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1. The school or administrative unit begins the disposal process by taking an inventory of Data Storage Devices, and determines which assets need to be removed from inventory.
2. After Data Storage Devices have been identified for disposal, the Inventory Disposal Personnel assigned to that area should be contacted. The Inventory Disposal Personnel will assist with preparing the Data Storage Devices for disposal.
3. Inventory Disposal Personnel will enter the following required information into the UMB online system for each Data Storage Device removed from service and identified for disposal, and submit the request
   • Asset Type Removed (Hard Drive, Smartphone, Laptop, Tablet, Desktop Computer, etc.);
   • Date asset was removed;
   • Individual who removed the asset;
   • School or unit where the asset was removed;
   • Serial number of asset.  In some cases an asset may not have a serial number.  If it is “non-serialized” equipment, it should be noted as N/A;
   • Parent serial number if the hard drive was removed and is not being disposed of with the rest of the system (ensure serial number of parent system is noted on the hard drive);
   • Barcode (if available);
   • Whether the item was a tracked capital asset;
   • Asset tag number (capital/non-capital);
   • Reason for removal;
   • Item location.
4. The Surplus Property Division of Strategic Sourcing and Acquisition Services (“SSAS”) receives the online request and coordinates with the Inventory Disposal Personnel to schedule a pick-up of the Data Storage Devices to be removed.   
5. If a Data Storage Device is rejected by the Surplus Property Division at the time of pickup, Surplus Property informs the Inventory Disposal Personnel supporting that area why the Data Storage Device was rejected.  Inventory Disposal Personnel proceed to correct the issue(s) with the Data Storage Device and re-submit the disposal request.
6. After the Surplus Property Division collects a Data Storage Device, it is stored securely by UMB until UMB’s contractor for disposal of Data Storage Devices (“disposal contractor”) can carry out the destruction or other disposition of the device.
7. The UMB disposal contractor will record in the contractor’s system the details of the destruction or disposition of each Data Storage Device handled by the contractor and will generate a report for Surplus Property that includes any needed certification.  The disposal contractor must sanitize any Data Storage Device it collects that is not being destroyed. The UMB Office of General Accounting receives a report from the disposal contractor identifying each Data Storage Device handled by the contractor that UMB has classified as a capital asset.

If a Data Storage Device will be reused or repurposed within UMB, or will be donated by UMB, e.g., to another state agency, the Data Storage Device must be sanitized by UMB.  The school or unit that is disposing of the Data Storage Device should contact its assigned Inventory Disposal Personnel for assistance in sanitizing the Data Storage Device.  Specific procedures for sanitizing media in accordance with the NIST “Guidelines for Media Sanitization” are included in Appendix A.

Any Data Storage Device that is sanitized for later use must be recorded on the school or unit Sanitization Validation Form and the form must be retained for three years for audit verification.

The Sanitization Validation Form in Appendix B‌ outlines the information to be documented and retained.