San Diego County hosts one of California's most diverse IT equipment sources — military and defense contractors throughout the region retire large volumes of computers, servers, and networking equipment on federal procurement cycles. Biotech and pharmaceutical companies in Torrey Pines and Sorrento Valley generate steady laptop and lab equipment waste. And a growing commercial sector from downtown San Diego to Chula Vista adds consistent volume for approved e-waste collectors.
San Diego recyclers face the same California compliance requirements as the rest of the state — CalRecycle CEW reporting to CalRecycle, DTSC documentation, and CEW log maintenance — but often with an added layer of documentation requirements from defense and government clients who need certificates of recycling and chain-of-custody records as part of their data destruction compliance programs.
Tayr consolidates all of this into one platform. Pallet receiving tags every load at intake. SB-20 reports and DTSC documentation generate from that data. Client invoicing and certificates of recycling connect to the same records. And the pickup portal handles scheduling requests from corporate accounts without the back-and-forth of phone and email coordination.