Surplus Property
Your First Source of Supply
We manage the equitable redistribution and disposal of the State’s personal property assets based on legislated guidelines. Personal property includes any tangible property that is not real estate.
We also serve as the State Agency for Surplus Property (SASP) for federal property disposal programs and act as the federal government's agent for eligible recipients to acquire federal surplus property.
The Surplus Property Division:
- Assists state and local governments, eligible nonprofits, and other qualified groups to acquire surplus property.
- Makes surplus property available for purchase to the public through online auction vendors via Georgia Auctions and Sales.
- Saves taxpayer dollars by reducing operational risks and maximizing the return on personal property assets for the State of Georgia and its communities.
- Provides cost savings, cost avoidance, and life extension of personal property through reusing, reducing, and recycling.
Who We Serve
Additional Surplus Property Resources
Most Relevant Documents
Georgia Surplus Property Manual
Eligibility Requirements Matrix
Surplus Property Quick Reference Guide 2024.pdf
Surplus Property Tool Kit for Nonprofits
Local Government Brochure
How-to Guides
How to Complete a Vendor Return: Trade-in
How to Complete a Direct Negotiated Sale: DNS
How to Renew Your Organization’s Surplus Eligibility
How to Complete an Electronic Disposal (ELC) Request
News
Hertz Capitol Hill location has relocated, effective July 20, 2024
Surplus Property Division Celebrates Asset Management Month
Surplus Property Program ‘Fills the Gap’ for Small Businesses
Upcoming Events
Surplus Property Disposal for Beginners
Surplus Property Disposal for AssetWorks Users
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