St. Charles
303 East Main Street, St. Charles, IL, US
IL, 60174, United States
Processing facilityApproximate location
Virnich Solutions
303 East Main Street, St. Charles, IL, United States · 1 facility
- Active certifications
- 1
- Facilities
- 1
- in one country
- Country with facilities
- 1
- United States
Counted from the facility and certificate records published on this page. Each one is cited individually under Sources.
Participant roles
Data destruction and sanitization (service)
Public listing · L1
- Public listing: NAID AAA endorsements: Conventional Hard Drive Overwriting (Facility); Physical Hard Drive Destruction (Facility); Solid-State Device Destruction (Facility); Solid-State Device Overwriting (Facility)
- Company: "A global SaaS provider engaged Virnich to oversee the secure decommissioning and removal of server racks and cabling across multiple data centers." (https://virnichsolutions.com)
Industries served
- Data centers: "We deliver white-glove, mission-critical solutions for enterprises, data centers, and technology companies across the country." virnichsolutions.com (L2 corroborated)
About
What the sources state about this company. Anything not researched yet says so.
- Description
- Virnich Solutions provides on-site ITAD and high-value logistics services, including data center decommissioning, packing and secure transport of server racks and IT assets. It serves enterprises, data centers and technology companies across the United States.
- Electronic components handled
- Data center infrastructure
- Data center infrastructure: "A global SaaS provider engaged Virnich to oversee the secure decommissioning and removal of server racks and cabling across multiple data centers." virnichsolutions.com (L2 corroborated)
- Countries with facilities on record
- United States
The description and the material classes above are read from this company's own website, reviewed by hand before publication, and cited field by field in Sources below.
Facilities1
Sites as the registry publishes them. Address text is reproduced from the source.
The registry publishes coordinates without stating how precise they are, so these render as approximate locations rather than facility pins. Points are upgraded as they are reviewed.
Certifications1 active of 1 on record
Held certificates as the issuing registry publishes them, with the retrieval date for each.
NAID AAAUnversioned (the source states no standard version)
One certificate on record / issued under i-SIGMA
Certified for, across the covered sites
- Facility: Conventional Hard Drive Overwriting
- Facility: Physical Hard Drive Destruction
- Facility: Solid-State Device Destruction
- Facility: Solid-State Device Overwriting
- Certificate number
- Not published
- Valid until
- 31 August 2027
Certified for
- Facility: Conventional Hard Drive Overwriting
- Facility: Physical Hard Drive Destruction
- Facility: Solid-State Device Destruction
- Facility: Solid-State Device Overwriting
Covers St. Charles
Verified against the i-SIGMA service locator (NAID AAA and PRISM), retrieved 12 October 2026. i-SIGMA service locator (fetched from /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php)
Sources8 field citations
Where each published field came from, when it was last retrieved, and how confident the record is.
| Field | Source | Last retrieved | Method and confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| organizations.description | the company's own website | 13 October 2026 | Extracted from a pageL2 corroborated |
| Company name | i-SIGMA service locatorTechnical detailFetched from https://isigmaonline.org/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php. That endpoint is what the citation records, because it is the resource the data actually came from. It is a machine endpoint and does not render as a page. | 12 October 2026 | Parsed from the registryL1 stated by the source registry |
| Website | i-SIGMA service locatorTechnical detailFetched from https://isigmaonline.org/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php. That endpoint is what the citation records, because it is the resource the data actually came from. It is a machine endpoint and does not render as a page. | 12 October 2026 | Parsed from the registryL1 stated by the source registry |
| Site country | i-SIGMA service locatorTechnical detailFetched from https://isigmaonline.org/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php. That endpoint is what the citation records, because it is the resource the data actually came from. It is a machine endpoint and does not render as a page. | 12 October 2026 | Parsed from the registryL1 stated by the source registry |
| Coordinate precision | i-SIGMA service locatorTechnical detailFetched from https://isigmaonline.org/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php. That endpoint is what the citation records, because it is the resource the data actually came from. It is a machine endpoint and does not render as a page. | 12 October 2026 | Parsed from the registryL1 stated by the source registry |
| Site address | i-SIGMA service locatorTechnical detailFetched from https://isigmaonline.org/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php. That endpoint is what the citation records, because it is the resource the data actually came from. It is a machine endpoint and does not render as a page. | 12 October 2026 | Parsed from the registryL1 stated by the source registry |
| Certification status | i-SIGMA service locatorTechnical detailFetched from https://isigmaonline.org/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php. That endpoint is what the citation records, because it is the resource the data actually came from. It is a machine endpoint and does not render as a page. | 12 October 2026 | Parsed from the registryL1 stated by the source registry |
| Certification version | i-SIGMA service locatorTechnical detailFetched from https://isigmaonline.org/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php. That endpoint is what the citation records, because it is the resource the data actually came from. It is a machine endpoint and does not render as a page. | 12 October 2026 | Parsed from the registryL1 stated by the source registry |
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