Metro Early College High School is seeking approval to dispose of a set of school devices, specifically iPads and MacBooks, that are either too old or damaged beyond repair. The district plans to sell these devices and expects to receive an average of 150 to 175 dollars per device, indicating a structured asset recovery effort. This action confirms the district is cycling out a fleet of Apple devices, which implies a parallel or upcoming need for replacement hardware, accessories, and device management services. For vendors, this provides intelligence on the timing of the device refresh cycle and the scale of Metro’s one‑to‑one or shared device program, creating openings for future sales, trade‑in programs, buyback services, and support offerings aligned to the next procurement phase.

Device list and exact quantities are contained in attachment 20260607_Device_Selling.xlsx, not visib...