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We moved more than 200 servers out of Amsterdam to nine data centres in six countries in five days. Ten engineers, five flights, one ATA carnet for our kit and one very good customs agent got the servers to their new homes, with only minor glitches, mainly over access.

In April 2024 a team of five from Secure Transportation made a white glove final mile delivery of three medical devices worth £600k. The devices had to stay horizontal and go down four flights of steps. We surveyed the site, wrote the plans and RAMS first, then used staging and an electric stacker.

In December 2022 we took a 280 kg rack up to the ninth floor of a client's new London office with our PowerMate stair climber. The stairs left 2.5 cm either side of the handrails, and the landings were tight, so the machine had to be taken off and put back on at every turn.

In January 2026 a team of eight moved about 1,000U of lab and comms room equipment for one client. We de-racked it, packed it, transported it and re-racked it in its new home. The move was insured for £4.5m, and the project was managed from start to finish.

Between March 2024 and February 2025 we installed acoustic pods and booths in London offices, mostly at weekends and out of hours. The work ranged from five meeting pods on a Saturday with six people to ten phone booths in one visit, and a meeting room dismantled and rebuilt inside the same building.

A move across the Irish Sea needs a customs broker's work as well as a van. In February 2023 our in house customs agent cleared two multifunction printers (MFPs) and 250+ items of our own tools and flight cases on an ATA carnet, between Manchester and Dublin. It took four trips to customs.

Moving eight racks between sites in London took months of planning and one carefully split migration day. We surveyed both sites, traced and audited every cable, pre-cabled the destination, then ran separate teams for day and night de-rack and re-rack, cable retrieval, and patching and support.

Exhibition transport is two jobs with a hard deadline between them: getting the stand in, and getting it out. For an office-pod manufacturer in November 2024, we packed down three meeting rooms and two phone booths at an exhibition centre in one night, then handled the delivery, installation and return logistics.

In eight days our team decommissioned equipment in four data centres, two in Helsinki and two in Amsterdam, then carried out three installs in Paris data centres. Every van ran on our international operator licence, and more than 300 items of our own equipment travelled on an ATA carnet.

We delivered 7,000 kg of equipment to a Welsh data centre for a hyperscaler in our computer-spec truck, and a team of four removed every piece of packing on site. A second delivery two weeks later brought more than 20 pallets, deboxed.

In December 2024 we began swapping dual monitors for single 34 inch ultrawides across 160 desks. That left 320 old screens to deal with, and the IT recycling side mattered as much as the install: the old kit was collected, tracked and certified, going through IT asset disposition with WEEE certification.

Sometimes laboratory equipment movers have to take a door off. In June 2024 we delivered and installed a £250k scientific device, and the site survey showed the door and frame had to come out, because there was next to no room to spare. We kept the device horizontal and bridged the steps with lite deck staging.

We carried out on site data destruction in Wales in July 2025. Two of our team audited 700 data bearing devices, then destroyed the drives with our HSM shredder while the client watched. Nothing was taken away to be dealt with later.

In February and March 2023 we ran a two week phased project for an investment bank. Engineers cable traced and de-racked kit. We then ran two data centre relocations and a server relocation to Paris, with customs cleared and delivery direct to site, and our HSM shredder went on site for the final decommission.

Pre-staging means the kit is unboxed, checked and ready to rack before anyone reaches site. In July 2024 we pre-staged 22 Juniper MX204 routers in our warehouse for a network upgrade, then two of our engineers installed them across two London data centres.

In June 2024 we relocated 10 racks, 400U of equipment in all, inside a 24 hour window. The kit was shut down in phases, de-cabled and de-racked, then packed into flight cases ready for our trucks the next morning. This is how a window that tight shapes the job.

This was a mobile shredding services job in London, and for two days in March 2025 the back of our truck was both an office and a shredding room. Two of the team scanned and compiled the asset lists as they went, and shredded the drives with our HSM StoreEx HDS 150, running on a generator.

In November 2021 we cleared a three-storey office and research facility before the client handed it back to the landlord. Over 1,000 hard drives came out first, recovered for destruction. Then came the WEEE collections: 7.5 tonnes of IT equipment recycled with WEEE certification, and 15 tonnes of furniture processed.