custody documentation. The contractor delivers end-to-end document lifecycle management services, including secure shredding, certification of destruction, and audit-ready reporting—critical for agencies managing classified, personally identifiable, or regulated information. Their technical expertise lies in compliant destruction methodologies aligned with NIST SP 800-88 guidelines and DoD 5220.22-M standards, with a focus on environmentally responsible disposal practices. A key differentiator is their operational precision in serving geographically constrained regions, ensuring timely, secure, and auditable destruction without reliance on third-party vendors. The contractor has demonstrated direct engagement with the Department of the Treasury, delivering document destruction services specifically for operations in Puerto Rico. This reflects a targeted ability to support federal financial and regulatory agencies requiring secure records management in U.S. territories, with an emphasis on localized service delivery and compliance with federal data retention and destruction mandates. Their primary industry focus is under NAICS 561990, which encompasses all other support services, particularly in the niche of secure records management and destruction. This positions them as a specialized provider within the federal secure disposal market, serving agencies with high sensitivity to data integrity and regulatory compliance. The entity’s structure, certifications, and geographic footprint are not disclosed in available records. However, their active contract with a federal agency confirms operational capacity to meet federal procurement requirements, suggesting a functional presence in the U.S. government contracting ecosystem, particularly in support of territorial operations.