Advanced Procurement Center

Advanced Procurement Center is an American reseller of new and refurbished telecommunications equipment, based at 55 Crescent Street in Stamford, Connecticut. The company positions itself as a specialist supplier of enterprise voice and networking hardware, buying and reselling equipment manufactured by major vendors including Avaya, Nortel, Polycom, NEC and Cisco. Its business model centers on sourcing both new and used hardware, holding a large on-hand inventory, and offering customers deep discounts with same-day shipping. According to its own website, Advanced Procurement Center maintains a multi-million dollar inventory at all times, which allows it to fill orders quickly and to serve customers who need discontinued, end-of-life or hard-to-find telecom components. The company invites customers to email lists of required equipment to its purchasing address, indicating a quote-driven, business-to-business sales process rather than a conventional retail storefront. While its base is in the United States, Advanced Procurement Center states that it ships globally, including overnight delivery through carriers such as UPS and FedEx. This global shipping capability, combined with its focus on legacy and current-generation telecom brands, places it in the secondary market for enterprise communications hardware — a niche that supports organizations maintaining or expanding existing phone systems and network infrastructure. The company is a private business and is not known to be publicly listed. Public information about its ownership, founding date and executive leadership is limited; its primary public presence is its official website, which describes its product categories, inventory approach and shipping services.

Advanced Procurement Center is a privately held American company that operates as a reseller of new and refurbished telecommunications equipment. It is based at 55 Crescent Street in Stamford, Connecticut, a city in the southwestern part of the state that is home to a number of corporate headquarters and technology firms. The company's public profile is built primarily around its official website, which describes its role in the secondary market for enterprise communications hardware. The company's core activity is the procurement and resale of telecom equipment manufactured by major vendors. Its website names Avaya, Nortel, Polycom, NEC and Cisco among the brands it sells. This mix spans both current enterprise communications platforms and legacy systems — notably Nortel, a vendor whose enterprise telecom business was wound down in the 2000s, leaving a large installed base that continues to require spare parts and replacement units. By stocking such equipment, Advanced Procurement Center serves organizations that need to maintain, repair or expand existing phone and network systems rather than replace them entirely. Advanced Procurement Center describes itself as maintaining a multi-million dollar on-hand inventory at all times. This inventory-led approach allows the company to offer deep discounts and to ship orders the same day. The company also states that it can ship to all points globally, including overnight delivery via UPS and FedEx, which extends its customer reach beyond the United States. Its sales process appears to be quote-driven and business-to-business oriented. The website invites customers to email a list of required hardware to a dedicated purchasing address, suggesting that orders are fulfilled based on specific customer requirements rather than through a fixed online catalog. This is typical of the secondary telecom equipment market, where part numbers, condition grades and availability vary constantly. Publicly available information about the company's founding date, ownership structure and management team is limited. It is not known to be publicly traded, and no parent company or corporate group is identified in the available sources. Its Wikidata entry describes it simply as a company in Stamford, United States, consistent with the information published on its own website.

A business-to-business reseller of new and refurbished enterprise telecom hardware, competing on deep discounts, large on-hand inventory and fast global shipping.

• Avaya telecom equipment (new and refurbished)

  Enterprise voice and communications hardware sourced and resold by Advanced Procurement Center.

• Nortel telecom equipment (new and refurbished)

  Legacy enterprise telecom hardware, including spare parts and replacement units for existing installations.

• Polycom telecom equipment (new and refurbished)

  Voice and conferencing hardware resold through the company's inventory-led model.

• NEC telecom equipment (new and refurbished)

  Enterprise communications equipment supplied to business customers.

• Cisco telecom equipment (new and refurbished)

  Networking and communications hardware sourced for resale.

1. 1Advanced Procurement Center — Official Websiteapc-llc.com
2. 2About | Advanced Procurement Centerapc-llc.com
3. 3Advanced Procurement Center (United States) — Wikidatawikidata.org