Commercial fleets are constantly dealing with canceled vehicle orders. Government fleets can help meet these needs – and cash in – by selling their used vehicles and heavy equipment.
A Utah fleet manager provides some examples of what he and his team have done to help get more done, faster.
A report from the New York State Comptroller found that one state agency allowed a supervisor to choose surplus vehicles and sell them to his immediate family and lost track of a fleet vehicle.
The Kentucky Administrative Office of the Courts is under investigation for its employee-only surplus sales, in which the office's 225 employees were invited to purchase old furniture, computer equipment, and vehicles.
The Saginaw (Mich.) Police Department has acquired a Mine-Resistant Ambush Proof (MRAP) vehicle from the U.S. Department of Defense less than three months after turning over a military vehicle after an order from President Obama.
President Obama has ordered the federal government to stop providing certain surplus military vehicles to local law enforcement agencies such as tracked armored vehicles.
The Monmouth County (N.J.) surplus auction this fall generated $94,815, bringing the combined total of the county’s online surplus property auctions to $2,781,023.
GovPlanet, a new online marketplace dedicated to buying and selling used government assets, announced that buyers can now view and bid on U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) rolling stock surplus assets.
The City of Detroit has awarded Hilco Industrial a contract to manage the sale of the city’s surplus transportation, rolling stock and public utility maintenance vehicles.
Pennsylvania will auction more than 360 former state fleet vehicles at the Manheim Central Penn Auto Auction set for April 29, the Pennsylvania Department of General Services announced.
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