Surplus: Who We Serve
We partner with state and local governments to identify, redistribute and dispose of state personal property, and eligible nonprofit organizations and the public to acquire state and federal property, such as furniture, vehicles, medical supplies, office and food service equipment and electronics at a low cost and assist in meeting business needs.
Events
Surplus Property Disposal for Beginners
February 05, 2026; March 26, 2026; April 07, 2026; May 07, 2026; and June 04, 2026
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Feb
This course will discuss what surplus property is, what can be done…
Surplus Property Disposal for AssetWorks Users
February 05, 2026; March 26, 2026; April 07, 2026; May 07, 2026; and June 04, 2026
05
Feb
This course will provide AssetWorks entry tips, go over how to…
State Offices Closed
April 03, 2026
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Apr
State of Georgia government offices will be closed this day for a…
News
Surplus Success Story: Lincoln County Sheriff's Office
January 21, 2026
Since 2013, the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office has been involved in the DOAS Surplus Property Program. Recently, the sheriff’s office acquired a 2022 Fish and Ski Triton boat and trailer.The sheriff…
Surplus Success Story:Â Jordan Towing LLCÂ
September 10, 2025
Nicholas Jordan, a proud Veteran and the founder of Jordan Towing LLC, shares his success story about working with the DOAS Surplus Property Division. Through the DOAS Surplus Property Program, Jordan Towing LLC was able to acquire multiple items to assist in his company's growth and efficiency.
Surplus Success Story: Chattahoochee Technical CollegeÂ
August 29, 2025
For over two decades, Chattahoochee Technical College has been an active and proud participant in the DOAS Surplus Property Program. Recently the college utilized the program to acquire a helicopter, which will serve as a hands-on teaching demonstration for Transportation Technology students.
Surplus Success Story: CFJR Safe Travels CorporationÂ
August 01, 2025
CFJR Safe Travels Corporation shares a success story about working with the DOAS Surplus Property Division to expand its vehicle fleet. With the help of the Surplus Property Program, CFJR Travels was able to acquire two additional ADA-compliant vehicles.