What happens with the items travelers surrender to TSA? They get boxed up and delivered to a state agency for sale.

As holiday travel increases, thousands of items surrendered at TSA checkpoints are sent to the State Surplus Property Office, ...

WHEN a business decides to close down a line of activity it transfers to other departments such assets as are usable and liquidates the remainder at the best price obtainable. But when the United ...

The purpose of this policy is to document the management and disposition of college owned property. When property is no longer useful to a department, division, or the college, or is deemed unsafe, it ...

A decision to shutter a program that has allowed public agencies and some nonprofits to buy surplus federal property at steep discounts has drawn objections from state lawmakers who complained they ...

This guideline provides guidance on the disposal of university property. All personnel are responsible for ensuring their actions comply with established statutes, rules and policies when transferring ...

Surplus property is a component of the Office of Fixed Asset Management. Surplus property is any property owned by William & Mary and therefore property of the Commonwealth of Virginia, that is no ...

Vehicles may only be sold to non-UTSA organizations or individuals through an online or public auction conducted by Surplus Property. UTSA retains all sales proceeds to support operations. Since UTSA ...