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North Central Sight Services Inc. in partnership with UniqueSource Products and Services is now contracted to offer document shredding services for Commonwealth agencies, including executive, independent, and state-affiliated entities in central Pennsylvania.
According to a news release, NCSS became the sole provider of document shredding to state agencies in Bradford, Centre, Clinton, Columbia, Luzerne, Lycoming, Montour, Northumberland, Snyder, Sullivan, Tioga and Union counties in early July.
Dauphin, Juniata, Mifflin and Perry counties are projected to be added July 1, 2024.
"We have provided excellent service to our commercial shredding clientele and are thrilled to add PA state agencies as customers," said Brandy Moon, SHRM-SCP chief operations officer, according to the news release. "This growth in our shredding department will help us to continue our mission to serve more people,"
"UniqueSource is proud to facilitate the expansion of NCSS's shredding services to Commonwealth agencies," said Matt Dickens, UniqueSource vice president of sales, according to the news release. "The growth of employment opportunity for Pennsylvanians with disabilities that offer competitive wages and integrated environment is our primary focus, and we are excited to see the continued development through this and other contracts."
NCSS document shredding is secure, flexible, and compliant to ISO 9001:2015, HIPPA, I-Sigma and PCI standards. Pennsylvania state agencies in these counties in need of shredding services can email services@UniqueSource.com to get started. According to the news release, the mission of North Central Sight Services Inc. "to create sustainable, person-centered programs, and employment that enhance independence for individuals with unique visual capabilities."
UniqueSource Products and Services is a membership-based organization with 53 members that focuses on employment for Pennsylvanians with disabilities. By prioritizing adaptive technologies and other supportive accommodations UniqueSource members employ about 2,000 persons with disabilities each year, with positions available in every county of Pennsylvania.