
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
September 30, 2025; October 07, 2025; November 06, 2025; December 04, 2025; January 29, 2026; February 05, 2026; March 26, 2026; April 07, 2026; May 07, 2026; and June 04, 2026
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Nov
This course will discuss what surplus property is, what can be done…
Surplus Property Disposal for AssetWorks Users
September 30, 2025; October 07, 2025; November 06, 2025; December 04, 2025; January 29, 2026; February 05, 2026; March 26, 2026; April 07, 2026; May 07, 2026; and June 04, 2026
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Nov
This course will provide AssetWorks entry tips, go over how to…
News
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. The college first learned about the program through a valuable…
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.
Surplus Property Division Celebrates Asset Management Month
March 18, 2025
Asset and property managers help save the State millions of dollars annually and contribute to making Georgia one of the best-managed states in the U.S. This month, take a moment to reflect on how your work impacts Georgia and give yourself applause.
Surplus Property Program ‘Fills the Gap’ for Small BusinessesÂ
September 15, 2023
As a participant in the Small Business Administration’s (SBA) Business Development 8(a) initiative, Taylor learned that he could access federal surplus personal property, including heavy equipment and other supplies, through the DOAS Surplus Property donation program.Â