HVF PRECIOUS METALS LLC

HVF Precious Metals LLC specializes in the secure destruction and recovery of classified information technology equipment through high-temperature incineration and nonferrous metal refining processes. Their core technical expertise lies in the controlled thermal degradation of sensitive electronic components, ensuring irreversible data eradication in compliance with NSA/CSS specifications and DoD 5220.22-M standards. The contractor integrates hazardous waste treatment protocols with materials recovery operations, enabling the safe disposal of classified circuitry while reclaiming valuable nonferrous metals—particularly copper, gold, and palladium—from decommissioned IT assets. This dual capability in sanitization and resource recovery distinguishes them as a trusted provider for special access program (SAP) and SCI-level equipment destruction, with proven experience in handling highly sensitive DoD systems including SAPRCO and AFOTEC DET 6 platforms. The company maintains an exclusive focus on the Department of Defense, delivering classified IT destruction services across multiple commands and special programs. Their work supports secure lifecycle management of sensitive hardware, from physical intake through certified destruction and material accountability, ensuring chain-of-custody integrity throughout the process. Operating under NAICS 331410 for nonferrous metal smelting and refining, HVF Precious Metals LLC is positioned at the intersection of defense security and industrial recycling, serving the niche market for secure, environmentally compliant disposal of electronic waste containing classified data. Their secondary capabilities in hazardous waste treatment (562211) and materials recovery (562920) reinforce their role as an end-to-end solution for DoD’s classified IT decommissioning needs. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Tucson, Arizona, HVF Precious Metals LLC operates without federal certifications but maintains rigorous operational standards aligned with DoD security requirements. Their geographic presence and specialized facility infrastructure support national defense logistics with localized, secure processing capabilities.