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About This Location

BPAI LLC at 901 Curtain Ave in Baltimore is an IT asset disposition (ITAD) and electronics recycling company that works primarily with businesses, financial, healthcare and other organizations. Services include secure IT equipment pickup, data destruction and media sanitization, data-center decommissioning, and environmentally responsible disposal of computers, servers, networking gear and related electronics. It is a B2B electronics recycler rather than a walk-in household drop-off center.

What BPAI LLC Accepts

✓ Computers, laptops and servers (IT asset disposition)
✓ Networking & office equipment (Including printers and projectors)
✓ Hard drives & media (data destruction) (Media sanitization / secure data destruction)
✓ Cell phones, tablets and portable devices
✓ UPS batteries / backup systems

Related recycling guides: Electronics · Batteries

What they do not accept

BPAI is a business-focused IT asset disposition and electronics recycler. It is not a municipal household drop-off and does not handle general household recyclables (glass, plastics, paper) or non-electronic household hazardous waste.

Fees

  • IT equipment recycling & pickup — Advertised as free electronics recycling & IT equipment pickup (no pickup charge stated)

Access & restrictions

Commercial/drop-off for businesses · Appointment required · BPAI primarily serves businesses (corporate, financial, healthcare) through scheduled onsite IT equipment pickup and data destruction. Contact them to arrange service; walk-in household drop-off is not advertised.

Programs & events

  • Data destruction / media sanitization
  • Data center decommissioning

Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I drop off my old computer at BPAI as a resident?

BPAI is an IT asset disposition (ITAD) and electronics recycler focused on businesses, offering scheduled IT equipment pickup and data destruction. Walk-in household drop-off is not advertised, so call (410) 662-6380 first. For residents, Baltimore City also runs electronics recycling at its Northwest Transfer Station and citizen drop-off centers.

What electronics does BPAI recycle?

BPAI handles computers, laptops, servers, networking and office equipment, printers and projectors, hard drives and media, cell phones, tablets, and UPS batteries/backup systems, along with secure data destruction.

Does BPAI destroy data on old drives?

Yes. BPAI provides data destruction and media sanitization along with data-center decommissioning, which is a core part of its IT asset disposition service for compliance-conscious organizations.

Is BPAI's service free?

BPAI advertises free electronics recycling and IT equipment pickup. Specific terms (minimum quantities, service area) are not detailed online, so confirm directly before scheduling.

Where should Baltimore residents take general recycling instead?

BPAI is not a household recycling center. For glass, plastics, paper and mixed recyclables, Baltimore City residents should use curbside recycling and the city's residential drop-off centers; for electronics, use the city's e-cycling drop-off.

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Contact & Location

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901 Curtain Ave, Baltimore, MD 21218
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City / State
Baltimore, Maryland

Opening Hours

Monday 9 AM–5 PM
Tuesday 9 AM–5 PM
Wednesday 9 AM–5 PM
Thursday 9 AM–5 PM
Friday 9 AM–5 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
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