Text Size: A+| A-| A   |   Text Only Site   |   Accessibility
State & Federal Surplus Property


Get a piece of NASA Space - Historic Artifacts
NASA
NASA Space - Historic Artifacts web site.

This is the first time that NASA artifacts have been made as widely available to other Federal Agencies and the public.

Libraries, Universities, Schools, and Non-profit Museums: if you would like to have an Astronaut Suit, Tile off the Space Shuttle, or many other NASA artifacts now is your chance. The first step is to determine if you are eligible and or if your eligibility is up to date. Below are links for the eligibility forms that you must submit to the Oregon State Surplus Department. The quick reference link is a list of the additional steps that will also need to be completed. Take a look at the NASA web site and see a sample of the artifacts available.

   School and Library Eligibility Page.
   Museum Eligibility Page.

   Quick Reference Guide for SASPs and Donees. the additonal steps to obtain NASA artifacts


More about Oregon Surplus Property....
Services to Agencies and Organizations*
Welcome to the "PX"!
PX
This is where qualified government and non-profit programs can search available Federal surplus property located at the Property Distribution Center in Salem, Oregon. Just click on the image of the army truck to enter the PX!
Vehicles and Equipment
Chevrolet Pickup
Eligible agencies can view descriptions and photos of fixed price vehicles and equipment, located nationwide, from the Federal Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land Management.
Federal Surplus Property Program
This program provides disposition services to federal executive agencies, as well as acquisition services to state agencies, local governments and qualified non-profit organizations.
State Surplus Property Program
This program provides property disposal services to state agencies and intergovernmental partners, as well as acquisition services to state agencies, local governments and qualified non-profit organizations.
Law Enforcement Support Organization (LESO)
The "1033" program allows Oregon law enforcement agencies (LEAs) to acquire surplus military equipment from the U.S. Department of Defense, and the "1122" program allows Oregon LEAs to take advantage of federal contracts when acquiring new law enforcement-related equipment & supplies.**


*For more information on how your 501c3 non-profit organization may qualify to receive state and/or federal surplus property before it is made available to the public, visit our eligibility pages through the link located in the left-hand toolbar of this page.

**An annual service fee applies to Oregon LEAs who wish to take advantage of this program.
Sales to the General Public
Internet Auctions - eBay.com
eBay Logo
Internet Auctions - GSAAuctions.gov
GSA logo
Retail Outlet - Salem, OR.
Mountain Bike
The "General Store" at State Surplus Property is open to the public weekdays, excluding holidays, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Payment, Inspection and Removal of vehicles and other Internet auction property located at the Property Distribution Center is welcomed and encouraged during General Store hours. All items must be removed by 4 p.m. on the date purchased. Acceptable forms of payment include Cash (In person only), Money Orders, Cashier's Checks, and Visa/Mastercard (for personal property purchases only...cannot be used for vehicle or heavy equipment purchases). Personal\Business Checks are not accepted.

Items typically available include:
- Desks
- Chairs
- File Cabinets
- Tables
- Bicycles & Mountain Bikes
- Personal Computers
- Laptop Computers
- Laser Printers and More!

Loading assistance provided upon request.
All items offered AS-IS; All Sales are Final.

The Salem Warehouse
 

Click here to go to the Oregon Dept. of Veterans' Affairs outreach contact form

Text Only | State Directories | Agencies A to Z | Site Map | About Oregon.gov | Oregon.gov|
File Formats | Oregon Administrative Rules | Oregon Revised Statutes | Privacy Policy | Web Site Feedback|

Get Adobe Acrobat ReaderAdobe Reader is required to view PDF files. Click the "Get Adobe Reader" image to get a free download of the reader from Adobe.