
EVERETT, WASHINGTON – Marine Spill Response Corporation (MSRC) is the largest oil spill removal organization (OSRO) in the United States. The not-for-profit organization is funded by the oil and gas industry to effectively respond to oil spills on land and in U.S. marine waterways. To support its mission critical land- and sea-based operations, MSRC uses two-way radio communications. It recently upgraded to a new communication system and therefore needed to dispose of its old two-way radio equipment. As MSRC sought a partner that would maximize the value of its surplus radio assets, it found Connecticut-based Greenwich Radios, a buyer that shared its mission of environmental responsibility. In addition to providing MSRC with a fair value for its used radios and facilitating an easy transaction with free pickup from its Everett, Washington warehouse, Greenwich Radios leveraged its partnership with OneTreePlanted to pay the costs of planting 85 trees in America’s National Forests with the savings from the recycled assets. Richard Braun, Telecommunications & IS Supervisor for MSRC, remarked “This was the smoothest and quickest transaction I’ve had in years, from beginning to end! And using our old radio equipment to support reforestation efforts is truly profound.” The recent MSRC and Greenwich Radios transaction is an encouraging illustration of private parties using normal business activities to support the more important cause of environmentally responsibility.
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About Radiowell
25 years ago, we created Radiowell as a passion project. Today, Radiowell is the number one rated buyer of used radio equipment in North America. Radiowell continues to be best place to sell used radio equipment due to its commitment to environmental responsibility. By purchasing both excess and outdated equipment, we reduce the strain on America’s landfills, ensuring that equipment is repurposed as often as necessary for a more sustainable planet. Radiowell takes pride in acquiring, repairing, redistributing, or recycling unneeded two-way radio equipment to achieve the healthiest impact for all stakeholders.
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