Sales Of Gsa Fleet Vehicles
GSA Fleet leases non-tactical vehicles to other federal agencies. When a vehicle meets its replacement criteria as determined by GSA Fleet, it is offered to the public for sale. Every year, 30,000+ vehicles are sold at auction.
Auction inventory varies at each sale, but usually includes multiple vehicle types with varying fuel capabilities. Auction inventories may include:
Vehicle Types
- Medium and heavy duty trucks
- Law enforcement vehicles
- Low speed electric vehicles
- Non-powered vehicles
To learn more, visit GSA Fleet Auto Auctions.
Last Reviewed: 2022-07-05
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Rates for Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. Territories and Possessions are set by the Department of Defense.
Rates for foreign countries are set by the State Department.
Tips For Participating In Government Auctions
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The general rule for auctions is that the highest bidder wins, and cancellation is not possible. Check with the auction site ahead of time to find out if you can cancel a bid.
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Each auction website operates differently. In some cases, the government agency itself runs the auctions. In other cases, the agency operates the shopping site, but a third-party company handles the auction itself.
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Find out what forms of payment auctions accept. There is no uniform payment policy across all the different auctions. Some auctions accept credit card payments or personal checks. Others, such as the Internal Revenue Service , don’t accept either of these. Most auctions accept cashier’s checks.
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For real estate auctions, you may need to work with a broker or real estate agent to bid or make the purchase. Also, for real estate auctions, find out if financing is permitted. Many times it is not and the full purchase price is due when you win the bid.
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Property may only be transferred to eligible donees. Visit About Surplus Property Program to review eligibility requirements.
The Missouri State Surplus Property agency prohibits discrimination in all its programs and activities on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, and where applicable, sex, marital status, familial status, parental status, religion, sexual orientation, genetic information, political beliefs, reprisal, or because all or part of an individual’s income is derived from any public assistance program.
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Sale Of Surplus Property
The City of Independence sells most surplus property through the online auction services of Public Surplus and Purple Wave. Anyone interested in buying surplus can see the items before they purchase. Please call the Procurement Office at 816-325-7090 for appointment.
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Patrol Vehicle Fleet Sales
UPDATE REGARDING VEHICLE SALES: Given ongoing nationwide auto industry supply issues, the Missouri State Highway Patrol must temporarily suspend the sale of used vehicles. We appreciate the understanding of our customers and are committed to providing high-quality, well-maintained vehicles again in the near future. Please check back periodically on this site for future updates. Thank you.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol proudly offers late model, low mileage vehicles to city, county and state government entities. Each vehicle we sell is thoroughly detailed and subjected to a rigorous multi-point inspection prior to delivery. Our low competitive pricing allows agencies to purchase high quality vehicles for thousands of dollars less than the cost of new. We welcome the opportunity to discuss the vehicle needs of your agency and to show you the vehicles in our inventory.
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Tools For Federal Agencies
- GSAXcess® helps eligible customers report, search for, and select personal property.
- Computers for Learning allows schools and educational non-profit organizations to obtain excess computer equipment directly from federal agencies.
- MySales provides federal agencies with the ability to monitor their personal property reported to GSA for sale.
- GSA Auctions® helps people purchase personal property from locations around the country.
- Surplus Sales of Personal Property announces and tracks sales of property sold through offline bidding such as public auction.
Last Reviewed: 2022-05-24
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Campus Community Surplus Property Procedures
According to the university’s Surplus Equipment Policy, surplus equipment and supplies can be used back on campus for university use only. Faculty and staff can view surplus property on the third Tuesday of each month from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Individuals may transport items back to campus on their own or larger items can be transported by Property Control staff. University personnel will be required to complete a surplus equipment return form.
Computer equipment will only be released to Computer Coordinators, Computer Services or CNAS Electronic Support. The reason for this restriction is that most computers have already had components removed by the preceding university departments/personnel and the units are generally not in good working order.
A list of items stored in surplus is not maintained. Please do not call Property Control asking if there are specific items at the warehouse. Examples of available property are: various media items, televisions, refrigerators, microwaves, office chairs, student chairs, metal and wood desks, tables, file cabinets and vehicles.
Departments that select equipment to be returned to campus, and then send the equipment back to surplus within ninety days, will be charged fifty dollars though budget transfer to Property Control.
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