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Yes. Generally, property must be put into use and used for one year. During this period, the property may not be sold, traded, cannibalized, or destroyed without Surplus Property permission…

You may not be personally sued under the GA Tort Claims Act. State employees have immunity while performing their official duties.

Yes, state employees (except DOAS) may participate in the public sale process.

Yes, you can enter fuel transactions manually.

All property received through the program must be used by the agency. You may acquire property for personal use only through public internet auctions.

No, all surplus sales are as-is, where-is and are final. Bidders are invited and strongly encouraged to inspect property before they bid. Once property is removed, it cannot be returned.

We provide no coverage for subcontractors.

Absolutely. The Return-To-Work process works for any type of illness or injury, and the program was specifically designed for any type of disability management. The main difference is that the injury…

Yes, maintenance transactions are available Immediately. Fuel Transactions are provided through a daily feed that may take up to 48 hours to be available.

No, you need to request and purchase a separate Loss Damage Waiver from the vehicle rental company. However, if you rent a passenger vehicle under a Statewide Automotive Rental contract utilizing the…