A Responsible, Audit-Ready Way to Procure Surface Devices
TechForGood is a certified B Corporation, carbon neutral ICT supplier, and Social Enterprise. Buying Microsoft Surface hardware through us gives you transparent governance, sustainability outcomes and circular lifecycle support — without paying a premium. Every Surface purchase includes:
This is hardware procurement that makes ESG easier — not harder.
The Full Surface Lineup — Ready for Enterprise Deployment
We supply the complete Microsoft Surface portfolio with bulk delivery, pre-imaging and Intune/Autopilot enrolment for seamless rollout across hybrid and distributed teams.
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Surface Laptop Range
Laptop 6, Laptop Studio, Laptop Go — powerful, elegant and built for productivity.
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Surface Pro & 2-in-1 Devices
Surface Pro 10 & Surface Pro for Business — flexible mobility for modern work.
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Surface Studio, Hubs & Accessories
Laptop 6, Laptop Studio, Laptop Go — powerful, elegant and built for productivity.
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Enterprise Deployment Options
- Bulk procurement
- Pre-imaged SOE builds
- Intune/Autopilot-ready provisioning
- Asset tagging
- Department bundles
- Standardised fleet kits
EPEAT & TCO Certified Surface Devices for Responsible Procurement
Surface devices are designed with sustainability, repairability and ethical manufacturing in mind — supporting ESG, climate and Scope 3 reporting requirements.
- EPEAT Gold/Silver certified Surface models
- TCO Certified options
- Recycled aluminium and post-consumer materials
- Plastic-reduced, fibre-based packaging
- Improved repairability (replaceable SSDs, batteries on newer models)
- Energy-efficient components reducing operational emissions
- Long-life design minimises refresh frequency
The longer a Surface device stays in use, the lower its environmental footprint and cost.
Extended Hardware Coverage & Fast Replacement Options
Microsoft offers extended hardware protection through Microsoft Complete for Business, which provides additional coverage for mechanical/electrical failures and optional accidental damage. Certain Surface for Business models also support Advanced Exchange, where a replacement device is shipped before the original is returned.* This type of extended support helps organisations:
Keep devices in service longer
Delay fleet refresh cycles
Reduce e-waste generation
Reduce Scope 3 emissions per device
Lower total cost of ownership
Protect the ROI of provisioning and pre-imaging
Extending device life is one of the most impactful ESG and cost efficiency levers.
Refreshing a Surface Fleet? Retire Devices the Right Way.
Recover-E is TechForGood’s certified, circular end-of-life service for retiring Surface devices responsibly. Recover-E provides:
Certified data wiping, degaussing or shredding
Secure chain of custody
ISO 14001 + R2v3 recycling
Refurbishment & reuse where viable
Landfill diversion reporting
100% of Recover-E profits fund community digital inclusion programs
Every Surface Purchase Through TechForGood Is Carbon Neutral
Surface hardware purchased through TechForGood is supplied under our carbon neutral operations and B Corp governance framework.
You receive:
- Scope 3-aligned procurement data
- Carbon neutrality documentation
- Certified social procurement evidence
- Modern slavery and supply chain governance clarity
- Circularity through Recover-E
Ready to Build a More Sustainable Surface Fleet?
ESG Screening
Microsoft Surface (as a device program of Microsoft Corporation) has been reviewed through TechForGood’s vendor-level ESG desktop screening process to support responsible and ASRS-ready procurement of end-user computing devices.
This screening was conducted at the global parent-entity level (Microsoft Corporation), using publicly available disclosures, with relevance to Australian procurement and regulatory expectations.
Based on this review, Microsoft Surface has been assessed as suitable for inclusion within TechForGood’s responsible procurement framework, subject to ongoing review.
Scope: Vendor-level ESG desktop screen only; individual device models, SKUs, configurations, components, manufacturing locations, and lifecycle impacts are not assessed.
Last reviewed: January 2026
