Surplus Small Business

Surplus - Georgia Small Business

While not a primary mission of the Surplus Property, supporting Georgia's Small Business development is good for everyone. State surplus is restricted to non-profit businesses, however, the Surplus Property partners with the federal Small Business Administration (SBA) to make federal surplus available to participants in the 8a Program.

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The state of Georgia conducts all sales of surplus personal property to the public through public internet sales providers.

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Eligibility Process

Small businesses that participate in the SBA assistance program (classified as 8(a) contractors) may be eligible to obtain federal surplus (not state) property from the Surplus Property. The SBA is responsible for making eligibility determination for these companies based on the applicant's business plan. Service charges and restrictions apply for all property received. All Georgia small businesses that would like to participate in the Small Business 8(a) Program should.

	Contact your SBA account representative and request an application for Surplus Property.
	Forward the completed application and supporting documents to your representative.
	The SBA will make an eligibility determination and notify the Surplus office.

Accessing Federal Surplus Property

GSAxcess is a web based program that allows eligible users to screen for military and civilian federal surplus property on-line. Surplus and excess property from these agencies may be viewed at http://gsaxcess.gov Access Code: 4757GA Password: GASURPLUS

Federal Surplus Property instructions

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about the Surplus Property.

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