Defence and aerospace
Controlled goods destroyed in Ontario by a registered company, with the record your Designated Official needs.
Talk with a Managing Partner NowPrime contractors, their suppliers and repair shops
If you hold controlled goods, you already know they cannot leave by the scrap bin. EDI is registered with Canada's Controlled Goods Program and destroys controlled material at its own facility in Orillia, Ontario. Every EDI employee, from the truck drivers to the shredder operators, is security assessed and authorized under Canada's Controlled Goods Program.
What usually leaves a site like yours
Controlled parts and assembliesCircuit card assemblies, components, cable assemblies and metal parts at end of life.Controlled Goods Destruction Prototypes and engineering unitsControlled or not, destroyed so they cannot be rebuilt.Prototype & Product Destruction Drives and data-bearing devicesShredded, with every serial number recorded.Data Destruction Uncontrolled production scrapBoards, solder and metals with no controls on them, recycled and settled.Electronic & Circuit Board Recycling Equipment between sitesSensitive equipment moved or stored by our Ottawa team.Specialty Moving Services
What matters to you
A registered destination
EDI is registered with the Controlled Goods Program, valid to 2029-05-29. Ask for a copy of the registration certificate.
A record that stands up at inspection
The certificate of destruction states what was destroyed, how, when and where.
Destroyed in Canada
Your controlled material is destroyed in Canada, at our own facility in Orillia, Ontario.
Small lots welcome
A few boxes from a small supplier get the same handling as a truckload.
Questions we get
Can your Designated Official talk to ours?
Yes. Ask when you call and we will arrange it.
Do you handle classified material?
No. Our registration is for controlled goods. Classified material follows government rules of its own.
