I hope everybody is
having a good summer so far. Here at Surplus, we were working through a moment
in time that saw us being allocated sparse quantities of Federal Donation
property as the feds worked to implement new software programs. When that
settled down a bit, we were inundated with tons of items from all over the U.S.
So I thought I would send out a message to highlight some of those items (and
the fact that I haven’t sent an email out in……like forever. Don’t tell my boss
though). Some instances saw multiple truckloads of items coming to us, and so
the pendulum has swung the other way, and we’re running out of room to put it
all. It’s a good problem to have I suppose, but now we find ourselves needing
to make room for more. This is where you come in! But first, a couple of
housekeeping tidbits to look over before we dive into the goodies.
PS- I’ve been told
by some that my emails are TL;DR. I tried to skinny this one down a bit, but
there’s just SO.MUCH.STUFF. I didn’t even get to highlight all the items I
wanted to, and it’s still a little long. Please indulge me and read to the end;
there you will see a freebee that might be to your advantage…..no skipping to
the end though please!
All that eligibility
jazz
As always, you need
to be currently eligible to receive property through our program to take
advantage of these great deals, so give us a shout if you’re not certain of
your current eligibility status. There’s nothing worse than finding something
you can’t live without, only to find out that your eligibility has lapsed, and
then it’s a mad scramble to get you eligible again. It happens all the time, so
that’s why I bring it up. It’s typically no big deal to get you signed up, but
when our Eligibility Specialist Carla gets tons and tons of applications for
renewal, she gets cranky, and I have to sit right next to her in the office. So
I don’t ask for her, I ask for me. Eligibility is good for three years, and we
(by “we” I mean Carla) sends out reminders before the eligibility expires, but
a lot can happen in three years….people retire, find greener pastures, win the
lottery, etc., so the intended target doesn’t always get the news of their
impending expiration date. Or they just don’t want to renew, but that’s just
crazy. So just let us know if you’re concerned about your current eligibility
status.
We can sell your items for you
Are you a local
government that has items that need to go away, but you’re not quite certain
how to do it? We can do that! If your items are (individually) valued at $1000
or more, we can sign an intergovernmental agreement between us, and we can sell
your item(s) where they’re currently located. That’s right, they don’t even
need to come to Salem if you don’t want to. We can create an online auction
with all the pertinent information (location, photo’s, contacts, mother’s
maiden name, etc.) and your item can be sold at your location, or any location
for that matter.
If you’d like more
information on how this is done, go to
our website here and check out the information.
Search for your own
stuff
Who knows best what
you need for your agency/organization?
- Your father
- Your best friend
- Your manager
- You
Well of course the
right answer is D) You. You know best what you need for your
agency/organization. When we screen (search) for property to bring to the
warehouse, we are just speculating…..and by speculating, that’s to say that I
am looking for items that have been in demand in the past, what we think you
would need or want, or what someone has specified on a “Want List” request.
Ultimately though, YOU are the ones that know what your agency or organization
could use. That’s why we give you access to the federal governments Personal
Property Management System, or PPMS for short. This is where the federal
government posts all the items that can be transferred to the various entities.
We can give you “look only” credentials to see what they are offering up, and
if you see something you can’t live without, we simply request that item for
you. Then you make arrangements to go pick it up yourself, or have it shipped
to you, and you’ll see real savings on items you use every day, or on items
that you would never be able to otherwise afford.
If you’re interested
in giving this a try, contact Mr. Don Tesdal in our office at 503-378-6051 or don.tesdal@das.oregon.gov, and he
can get you sign-in credentials and show you around. As with most everything
else Surplus, you do need to be a currently eligible agency to take advantage
of this opportunity. To see ALL of the ways you can search for property, go to
our “Search
for Surplus Property” page here.
Now, let’s take a
look at some items that have washed up on the shores of Surplus lately! You can
click on the image at the end of the paragraph to open in Reuse, which will
give photo’s, descriptions, current quantities, etc.
GUB’s (General Use
Beds)
We have received a
special allocation of over 600 of these fancy cots….. I mean, GUB’s. These are
unused, have spring supports, and fold up into a small space-saving size. But I
tell you what, if you buy one or more today, I will throw in the mattress at no charge! What?! I must be out of my mind.
Just don’t say anything to my boss, it’ll be our little secret. The Oregon
Number on these is 24-237-01, and the Service Charge is just $50 each. Get one
for your “sick room” or get 100 for your emergency management facility. New
GUB’s like this don’t show up very often!
Rubbermaid 32 Gallon
Trash Can
These are brand new
Rubbermaid Brute Commercial Products Surplus approved genuine trash cans. These
are made of rubbery/plasticy type material, and you can get them in any color
you like, as long as it’s red. We also have lids for these, sold separately….I
know I know, that’s kind of different, but it’s the way the fed offered them
up, so we take what we can get. The Oregon Number on these cans is 24-222-01,
and the Service Charge is only $15.00! Heck, for that price, you can afford to
buy a lid for it!
Rubbermaid 32 Gallon
Trash Can Lids
You thought I was
kidding about the whole lid thing didn’t you? Well, I wish I could throw it in
with the can, but at least they’re cheap enough. And hey, maybe you don’t WANT
a lid…tell it to the trash panda in the photo. The Oregon Number on these is 24-222-02,
and the Service Charge is $5.00 each.
Case Skid Steer
Case Skid Steer
Model 1840, Serial# JAF0035454. The hour meter is unreadable, so we don't know
how many hours it has, but it does start, run and drive. New battery and key.
Tires are worn down but seem okay. Has some rust, scratches, and it’s a little
grimy but otherwise seems solid. The Oregon Number on this is 24-337-01, and
the Service Charge is $5,500.00.
Motorola Digital
Radio sets
Motorola Digital
Mobile Radio, Astro XTL 5000. These kits appear to be in unused condition, as
they are still in their original boxes. The Oregon Number on these is
24-204-01, and the Service Charge is just $150.00 each!
BIG honkin’
dishwasher
Insinger Rackless
Conveyor Dishwasher Model Master RC 21 RPW-W, Serial# 070490. Comes in three
large sections and pallet of parts. Supposed to be a complete unit, unused.
After looking at pics online it appears to be complete but is not guaranteed
that every piece made it here, so I would do my homework first. When assembled
it is approximately 25' long…..DANG! 208V, 3Ph, 60Hz. Capable of washing 14,300
dishes per hour….is that all? I was hoping it would wash 14,301 dishes per
hour. Click on the image below for company, pictures, specifications and
technical manuals. https://insingermachine.com/product/master/.
The Oregon Number is 24-167-01, and the Service Charge is $7,500.00. Bring a
big truck! Dog not included.
Gardner Denver Air
Compressor
Gardner Denver Air
Compressor Model CASRSA56. 120 gal tank, 10HP, 230V, 60HZ, 3PH. Two stage/four
cylinder. This appears to be unused. Artwork not included. Oregon Number
24-214-01, $2,500.00 each.
Hydraulic Power Unit
Stanley Hydraulic
Power Unit with Kohler Diesel Engine Model HP-1. Serial# 000443. 0.1 hours, so
basically unused. Comes with mounting brackets. Oregon Number 24-205-01B,
$4,500.00 each.
Kennedy Machinist
Toolbox
Kennedy Machinist
Toolbox. Most drawers have felt lining on bottom, locks with key, carry handle.
Measures "W x 9"D x 14"H. A couple have 3 drawers, most have 7.
Some are slightly used, some are unused. Most appear in good condition. Oregon
Number 24-203-01, $50.00 each.
Insulated Food
Transporters
Cambro Insulated
Food Transporter Model UPCS160. 20 quart capacity, used. Food not included.
Oregon Number 24-103-01, $40.00 each. We also have similar beverage
transporters under Oregon Number 24-103-02.
Pelican Storage
Cases
Pelican Storage Case
Mfd. by Hardigg Cases. Handles on either end, breather valve, seal on lid and
metal latches for tight storage. Outer measurements: 36"W x 20"L x
17"H. Inner: 34"W x 18"L x 15"H. These appear to be unused.
Oregon Number 24-220-01, $100.00 each.
Refrigeration
Equipment Tool Kits
Wright Tool Company
Refrigeration Equipment Tool Kit. These kits contain too many items to list
individually. Please see pics for a detailed list of everything included. Also
note that box #7 was intentionally empty and used for spacer when packed in large
crate. All kits are identical and unused. Most pictures are a representation of
other similar kits. Oregon Numbers 24-147-01A (also 01C, 01D and 01E), and the
Service Charge is $4000.00 per kit.
Kappler Hazmat
Chemical Protective Suits
Model #Z3H426. Size
Small/Medium. Made of Zytron, CE Type 3. See pics in Reuse for size chart.
Unused. Please note these are the ONLY sizes we received, there are NO larges
or extra larges….sorry. Oregon Number 24-046-01 and 02, Service Charge is
$15.00 each.
Thin Air Excel
Electric Wall Mounted Hand Dryer
These are Model
TA-ABSV. 208-277V. 1.7A. 50/60Hz. Appear to be unused in box, and if you get
one or some, I’ll throw in the instructions, no charge (as if you’d actually
read them, but it’s something). Oregon Number 23-057-02, and the Service Charge
is $35.00 each.
Beautiful Huge Wall
Cabinet
Okay, here we are at
the end, and ODVA here in Salem has a ginormous beautiful full wall cabinet
that they would like to see go to a deserving home. This is 15’ wide x 7’ tall
x 24” deep. And the best part is, it’s f…. it’s FRRRR. Hm. It is NO CHARGE! Zero.
Zilch. Nada. What’s the catch you say? You will need to disassemble and remove
it from where it sits. That’s it! I’ll not be helping you remove it, so I can
say it’s not going to be THAT hard. But it does
need to get gone as soon as possible…..like, NOW! Also, this is strictly for
your agency, NOT your personal residence!
From the property
custodian:
See dimensions on diagram. It is in immaculate
condition with a light oak finish. Wood appears to be something other than oak.
The top doors open and have custom glides to slide them into unit. In the
center is a space for a television. I am happy to provide any other photos or
measurements needed. Interested parties may also contact me here at ODVA
Facilities by email or cell to come view in place.
To arrange to take a
look or for more information, contact Terry Neumann with ODVA Facilities,
503.508.0479 (cell), or email Terry.S.NEUMANN@odva.oregon.gov.
Time is of the essence, so if you’re interested, please contact Terry asap!
Terry will decide who the lucky agency will be that receives this. Please don’t
email me and say “we would like the wall cabinet!”, because I will just tell
you to contact Terry.
Thank you all for
reading my loooong email, and if you have any questions, please check out the
“Fine Print” below for contact information! Have a great week everybody!
Darren Kennedy, OPBC, Program
Analyst | DAS Enterprise Asset
Management | 503-378-6022 | www.oregonsurplus.com
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The Fine Print
The items contained
in this message are available to current eligible Donee’s with the
StateofOregonDepartmentofAdministrativeServicesEnterpriseAssetManagementStateandFederalSurplusPropertyProgram,
and must be an authorized signer on your account to remove items from the
warehouse (or have written permission from an authorized signer). To inquire
about items advertised here (or any other items for that matter) contact our
Federal Property Specialist Jennifer Beyer 503-378-6046 jennifer.beyer@das.oregon.gov.
If you have questions regarding your eligibility, contact Carla
Jeannette 503-378-2753 carla.jeannette@das.oregon.gov.
All items mentioned in this advertisement are on a first come/first serve
basis, with no “Holds” allowed. If you need to contact someone in particular at
Surplus Property, or you have general questions regarding the program, please
contact Darren Kennedy 503-378-6022 darren.kennedy@das.oregon.gov;
please don’t try to reply to this listserv, as it doesn’t accept incoming
messages.
- Agencies shall pick up
invoiced State Property within 14 days of date of invoicing. If
not picked up within that timeframe the property
and any monies paid will be forfeited.
- Agencies shall pick up
invoiced Federal Property within 30 days of date of invoicing.
If not picked up within that timeframe invoice will be reversed
and property returned to stock and resold.
Federal
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50% refund, 60+ days – No refunds
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