Industries · Government Contractors
Media Vaulting for Government Contractors
Contract obligations frequently specify how data is handled, where it is held, and how it is destroyed — and they are audited against, not assumed.
Bring your retention schedule. We will tell you what it actually costs to meet it.
Air-gapped
No network connection. Ransomware cannot reach it.
70°F / 50%
Climate held to ±2° and ±5% RH
9R
Highest UL vault rating available
40+
Years operating since 1983
Why it matters
The pressure this sector is actually under
Flow-down clauses put handling requirements on you regardless of your size, and the evidence burden falls on the contractor. Destruction in particular is a common finding: certificates from vendors nobody watched, covering media nobody serialised.
What firms in this sector hand us
- Backup tape and drive sets
- Project records and deliverable archives
- Retired hardware holding contract data
- Media scheduled for destruction
Compliance
Frameworks that usually apply
These pages describe what physical custody contributes. They are general background, not legal advice, and they do not state retention periods.
Services this sector uses most
Questions from government contractors
- Can you meet a specific contract handling clause?
- Send us the clause. We will tell you plainly what we do and do not meet rather than saying yes to everything.
- Do you hold classified material?
- No. We are not a cleared facility and we do not claim to be.
- Is destruction witnessed and serialised?
- Yes, both. The certificate lists every serial and who witnessed it.
Other sectors we serve
See the vault before you decide.
Tours are private and by appointment. You will see the vault door, the man-trap entry, and the box sizes in person. No account relationship is required to visit.