Government Giveaways

Government Giveaways
GOVERNMENT GIVEAWAYS
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
GOVERNMENT AUCTIONS INTRODUCTION.....................................................4

BUYING FEDERAL PROPERTY..........................................................................6
ARE THERE ANY PUBLIC LANDS FOR SALE?..............................................13
HOW TO BUY SURPLUS PERSONAL PROPERTY.........................................22
FACTS ABOUT GOVERNMENT AUCTIONS....................................................71
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SALES....................................................................76
HOW YOU CAN BUY USED FEDERAL PERSONAL PROPERTY................116
DEFENSE REUTILIZATION AND MARKETING SERVICE............................123
IRS SALES HOTLINES.....................................................................................203
AUCTION INFORMATION.................................................................................205
U.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE - BUYER TIPS.......................................................211
HOW TO BUY ANYTHING FROM THE GOVERNMENT DIRT CHEAP! .......212
U.S. GOVT AUCTION SALES: THE MONEY MAKER OF THE 90'S ............221
WHERE TO GET YOUR SHARE OF "FREE” GOVERNMENT BENEFITS . .251
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GOVERNMENT AUCTIONS INTRODUCTION
Is there still money to be made buying and selling merchandise bought at

auction from the United States Government? You bet there is, and plenty of folks
are doing just that.
Many people have made their fortune, bought the house or car of their
dreams, or found a wealth of items perfectly suited for use in their homes or
businesses by simply applying the lessons learned in this document.
Learn how and why the government is literally "giving away" hundreds of
thousands of dollars in new and used merchandise for only pennies on the dollar.
Find out what agencies are selling off their holdings at rock bottom prices, and
how you can get your share. Cash in on the incredible bargains offered each and
every month at locations throughout the country.
The U.S. Government is currently auctioning off millions of dollars worth of
merchandise! They will do so, if needed, for pennies on the dollar! The best part,
is that you can easily participate in these auctions today and buy cars, boats,
computers, etc. at prices that will stagger the imagination! Many of these items
can be resold, on the current market, for a hefty profit!
Why is the government desperate to sell?
As a result of an exploding deficit, the government is forced to downsize.
Therefore, all of its agencies must sell massive stock-piles of accumulated
"stuff"! In addition, Millions of dollars in merchandise are seized and sold each
year by US Customs and other agencies.
But the US Government is not the only seller willing to dump his
possessions for next to nothing. Cities, counties, state agencies, even your local
police department and sheriffs' offices are regularly auctioning off a tremendous
assortment of items: luxury cars, boats, jewelry, computers, bicycles, furniture,
guns, and more!
The best kept secrets of the 90's

The secret is that the U.S. government does very little advertising! They are
not in the marketing business. It is therefore difficult to know which government
agencies are selling unless a person is well informed. Many of these agencies
will, upon request, place you on a regular mailing list of government auctions.
Often, with the notice, you'll receive a catalog of the items to be sold and
approximately what time they'll be auctioned.
What is being sold, for pennies or more on the dollar, at Government
auction?
1. Homes, Cars, TVs, VCRs!
2. Boats, RVs, tents, binoculars!
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3. Jewelry, Rare Coins, antiques!

4. Items acquired from drug raids such as Limos and Corvettes!
5. Office supplies such as Computers and Fax machines!
6. Key boards, printers, snow blowers. You name it!
From property seized by police officers or customs officials to
repossessions by the Department of Housing and Urban Development. There
are thousands of items, of all types, available at rock-bottom prices. Whether
you're merely buying for yourself or seeing this as a line of business that could
make you a substantial profit, the key is to identify and locate these auctions.
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BUYING FEDERAL PROPERTY
U.S. GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
Introduction
The Guide to Federal Government Sales gives you up-to-date information
on 18 major Federal sales programs, from the Department of Agriculture to the
Department of Veterans Affairs, including what they sell, how to buy, and where
to get more details. There's also a section that provides you with helpful tips
when attending sales. And the U.S. Real Property Sales List, updated by GSA
every two months, informs you of upcoming GSA real estate sales. It lists
properties for sale as well as phone numbers to call for more information.
Because each Federal sales program may differ in what items are available
and how the actual sales are carried out, it's important to know in advance what
to expect and how to prepare. Property sold can include everything from office
furniture, medical equipment and computers to cars, trucks, jewelry and real
estate. To make a purchase, you may have to pay a fixed price, or be the highest
bidder at a public auction. Or, you may be required to submit a sealed bid either
in person or through the mail. Other sales methods may include negotiation and
private brokers. Although you may not find the extraordinary deals promised by
some "too good to be true" ads, the government still has goods and real estate
for sale at reasonable prices.
If you're interested in buying government property, be sure to personally
inspect it thoroughly in advance. Once you have been selected as the buyer, it's
yours, and there is no backing out because the condition of the property was
different than you thought.
How You Can Buy Used Federal Personal Property

Do you want to buy Government property? If you do, you need to talk to us.
We're the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), and we sell used
personal property for nonmilitary Federal agencies.
GSA is the Government's procurement agent for the supplies, equipment,
and vehicles that Federal workers need to do their jobs.
When items are no longer needed or are being replaced, we stretch the
Federal dollar by offering them for sale to the public. Our sales include a wide
variety of items that would interest both individuals and businesses.
This document will tell you what we sell, how we sell it, and how you can be
a buyer. We've also included information about sales of military and forfeited
property and real estate.
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Airplanes to X-Rays
We sell cars, vans, trucks, boats, and airplanes; office and household
furniture; communications equipment; computers, printers, copiers, and
typewriters; recreational and athletic equipment; cameras and projectors; and
tools. We also sell industrial items like hardware; plumbing, heating, and
electrical equipment; printing presses; paper products; medical and laboratory
equipment; agricultural, mining, and construction vehicles and machinery; food
preparation and serving equipment; ores and metals; and exposed x-ray film.
Most of the vehicles in our sales were purchased new and driven by
Government employees for official purposes. They are sold when they reach
replacement age and/or mileage. Our vehicles are one of the best buys in the
marketplace today because of good maintenance, relatively low age and
mileage, and desired features like automatic transmission, air conditioning,
power steering, and power brakes. And they don't look like institutional vehicles,
as the Government buys attractive body styles in a variety of colors.
No Giveaways
If you're interested in buying used Federal property, there's one thing you
should know up front. The Government expects to receive a fair price. Unless
you're willing to pay fair market value, you would be wasting your time at a sale.
Every item has an undisclosed minimum price and is seldom sold for less.
Stories about the $100 dollar yacht or exotic car are pure fiction.
As a taxpayer, you paid for these items when they were new. GSA wants
to receive the best possible return on your tax dollar when they're sold.
No Guarantees
We'll give you a chance to inspect sale property before making an offer, and
we urge you to do so. While we try to point out deficiencies if we know about
them, an item may still have faults, and we do not guarantee condition.
How We Sell
We sell personal property by sealed bid, auction, spot bid, and fixed price
sales. No preference is given to any individuals or groups, including veterans,
senior citizens, and religious organizations.
Sealed Bid
We sell by sealed bid when the sales items are in scattered locations. For
this type of sale, we mail an "Invitation for Bid," or IFB, to prospective buyers on
our mailing lists. The IFB contains item descriptions, sale terms and conditions,
item locations and inspection times, and a bid form.
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If you decide to bid, you fill out the bid form and mail it to the address
indicated in the IFB. We must receive your bid by the opening date and time.
Late bids are not accepted under any circumstances. We open all bids publicly.
Auction
We hold an auction when we have a large number of items for sale in one
location. Many of our car and truck sales are auctions. We use traditional
auction methods.
You'll receive descriptions, bidding instructions, and an opportunity to
inspect the merchandise ahead of time or on the day of the sale.
Spot Bid
A spot bid sale is similar to a "silent auction," with bids written down rather
than voiced. Property is offered item by item and awarded to the highest bidder.
Bidders may bid only once per item, unless the item is reoffered.
Fixed-Price Sale
From time to time, we'll hold a fixed-price sale. At these, we post the selling
prices on the property and sell items on a first-come basis.
Conditions of Sale
We sell used personal property according to the U.S. Government's
Standard Form 114C, "General Sale Terms and Conditions." You may ask to
review a copy any of the GSA regional sales offices listed in this pamphlet or at a
sale location.
You should study carefully the terms and conditions in the Invitation for Bid
and in any notices provided at auctions and fixed-price sales. Be sure you
understand any special terms.
Payment and Removal

You must pay for and remove your purchases within the time prescribed for
each sale, and you cannot remove merchandise before you pay. The
Government does not provide any form of financing.
Acceptable forms of payment generally include cash, money orders,
travelers checks, cashier's checks, credit union checks, Government checks,
and personal checks accompanied by bank letter guaranteeing payment. VISA
and MasterCard also are accepted for many sales.
Removal is your responsibility; GSA will not provide shipping and handling.
If you fail to pay and remove by the deadline, the Government will take action to
collect damages from you of $25 or 20 percent of the purchase price, whichever
is greater.
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How We Advertise
We maintain mailing lists for frequent purchasers of Government property.
To keep down mailing costs, we periodically remove the names of people who
don't buy. To be placed on a mailing list, write to the GSA regional sales office
serving your location.
Occasional buyers can get information about upcoming sales by dialing our
telephone hotlines for recorded messages.
We also run ads in local newspapers and on radio, and sometimes we'll
post notices in public buildings. Highly specialized sales and others that might
generate interest nationwide are advertised in national newspapers, trade
journals, and periodicals.
We also advertise sales of national interest in the Commerce Business
Daily, a publication of the U.S. Department of Commerce. Copies of Commerce
Business Daily may be available at libraries and local Chambers of Commerce.
For subscription information, call the U.S. Government Printing Office order line
at (202) 512-1800 or write to the Superintendent of Documents, U.S.
Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402.
You'll find a list of GSA regional sales offices, with addresses and telephone
numbers for recorded messages, on the back of this pamphlet.
Sales by Other Agencies

The Defense Logistics Agency, part of the Department of Defense (DoD),
sells used personal property for the military. Forfeited property is sold by the
U.S. Marshals Service and the U.S. Customs Service.
Military Property
Military surplus personal property is sold by the Defense Logistics Agency's
Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service through its regional offices
worldwide. A free booklet, How To Buy Surplus Property from the U.S.
Department of Defense, lists these offices and some 20 categories of goods. To
request a copy, call 1 (800) 222-3767. For additional information write to or call
Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service, National Sales Office, P.O. Box
5275 DDRC, 2163 Airways Blvd., Memphis, TN 38114-5210; (901) 775-6427.
If you have access to the Internet, you can reach DRMS through the World
Wide Web on http://www.drms.dla.mil.
Forfeited Property
Forfeited property offered for sale may include vehicles, vessels, jewelry,
clothing, household items, art, and antiques.
For information on sales by the U.S. Marshals Service, contact Office of
Public Affairs, U.S. Marshals Service, 600 Army Navy Drive, Arlington, VA
22202-4210; (202) 307-9087.
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For information on sales by the U.S. Customs Service, contact E G & G

Dynatrend, Inc.; U.S. Customs Service Support Division; 2300 Clarendon Blvd.,
Suite 705; Arlington, VA 22201; (703) 351-7887.
Real Estate
GSA sells most surplus Government real estate. For information, call 1
(800) 472-1313 or request a free copy of U.S. Real Property Sales List from the
Consumer Information Center, Pueblo, CO 81009. A number of other Federal
agencies, including the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the
Department of Veterans Affairs, also sell real estate. Consult local real estate
agents, watch for newspaper advertisements, or contact the agencies directly.
If you have a computer equipped with a modem, you can access the
Federal Real Estate Bulletin Board for information on real estate sales. Set your
communications software to 8 data bits, no parity, and 1 stop bit. Dial 1 (800)
776-7872; in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area dial (202) 501-6510.
If you have access to the Internet, you can obtain real property information
through the World Wide Web on http://www.gsa.gov:80/property.htm.
How To Find Us
For information on GSA sales of used Federal personal property, or to be
placed on a mailing list, write to Personal Property Sales, U.S. General Services
Administration, at the address serving your location. Remember, mailing lists are
for frequent purchasers. If you have access to the Internet, you can reach us
through the World Wide Web on http://www.gsa.gov:80/regions.htm.
For recorded information about upcoming sales, call the hotline telephone
number listed with each address.
Washington, D.C., Metropolitan Area

470 L'Enfant Plaza East, SW
Suite 8214
Washington, DC 20407
(703) 557-7796
Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island,

Vermont
10 Causeway Street
9th Floor
Boston, MA 02222-1076
(617) 565-7326
New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands
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Room 20-112, Box 10

26 Federal Plaza
New York, NY 10278
(212) 264-4823
1 (800) 488-7253
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia (except Washington, D.C., metropolitan

area), Pennsylvania, West Virginia
P.O. Box 40657
Philadelphia, PA 19107-3396
(215) 656-3400
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South

Carolina, Tennessee
Peachtree Summit Building
401 West Peachtree Street
Atlanta, GA 30365-2550
(404) 331-5177
Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin

230 South Dearborn Street
Chicago, IL 60604
(312) 353-0246
Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska

4400 College Boulevard
Suite 175
Overland Park, KS 66211
(816) 823-3714
Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas

819 Taylor Street
Fort Worth, TX 76102-6105
(817) 334-2351
Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, Wyoming

P.O. Box 25506
Denver Federal Center, Building 41
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Denver, CO 80225-0506
(303) 236-7705
Arizona, California, Guam, Hawaii, Nevada

450 Golden Gate Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94102-3400
(415) 522-2891
1 (800) 676-8253
Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington

400 15th Street, SW
Auburn, WA 98001-6599
(206) 931-7566
February 1996.
http://www.firstgov.gov/shopping/auctions/auctions.shtml
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ARE THERE ANY PUBLIC LANDS FOR SALE?
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF LAND

MANAGEMENT
Does the Federal Government ever sell public land? The answer is yes.
Lands identified as excess to the public's and Government's needs or more
suited to private ownership are sometimes offered for sale. This brochure can
help explain the procedures and where to go for details.
First, it's important to understand the Federal Government has two major
categories of property which it makes available for sale: real property and public
lands.
Real Property is primarily developed land with buildings, usually acquired by
the Federal Government for a specific purpose, such as a military base or office
building.
Public Land is undeveloped land with no improvements, usually part of the
original public domain established during the western expansion of the United
States. Most of this land is in the 11 Western States and Alaska,* although some
scattered parcels are in the East. This land is the responsibility of the
Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land Management (BLM).
If it's public land you're interested in, read on. We can help you. If you're
interested in real property, you should contact the General Services
Administration (GSA); it's responsible for selling developed, surplus property.
Addresses of the GSA Regional Offices are listed at the end of this document.
If you're still reading, we can assume you're interested in the possibility of
buying public land from the BLM. We receive numerous questions about our land
sales, and this brochure is designed to answer many of the questions most
commonly asked. Later on, we'll also tell you where you can obtain more detailed
information.
* Due to land entitlements to the State of Alaska and to Alaska Natives, no
public land sales will be conducted in Alaska in the foreseeable future.
Q. Where are these public lands?
A. Almost all are in the Western States of Alaska, Arizona, California,

Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, and
Wyoming.
There are also small amounts in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Illinois,
Kansas, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, Nebraska, North
Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Washington, and Wisconsin.
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There are no public lands managed by the BLM in Connecticut, Delaware,

Georgia, Hawaii, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts,
New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode
Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, and West Virginia.
Q. Is any of this land available free through homesteading?
A. No. Congress has repealed the Homestead Act.
Q. What lands are available?
A. Although homesteading is a thing of the past, the BLM does have lands
suitable for purchase by private citizens. These are lands that have been
identified as unneeded by the Federal Government or as better utilized in private
ownership. By law, these lands are made available for sale at no less than fair
market value.
Q. How are these lands selected for sale?
A. The law states that the BLM can select lands for sale if, through land use
planning, they are found to meet one of three criteria: 1) they are scattered,
isolated tracts, difficult or uneconomic to manage; 2) they were acquired for a
specific purpose and are no longer needed for that purpose; or 3) disposal of the
land will serve important public objectives, such as community expansion and
economic development.
Q. What do the lands look like?
A. Land types vary widely. Some may be desert; some are rural. Some are
small parcels of just a few acres; some are several hundred acres in size.
Q. Is any land suitable for farming?
A. Any lands with agricultural potential will be clearly identified in the sale
notice. However, most public lands have little or no agricultural potential.
Q. On the average, what would public land cost per acre?
A. There is no "average" cost. Each parcel is evaluated separately through

established appraisal procedures, based on the value of surrounding parcels.
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Fair market value is determined for each parcel. No parcel can be sold for less
than fair market value.
Q. How is the land actually sold?
A. The BLM has three options for selling land: modified competitive bidding
where some preferences to adjoining landowners are recognized, direct sale to
one party where circumstances warrant, and competitive bidding at public
auction. The sale method is determined on a case-by-case basis, depending on
the circumstances of each particular parcel or sale.
Q. Are there any preferences for veterans?
A. No laws currently exist allowing the BLM to give veterans any preference
for land purchases.
Q. Where can I find out about land that is going to be sold?
A. Your best source is the BLM office with jurisdiction over the area you're
interested in. The BLM State Offices and their jurisdictions are noted in the back
of this brochure. They can send you sale information. Sale information will also
be published and broadcast in local news media.
Q. Where are land sales held?
A. They are held near the area to be sold, either at the local BLM office or in
a suitable public location. Sales by the BLM are not held in Washington, D.C.
Q. Are there any restrictions on who can bid on these parcels?
A. Federal law states that the BLM can sell public land only to U.S. citizens
or corporations subject to Federal or State laws.
Q. Must I appear in person to participate at the sale?
A. Your personal appearance is not required, but it is always to your

advantage to examine the parcel and know exactly what you are bidding on.
Sales can be conducted by oral bid, sealed bid, or a combination of both.
However, even if only oral bidding is allowed, you can be represented by an
agent.
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Details on procedures for a particular sale are specified in the sale notice
available from the BLM. The notice will specify type of sale, the percentage of
the full price that must be deposited with each bid, and the time period allowed
for full payment. The highest qualified bidder is eligible to buy the land; the
deposits of unsuccessful bidders are returned.
Q. How is payment made? Is there financing available?
A. A certain minimum percentage of the full price is required with each bid.
If you are the successful high bidder, the balance must be paid in full to the BLM
within a set period of time before a deed or patent can be issued. Long-term
financing must be arranged through private lenders.
Q. Once the BLM issues my deed, can I do anything I want with the land?
A. Yes, according to the terms of the deed and subject to State or local
restrictions. The sale notice will clearly specify any Federal reservations or
conditions of sale. These might include reserving mineral rights to the Federal
Government, or allowing some currently authorized uses, such as grazing, to
continue for a certain period of time, or reserving rights-of-way or easements for
powerlines, pipelines, etc.
You are advised to review these conditions carefully so that you fully
understand what your deed does and does not include.
Q. What about local taxes, zoning, etc.?
A. Once you receive title, the land is subject to all applicable State and local
taxes, zoning ordinances, etc.
Q. Are water, power, and sewer service available on all parcels?
A. You should check with the city or county involved to see if such services
are available.
Q. Are there roads or easements that guarantee I can get to the property?
A. The sale notice will explain legal access to the property or any access
restrictions. You are advised to check out the parcel before you buy, including
finding out if available access meets your needs.
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Q. I'd like to find out what parcels the BLM currently has listed for sale.
Where can I obtain that information?
A. The BLM State Offices listed on the following pages are your best
source. They can tell you what sales are currently scheduled and what
prospects are coming up. You can write, call, or visit them periodically for latest
details.
If a sale is currently scheduled, information can be requested from the BLM
describing the property and method of sale.
More detailed information, such as land reports, environmental
assessments, etc., is also available upon request for a small copy fee.
U.S. Department Of Agriculture, Forest Service

New legislative authority will be necessary to allow the sale of national
forest system lands. If Congress authorizes the sale of national forest system
lands, details can be obtained from the Forest Service, P.O. Box 96090,
Washington, D.C. 20090.
Tax Delinquency Sales

Some local governments sell private land on which taxes have been
delinquent to satisfy the tax debt. The Federal Government has no involvement
in these sales. The best source for information is the local county tax assessor in
the area involved.
State Land Programs

State governments sometimes sell state-owned land. Information on these
types of sales can be obtained through the State Lands Office in the State
capital.
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
STATE OFFICES
ALASKA:
222 W. 7th Ave., # 13
Anchorage, AK 99513-7599
(907) 271-5555
ARIZONA:
3707 North 7th Street
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P.O. Box 16563

Phoenix, AZ 85011
(602) 640-5547
CALIFORNIA:
2800 Cottage Way, E-2841
Sacramento, CA 95825-1889
(916) 978-4754
COLORADO:
2850 Youngfield Street
Lakewood, CO 80215-7076
(303) 239-3705
STATES EAST OF THE

MISSISSIPPI RIVER, plus
ARKANSAS, IOWA, LOUISIANA,
MINNESOTA, and MISSOURI:
Eastern States Office
7450 Boston Boulevard
Springfield, Virginia 22153
(703) 440-1600
IDAHO:
3380 Americana Terrace
Boise, ID 83706
(208) 384-3000
MONTANA, NORTH DAKOTA,

and SOUTH DAKOTA:
222 N. 32nd Street
P.O. Box 36800
Billings, MT 59107
(406) 255-2940
NEVADA:
850 Harvard Way
P.O. Box 12000
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Reno, NV 89520-0006
(702) 785-6501
NEW MEXICO, KANSAS,

OKLAHOMA, and TEXAS:
1474 Rodeo Road
P.O. Box 27115
Santa Fe, NM 87502-0115
(505) 438-7450
OREGON and WASHINGTON:

1300 N.E. 44th Ave.
P.O. Box 2965
Portland, OR 97208-2965
(503) 280-7158
UTAH:
CFS Financial Center - 301
324 South State Street
P.O. Box 45155
Salt Lake City, UT 84145-0155
(801) 539-4100
WYOMING and NEBRASKA:

2515 Warren Avenue
P.O. Box 1828
Cheyenne, WY 82003
(307) 775-6117
OTHER LAND DISPOSALS BY FEDERAL AGENCIES GENERAL

SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
REGION 1
CONNECTICUT, ILLINOIS, INDIANA,

MAINE, MASSACHUSETTS, MICHIGAN,
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MINNESOTA, NEW HAMPSHIRE,

NEW JERSEY, NEW YORK, OHIO,
PUERTO RICO, RHODE ISLAND,
VERMONT, VIRGIN ISLANDS, WISCONSIN
10 Causeway Street, Room 1079

Boston, MA 02222
(617) 565-5700
REGION 4
ALABAMA, DELAWARE,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, FLORIDA,
GEORGIA, KENTUCKY, MARYLAND,
MISSISSIPPI, NORTH CAROLINA,
PENNSYLVANIA, SOUTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA, WEST VIRGINIA

Atlanta, GA 30365
(404) 331-5133
REGION 7
ARKANSAS, COLORADO, IOWA, KANSAS,

LOUISIANA, MISSOURI, MONTANA,
NEBRASKA, NEW MEXICO,
NORTH DAKOTA, OKLAHOMA,
SOUTH DAKOTA, TEXAS, UTAH,
WYOMING
819 Taylor Street

Fort Worth, TX 76102
(817) 334-2331
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REGION 9
ALASKA, AMERICAN SAMOA, ARIZONA,

CALIFORNIA, GUAM, HAWAII, IDAHO,
NEVADA, OREGON, THE TRUST
TERRITORY OF THE PACIFIC ISLANDS,
WASHINGTON
525 Market Street

San Francisco, CA 94105
(415) 744-5940
U.S. Department of the Interior

Bureau of Land Management
1849 C St., N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20240
As the Nation's principal conservation agency, the Department of the

Interior has responsibility for most of our nationally owned public lands and
natural resources. This includes fostering the wisest use of our land and water
resources, protecting our fish and wildlife, preserving the environmental and
cultural values of our national parks and historical places, and providing for the
enjoyment of life through outdoor recreation. The Department assesses our
energy and mineral resources and works to assure that their development is in
the best interests of all our people. The Department also has a major
responsibility for American Indian reservation communities and for people who
live in Island Territories under U.S. administration.
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HOW TO BUY SURPLUS PERSONAL PROPERTY
FROM THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE -

REUTILIZATION AND MARKETING SERVICE
Foreword
This pamphlet is provided assists individuals, or businesses desiring to buy
surplus personal properly of the U.S. Department of Defense. Often, various
commercial firms sell literature regarding the sale of DoD properly and/or
advertise sales of DoD properly, and suggest that DoD sells real estate, jeeps,
confiscated and seized properly. DoD does not sell these items. The type of DoD
properly sold, how it may be purchased, and other information is explained in this
pamphlet.
This revision supersedes, in its entirety, How to Buy Surplus Personal
Property from the Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service, dated July 1989.
Comments concerning this pamphlet and suggestions for future revisions
are welcomed and should be forwarded to Defense Reutilization and Marketing
Service, National Sales Office, P.O. Box 5275 DDRC, 2163 Airways Blvd.,
Memphis, TN 38114-5210.
The Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service is a primary level field
activity of the Washington, D.C.-based Defense Logistics Agency.
The material contained in this pamphlet may be reproduced in whole or in
pad, provided the source is identified as the pamphlet, How to Buy Surplus
Personal Property From The Department of Defense, and credit is given to the
Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service as the preparing agency.
Introduction
This document explains how to buy U.S. Department of Defense (DoD)
surplus personal property.
Headquarters, Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service (DRMS),
manages the DoD sales program for the Defense Logistics Agency, Sales are
conducted on a national and local basis by various sales methods through the
National Sales Office (NSO) and numerous Defense Reutilization and Marketing
Offices (DRMOs) located worldwide.
Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service (DRMS) sells primarily DoD
surplus personal property, DoD retains only property to fulfill current or
foreseeable requirements, Only property which is not required by DoD, other
federal agencies, or authorized donees is sold to the general public, DRMS sells
usable items suitable for use or recovery of parts, or recyclable materials (e.g.,
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ferrous and nonferrous metals, plastics, paper, textiles, rubber, used oil and
lubricants.)
DRMS does not sell real estate, confiscated or seized items (i.e. sports
cars, and luxury items), most contractor inventory (properly in possession of
contractors performing government contracts), or material of primarily military
application (i.e. weapons and items of an offensive or defensive nature).
Sale of U.S. Government-owned real estate and surplus property generated
by most federal agencies is the responsibility of the General Services
Administration (GSA). For information, contact a GSA sales office listed later.
Eligibility Of Bidders
With few exceptions, any member of the general public may bid on DoD
properly provided he is not (1) under 18 years of age; (2) an employee of an
agency of the Federal Government, (either as a civilian or as a member of the
Armed Forces of the U.S., including the U.S. Coast Guard on active duty)
prohibited by the regulations of that agency from purchasing property sold
hereunder, or; (3) an agent or immediate member of the household of the
employee in (2) above.
National Sales
The National Sales Office in Memphis, TN, is now the consolidated sales
office that will conduct all national sales of DoD surplus property. They prepare
sales catalogs, administer bid openings, make awards and conclude contractual
arrangements. Mailing address is:
Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service

National Sales Office
P.O. Box 5275 DDRC
2163 Airways Blvd.
Memphis, TN 38114-5210
Sales Catalogs
A sales catalog describes the properly, sale location, property location,
inspection and sale dates, and contact for further information. Catalogs are
mailed well in advance of the date of sale to allow sufficient time for inspection.
National Sales Methods

Sealed Bid
Sealed bid sales are used to sell large quantities of properly to buyers on a
regional or national marketing basis. Recyclable materials are usually sold by
this method.
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Term sealed bid sales are used when property, generally recyclable
materials, is required to be removed as it is generated throughout a specified
period of time.
Bidders enter the prices they will pay on the bid forms in the catalog.
complete other required forms. and return them to the sales office alone with the
required deposit. Bids are opened on the specified date. Subsequently, awards
are made and bidders noticed.
National Auction
A national auction is used to sell a substantial quantity or variety of property
having wide commercial application.
National Bidders List

National Sales Office (NSO) maintains a single National Bidders List for
automatic mailing of national sales catalogs. Upon completion of an application,
your name will appear on the National Bidders List which records the
geographical location(s) and class(es) of property you identify. When the
class(es) of property become(s) available for sale in the geographical area(s)
specified, you will receive a copy of the sale catalog(s).
To be placed on this list, complete the enclosed application and return it to
5275 DDRC, 2163 Airways Blvd., Memphis, TN 38114-5210, Phone: 1-800-222-
DRMS.
Your name may be removed from the list for failure to participate after
receipt of at least five catalogs. if you indicate an excessive number of classes
and/or geographical locations on your application, and do not participate in sales,
removal may occur soon.
The Commerce Business Daily (published daily Monday through Friday,
except Federal Holidays) contains notices of scheduled DoD national sales. It
may be obtained from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing
Office, Washington, D.C. 20402.
European National Bidders List

Europe division office maintains the national bidders list for sale of property
held by those installations within its geographical area. To be placed on this list,
contact Defense Reutilization and Marketing Region - Europe, Europe Division
Office, Lindsey A.S., Unit 4490, APO AE, 09196, Phone 0611-82-3505
Pacific National Bidders List

Pacific division offices maintains the national bidders list for sales of
property held by those installations within its geographical area. To be placed on
this list, contact Pacific Division Office, Blvd. 12, Camp H.M. Smith, HI. 96861-
5010, Phone (808) 477-1227.
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Local Sales
Local sales are conducted by the DRMOs. Information can be obtained from
the DRMO in your area (see pages 9 through 13). Information and/or
identification of DRMOs in the Europe and Pacific areas can be obtained by
contacting the Europe or Pacific sales division office at the address provided
above.
Local Sales Methods

Auction
The local auction is used at DRMOs where there are a variety of items in
small quantities which hold substantial interest and demand in the local market.
Spot Bid
The local spot bid is similar to auction except bidders submit bids on forms
provided by the DRMO. Awards are made to the highest bidder, item by item, as
the sale progresses.
Cash and Carry
Cash and carry sales are conducted by most DRMOs and offer small
quantities of individual items at fixed prices based on the current market value.
Contact the DRMO for information.
Local Bidders List

Each DRMO maintains the bidders list for their local sales. To be placed on
the list to receive information on upcoming sales, contact the DRMO (or the
sales division office for Europe and Pacific areas).
Normally your name is removed from the list if you do not participate in a
sale after receipt of three catalogs.
Bid Deposit Bonds

Bonds may be permitted in certain types of sales involving unusual
contractual arrangements, such as term sales. Bid deposit bonds afford a
convenience to the buyer who intends to bid frequently. Bonds do not take the
place of bid deposits. They only support the non-guaranteed instruments used up
to the amount of the penal sum. The types of bonds available are (1) Deposit
Bond-Individual Invitation, Sale of Government Personal Property (Standard
Form 150) used for a one-time sale; and (2) Deposit Bond-Annual, Sale of
Government Personal Property (Standard Form 151) a yearly bond which may
be used for the entire fiscal year 1 Oct-30 Sep. The Standard Forms 150 and
151 and instructions may be obtained from: Defense Reutilization and Marketing
Service, National Sales Office, P.O. Box 5275 DDRC, 2163 Airways Blvd.,
Memphis, TN 38114-5210.
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Successful Bidders List

A list of successful bidders, prepared after each national sealed bid sale,
shows prices for items awarded. This list is sent to each bidder who participated.
It is prepared by, and available at, the sales office which conducted the sale.
Special Conditions Affecting Sale Of Certain Items

Demilitarized Property
Arms, ammunition, combatant aircraft, armored combatant vehicles, and
other military type items are not sold in original form to the general public. They
are demilitarized to preclude reconditioning for further military use.
Demilitarization normally leaves items with no value except for basic material
content.
Hazardous Property
Certain properties are hazardous due to toxicity, flammability,
corrosiveness, etc. Hazardous items are sold with restrictions published in the
sales catalog. To purchase hazardous property, the buyer must meet any local,
state or federal regulations.
Jeeps
All M151 series vehicles, including jeeps, are unsafe for public highway use.
These vehicles are made unusable by removing major components and
destroying the unitized body so it cannot be rebuilt.
Ships
Aircraft carriers, battleships, cruisers, frigates, patrol combatants,
submarines, and ships which are converted from any of these configurations are
sold for scrapping purposes. Ships, other than those cited above, are sold as
usable items.
Aircraft
Commercial cargo and passenger aircraft are the only types offered for sale
as aircraft. Combat aircraft (i.e. fighters, bombers, and certain trainers) must be
demilitarized and sold for recovery of basic material content, parts, and
components.
Purchasers of aircraft must (1) obtain a Federal Aviation Administration
(FAA) airworthiness certificate or (2) show that the aircraft concerns to an
existing civilian mode which has an FAA type certificate and prove that it is
airworthy. A pamphlet, AC 20-96, entitled Surplus Military Aircraft, A Briefing For
Prospective Buyers, is available from your nearest FAA Engineering and
Manufacturing District Office. It explains the FAA procedure to certify a surplus
military aircraft.
Defense Reutilization And Marketing Offices
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ALABAMA
DRMO-Anniston (EAST)
Anniston Army Depot
Anniston, AL 36201-5090
Phone: (205)235-7733/7133
DRMO-Huntsville (EAST)
Bldg. 7408
Redstone Arsenal, AL 35898-7230
Phone: (205)842-2532/3617
DRMO-Montgomery (EAST)
Gunter AFS, 900
Montgomery, AL 36114-5000
Phone: (205)416-4194
DRMO-Rucker (EAST)
Ft. Rucker, AL 36362-5286
Phone: (205)255-5263/2275
ALASKA
DRMO-Anchorage (WEST)
P.O. Box 166, Bldg. 34-600
Elmendorf AFB, AK 99506-0866
Phone: (907)552-3733
DRMO-Fairbanks (WEST)
P.O. Box 35028
Ft. Wainwright, AK 99703-0028
Phone: (907)353-7406
ARIZONA
DRMO-Luke (WEST)
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7011 North El Mirage Rd.

Luke AFB
Glendale, AZ 85307-5000
Phone: (602)856-7144
DRMO-Tucson (WEST)
Davis-Monthan AFB
Tucson, AZ 85708-0011
Phone: (602) 750-3819
ARKANSAS
DRMO-Little Rock (WEST)

Little Rock AFB
Bldg. 1575
Jacksonville, AR 72099-5000
Phone: (501)988-3720
CALIFORNIA
DRMO-Alameda (WEST)
2155 Mariner Square Loop
Bldg. 4
Alameda, CA 94501-1022
Phone: (415)869-8283
DRMO-Barstow (WEST)
Marine Corps Logistics Base
Bldg. 226
Barstow, CA 92311-5045
Phone: (619)577-6567/6568
DRMO-El Toro (WEST)

P.O. Box 21
East Irvine, CA 92650-0021
Phone: (714)726-4937
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DRMO-McClellan (WEST)
Bldg. 700-A
McClellan AFB, CA 95652-6448
Phone: (916)643-2061
DRMO-Norton (WEST)
Bldg. 948
Notion AFB, CA 92409-6488
Phone: (714)382-7372/4839
DRMO-Ord (WEST)
P.O. Box 810
Marina, CA 93933-0810
Phone: (408)242-3808/5016
DRMO-Pendleton (WEST)
P.O. Box 1608
Oceanside, CA 92051-1608
Phone: (619)725-3605/4332
DRMO-Pod Hueneme (WEST)

NCBC, Bldg. 513
Pod Hueneme, CA 93043-5015
Phone: (805)982-5636
DRMO-San Diego (WEST)

P.O. Box 337
Imperial Beach, CA 91933-0337
Phone: (619)437-9446
DRMO-Stockton (WEST)
Rough and Ready Island
Bldg. 1002
Stockton, CA 95203-4901
Phone: (209)944-7291/7292
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COLORADO
DRMO-Colorado Springs (WEST)

Ft. Carson, Bldg. 318
Colorado Springs, CO 80913-5044
Phone: (719)579-2082/5514
CONNECTICUT
DRMO-Groton (EAST)
Naval Submarine Base
New London
Box 12
Groton, CT 06349-5012
Phone: (203)449-3524
DELAWARE
DRMO-Dover (EAST)
Bldg. 114
Dover AFB, DE 19902-6468
Phone: (302)677-5202
FLORIDA
DRMO-Eglin (EAST)
Eglin AFB, FL 32542-7429
Phone: (904)882-2822/2823
DRMO-Homestead (EAST)
Homestead AFB, FL 33039-5000
Phone: (305)257-7425/7426
DRMO-Jacksonville (EAST)
P.O. Box 82
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Jacksonville, FL 32212-0082
Phone: (9041772-3411/3412
DRMO-Key West (EAST)

NAS Harry S. Truman Annex
Bldg. 795
P.O. Box 6048
Key West, FL 33040-5000
Phone: (305)292-5271
DRMO-Patrick (EAST)
Patrick AFB, FL 32925-7469
Phone: (407)494-7912/6507
DRMO-Pensacola (EAST)
U.S. Naval Air Station, Bldg 685-N
Pensacola, FL 32508-7404
Phone: (904)452-2351/2352
DRMO-Tampa
P.O. Box 6838
MacDill AFB, FL 33608-0838
Phone: (813)830-2871
GEORGIA
DRMO-Albany (EAST)
Marine Corps Logistics Base
Albany, GA 31704-5045
Phone: (912)439-5972
DRMO-Benning (FAST)
P.O. Box 2410
Ft. Benning GA 31905-1010
Phone: (404)545-3497
DRMO-Gordon (EAST)
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Bldg. 10601
Ft. Gordon, GA 30905-5667
Phone: (404)791-3749/2487
DRMO-Stewart (EAST)
Bldg. 1152
Hinesville, GA 31313-0010
Phone: (912)767-8863/8878
DRMO-Warner-Robins (EAST)
Robins AFB, GA 31098-5000
Phone: (912)926-2386/2387
GREENLAND
DRMO-Thule (EAST)
Thule Air Base
APO NY 09121-5000
Phone: (No commercial number)
HAWAII
DRMO-Hawaii (WEST)
Box 580
Pearl City, HI 96782-0580
Phone: (808)474-6873/6874
IDAHO
None
ILLINOIS
DRMO-Chanute (EAST)
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Bldg. 734, Stop 35

Chanute AFT, IL 61868-5000
Phone: (217)495-2701/3131
DRMO-Great Lakes (EAST)

Naval Training Ctr, Bldg 3212A
Great Lakes, IL 60088-5798
Phone: (708)688-3655/3656
DRMO-Rock Island (EAST)

Rock Island Arsenal, Bldg 154
Rock Island, IL 61299-7030
Phone: (309)782-1617
DRMO-Scott (EAST)
Bldg. 4141
Scott AFB, IL 62225-5000
Phone: (618)256-3105/4497
INDIANA
DRMO-Crane (EAST)
Naval Weapons Support Ctr
Crane, IN 47522-5091
Phone: (812)854-3442/1554/1728
DRMO-Indianapolis (EAST)
Bldg. 124
Ft. Benjamin Harrison, IN 46216-7400
Phone: (317)543-6615
IOWA
None
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KANSAS
DRMO-Riley (WEST)
P.O. Box 2490
Ft. Riley, KS 66442-2490
Phone: (913)239-6202/6203
KENTUCKY
DRMO-Campbell (EAST)
P.O. Box 555
Ft. Campbell, KY 42223-0555
Phone: (502)798-4897/3525
DRMO-Knox (EAST)
Bldg. 2962 Fraizer Road
Ft. Knox, KY 40121-5640
Phone: (502)624-5755
DRMO-Lexington (EAST)
Lexington-Blue Grass Army Depot
Lexington, KY 40511-5108
Phone: (606)293-3436/3543
LOUISIANA
DRMO-Barksdale (WEST)
Barksdale AFB, LA 71110-6100
Phone: (318)456-4898
DRMO-Polk (WEST)
P.O. Drawer 3901
FL Polk LA 71459-0901
Phone: (318)531-4068/4064
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MAINE
DRMO-Brunswick (EAST)
584 Naval Air Station,
Brunswick, ME 04011-5000
Phone: (207)921-2627/2452
DRMO-Limestone (EAST)
P.O. Box 1021
Loring AFB, ME 04751-6109
Phone: (207)999-6193-2464
MARYLAND
DRMO-Aberdeen (EAST)
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Bldg. 3620
Aberdeen, MD 21005-5001
Phone: (410)278-2235/4785/2435
DRMO-Meade (EAST)
P.O. Box 388
Ft. Meade, MD 20755-0388
Phone: (410)677-6366
MASSACHUSETTS
DRMO-Devens (EAST)
P.O. Box 69
Ft. Devens, MA 01433-5690
Phone: (508)796-3511
DRMO-Westover (EAST)
Bldg. 1604
Westover AFB, MA 01022-5000
Phone: (413)557-3904/3939
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MICHIGAN
DRMO-Sawyer (Upper Peninsula) (EAST)

Bldg. 417
K.I. Sawyer AFB, MI 49843-6100
Phone: (906) 346-2254/2432
DRMO-Selfridge (EAST)
Bldg. 590
Selfridge ANG Base, MI 48045-5003
Phone: (313)466-4586/5191
DRMO-Wurtsmith (EAST)
P.O. Box 3001
Wurtsmith AFB, MI 48753-6100
Phone: (517)747-6357/6332
MINNESOTA
DRMO-Duluth (EAST)
C/O 148th Fighter Interceptor Gp
Minnesota ANG
Duluth Int'l Airport
Duluth, MN 55811-5000
Phone: (218)723-7441
MISSISSIPPI
DRMO-Keesler (EAST)
Bldg. 4422
Keesler AFB, MS 39534-5000
Phone: (601)377-3327/2393
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MISSOURI
DRMO-Leonard Wood (WEST)

Gas Street Bldg. 2391
Ft. Leonard Wood, MO 65473-5820
Phone: (314)368-7101
DRMO-Whiteman (WEST)
P.O. Box 6010
Whiteman AFB, MO 65305-6100
Phone: (816)687-3308
MONTANA
DRMO-Great Falls (WEST)

Bldg. 1531
Malmstrom AFB, MT 59402-6100
Phone: (406)731-6346
NEBRASKA
DRMO-Offutt (WEST)
P.O. Box 13292
Omaha, NE 68113-6100
Phone: (402)294-3934/4964
NEVADA
DRMO-Nellis (WEST)
Bldg. 1035 Area III
Nellis AFB, NV 89191-5000
Phone: (702)652-2004/2005
NEW HAMPSHIRE
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DRMO-Portsmouth (EAST)
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
P.O. Box 2028
Portsmouth, NH 03801-2028
Phone: (207)438-5154
NEW JERSEY
DRMO-Bayonne (EAST)
Military Ocean Terminal Bldg. 63
Bayonne, NJ 07002-5301
Phone: (201)823-7209
DRMO-Lakehurst (EAST)
Naval Air Engineering Ctr
Bldg. 75
Lakehurst, NJ 08733-5010
Phone: (908)323-2661
NEW MEXICO
DRMO-Cannon (WEST)
Bldg. 215
Cannon AFB, NM 88103-5000
Phone: (505)784-2437
DRMO-Holloman (WEST)
Bldg. 112
Holloman AFB, NM 88330-6100
Phone: (505)479-7860
DRMO-Kirtland (WEST)
Bldg. 1025
Kirtland AFB, NM 87117-6100
Phone: (505)846-6959
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NEW YORK
DRMO-Plattsburgh (EAST)
P.O. Box 864
Plattsburgh AFB, NY 12901-0864
Phone: (518)565-5779
DRMO Rome (EAST)

Bldg. T-8
Griffis AFT, NY 13441-6100
Phone: (315)330-2252
DRMO-Watervliet (EAST)
Watervliet Arsenal, Bldg 145
Watervliet, NY 12189-4050
Phone: (518)226-4112/5126
NORTH CAROLINA
DRMO-Bragg (EAST)
Bldg. 1334, Knox St.
Ft. Bragg, NC 28307-5000
Phone: (919)396-5298/5222
DRMO-Cherry Point (EAST)

PSC 4298, MCAS
Cherry Point, NC 28533-4298
Phone: (919)466-2743/5905/3338
DRMO-Lejeune (EAST)
Louis Rd, Bldg. 906
Camp Lejeune, NC 28542-5000
Phone: (919)451-5652/5613
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NORTH DAKOTA
DRMO-Grand Forks (WEST)

Grand Forks AFB, Bldg. 432
Grand Forks, ND 58205-6100
Phone: (701)747-3783
DRMO-Minot (WEST)
401 Bomber Blvd.
Minot AFB, ND 58705-5010
Phone: (701)723-6119
OHIO
DRMO-Columbus (EAST)
P.O. Box 13297
Columbus, OH 43213-0297
Phone: (614)238-3244/2316
DRMO-Wright-Patterson (EAST)
Bldg. 89, Area C
Wright-Patterson AFB, OH 45433-5000
Phone: (513)257-4203/7823
OKLAHOMA
DRMO-Oklahoma City (WEST)

Tinker AFB/L-11
Oklahoma City, OK 73145-5000
Phone: (405)739-7882
DRMO-Sill (WEST)
Bldg. 3323
Ft. Sill, OK 73503-6900
Phone: (405)351-4703
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OREGON
None
PANAMA
DRMO-Panama (EAST)
APO Miami 34002-5000
Phone: (313)285-4754/4808
PENNSYLVANIA
DRMO-Chambersburg (EAST)
Letterkenny Army Depot
P.O. Box 229
Chambersburg, PA 17201-0229
Phone: (717)267-5425
DRMO-Mechanicsburg (EAST)
Navy SPCC Mechanicsburg
Bldg. 206
5450 Carlisle Pike
P.O. Box 2020
Mechanicsburg, PA 17055-0788
Phone: (717)790-3135
DRMO-Philadelphia (EAST)
2800 S. 20th St.
Bldg. 26-C
Phone: (215)737-5915
DRMO-Tobyhanna (EAST)
P.O. Box 366
Tobyhanna, PA 18466-0366
Phone: (717)894-7455
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PUERTO RICO
DRMO-Roosevelt Roads (EAST)

PSC 1080, Bldg. 1973
FPO Miami 34051
Phone: (809)865-2000, Ext. 3080/3406/4906
RHODE ISLAND
DRMO-Davisville (EAST)
Naval Construction Battalion Ctr
Davisville, RI 02854-0795
Phone: (401)267-6294
SOUTH CAROLINA
DRMO-Charleston (EAST)
P.O. Box 5715
North Charleston, SC 29408-0715
Phone: (803)743-5319
DRMO-Jackson (EAST)
Bldg. 1902
Ft. Jackson, SC 29207-6050
Phone: (803)751-7912
SOUTH DAKOTA
DRMO-Ellsworth (WEST)
Ellsworth AFB, Bldg. 1801
Rapid City, SD 57706-6100
Phone: (605)385-1018
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TENNESSEE
DRMO-Memphis (WEST)
2163 Airways Blvd.
Phone: (901) 775-6552
TEXAS
DRMO-Bliss (WEST)
P.O. Box 8029
El Paso, TX 79908-9991
Phone: (915)568-8503/8208
DRMO-Carswell (WEST)
Bldg. 1360
Carswell AFB, TX 76127-6100
Phone: (817)782-5272/5321
DRMO-Corpus Christi (WEST)

HAS, Bldg. 22
Corpus Christi, TX 78419-5600
Phone: (512)939-2933/2936
DRMO-Dyess (WEST)
P.O. Box 9545
Dyess AFB, TX 79607-6100
Phone: (915)696-2578/4376
DRMO-Hood (WEST)
80th St.
P.O. Drawer G
Ft. Hood, TX 76544-0210
Phone: (817)287-5616
DRMO-San Antonio (WEST)
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Bldg. 3050, E. Kelly

Kelly AFB, TX 78241-5000
Phone: (512)925-6167/6168/6169
DRMO-Sheppard (WEST)
DRMO/37 Bldg. 2135
Sheppard AFB, TX 76311-5000
Phone: (817)676-4931/4934
DRMO-Texarkana (WEST)
P.O. Box 1330
Hooks, TX 75561-1330
Phone: (903)334-3177
UTAH
DRMO-Hill (WEST)
Bldg. 890
Hill AFB, UT 84056-5000
Phone: (801)777-7422/6659
DRMO-Tooele (WEST)
Tooele Army Depot, Bldg 2010
Tooele, UT 84074-5019
Phone: (801)833-3571/3572
VERMONT
None
VIRGINIA
DRMO-Belvoir (EAST)
M/S 566/SX151 W
Bldg. 2517
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Ft. Belvoir, VA 22060-5566

Phone: (703)806-5502
DRMO-Norfolk (EAST)
Norfolk Naval Station Post Office
P.O. Box 15068
Norfolk, VA 23511-0068
Phone: (804)444-5366/5689
DRMO-Richmond (EAST)
Defense General Supply Ctr
Warehouse 3
8000 Jefferson Davis Hwy
Richmond, VA 23297-5000
Phone: (804)279-4407
DRMO-Williamsburg (EAST)
Cheatham Annex
Bldg. 16
Naval Supply Ctr
Williamsburg, VA 23187-8792
Phone: (804)887-7621/7264
WASHINGTON
DRMO-Lewis (WEST)
P.O. Box 9670
Tillicum, WA 98433-5000
Phone: (206)967-7861/2779
WEST VIRGINIA
None
WISCONSIN
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DRMO-Sparta (EAST)
Ft. McCoy Bide. 2184
Sparta, WI 54656-5000
Phone: (608)388-3719
WYOMING
None
General Services Administration Sales Contacts - (Real

Property/Other Federal Personal Property)
The GSA sells U.S. Government-owned surplus real properly, and personal
properly generated by most civil agencies of the Federal Government. GSA
occasionally sells seized and confiscated property. However, you may wish to
contact the seizing agency (i.e., U.S. Customs Service, Internal Revenue
Service) for additional information on such properly.
For information on the sale of real properly, contact:
General Services Administration

Office of Real Properly
Federal Property Resources Services
18th and F Streets, NW
For information regarding the sale of civilian Federal Government surplus

personal properly, contact a GSA Regional Customer Service Bureau. The
addresses and areas served are given below. Send inquiries to Surplus Sales,
Customer Service Bureau, U.S. General Services Administration, at the
appropriate location.
Regional Addresses: Areas Served:
National Capital Region District of Columbia, Montgomery

7th and D Sts., SW and Prince Georges Counties in
Washington, DC 20407 Maryland, Arlington, Fairfax,
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Loudon; Prince William

Counties
and the cities of Alexandria
and
Falls Church in Virginia
Region 1 Connecticut, Maine, Massachusets,

10 Causeway St. New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and
Boston, MA 02222 Vermont
Region 2 New Jersey, New York, Puerto

26 Federal Plz Rico, and Virgin Islands
New York, NY 10278
Region 3 Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia

9th and Market Sts. (except Washington, DC
Philadelphia, PA 19107 metropolitan area), Pennsylvania,
and West Virginia
Region 4 Alabama, Florida, Georgia,

75 Spring St., SW Kentucky, Mississippi, North
Atlanta, GA 30303 Carolina, South Carolina and
Tennessee
Region 5 Illinois, Indiana, Michigan,

230 S. Dearborn St. Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin
Chicago, IL 60604
Region 6 Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and

4400 College Blvd. Nebraska
Suite 175
Region 7 Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico,

819 Taylor St. Oklahoma, and Texas
Ft. Worth, TX 76102
Region 8 Colorado, Montana, North Dakota,
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Bldg. 41-Denver, Fed. Ctr. South Dakota, Utah and Wyoming

Denver, CO 80225
Region 9 American Samoa, Arizona,

525 Market St. California, Commonwealth of the
San Francisco, CA 94105 Northern Mariana Islands, Guam,
Hawaii, and Nevada
Region 10 Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and

GSA Ctr Washington.
Auburn, WA 98002
Classes Of Property Sold Recyclable Materials
CLASS NO. DESCRIPTION
8305A Textiles including Synthetic Fabric

9450A Paper (e.g., newsprint, manila cards)
9450B Rubber (e.g., tires and tubes)
9450C Miscellaneous (e.g., leather, plastic, fiberglass, etc.)
9450D Exposed Film/Spent Hypo Solution
9450E Waste Oil, Jet Fuels, Paints, Chemicals, Waxes, and
Lubricants
9450F Food Waste
9450G Industrial Diamond Containing Materials
9460A Precious Metals, All Types
9660B Gold and Silver Plated or Brazed on Base Metal
9660C Cast iron
9670D Prepared Heavy Melting Steel
9670E Unprepared Heavy Melting Steel
9670F Prepared Light Steel (black and/or galvanized)
9670G Unprepared Light Steel (black and/or galvanized)
9670H Unprepared Mixed Heavy and Light Steel
9670J Turnings and Borings (steel and/or wrought iron)
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9670K Stainless Steel Alloys, Magnetic and Nonmagnetic (e.g., 300 and
400 series types except types 310 and 446 of the American iron and Steel
Institute)
9670L High Temperature Alloys: Nickel and Cobalt Base which are
Copper Free
9680B Copper, Copper-Base Alloys and Copper Containing Materials
(includes spent bullets, casings, and shells)
9680C Copper-Bearing Materials (e.g., motors, armatures, generators,
etc., but excludes electrical and electronic materials)
9680D Miscellaneous Electrical and Electronic Materials (includes steel
or aluminum armored cable, etc., but excludes copper-bearing materials)
9680E Aluminum and Aluminum Alloys (excludes material in Class
9680F)
9680F Aircraft sold for recovery of basic metal content, parts and
components
9680G Magnesium Alloys
9680H Lead, Lead-Base Alloys, Antimony, Zinc and Zinc Alloys
(includes lead-acid type storage batteries)
9680J Bullet and Projectile Metals (to be recovered from target, artillery
and bombing ranges)
9680K Storage Batteries (nickel-iron-alkaline types)
9680L Storage Batteries (silver-zinc, nickel-cadmium and mercury types)
9680M Tin and Alloys (includes tin-base babitt metal and block tin pipe,
but excludes tin cans and terneplate)
USABLE PROPERTY
Weapons (Accessories)
1005 Holsters, slings, small arms accessories
Nuclear Ordnance Equipment
1190 Specialized Test and Handling Equipment, Nuclear Ordnance

(e.g., specially designed trucks and trailers, slings and hoists, etc.)*
Fire Control Equipment
1220 Fire Control Computing Sights and Devices*
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1240 Optical Sighting and Ranging Equipment*

1260 Fire Control Designating and Indicating Equipment*
1265 Fire Control Transmitting and Receiving Equipment,
except Airborne*
1270 Aircraft Gunnery Fire Control Components*
1280 Aircraft Bombing Fire Control Components*
1285 Fire Control Radar Equipment, except Airborne*
1290 Miscellaneous Fire Control Equipment (e.g., Control Directors and
Systems, Stabilizing Mechanisms, and Sonar Equipment)*
Guided Missile Equipment
1440 Guided Missile, Launchers, Components and Remote Control

Systems
1450 Guided Missile Handling and Servicing Equipment (e.g., specially
designed trucks and trailers, slings, hoists, jacks, etc.)*
Aircraft; and Airframe Structural Components
1510A Single Engine Aircraft

15108 Twin Engine Aircraft
1510C Multi-Engine Aircraft
1520 Aircraft, Rotary Wing (e.g., helicopters)
1550 Drones and Gliders (e.g., complete drones and Sliders used for
targets, training, surveillance, etc.)
1560A Airframe Structural Components, etc., peculiar to Single Engine
1560B Airframe Structural Components, etc., peculiar to Multi-Engine
Aircraft
1560C Airframe Structural Components, etc., peculiar to Helicopters
Aircraft Components and Accessories
1610 Aircraft Propellers and Component Parts

1615 Helicopter Rotor Blades, Drive Mechanisms and Components
(e.g., rotors, yokes, blades, blade sets, clutches, transmissions, etc.)
1620 Aircraft Landing Gear Components
1630 Aircraft Wheel and Brake Systems
1650 Aircraft Hydraulic, Vacuum, and Deicing System Components
1660 Aircraft Air Conditioning, Heating, and Pressurizing Equipment
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1670 Parachutes and Aerial Pick Up, Delivery, and Cargo Tie Down
Equipment*
1680 Miscellaneous Aircraft and Space Vehicle Accessories and
Components
Aircraft Launching, Landing, and Ground Handling Equipment
1710 Aircraft Arresting, Barrier, and Barricade Equipment

1720 Aircraft Launching Equipment*
1730 Aircraft and Space Vehicle Ground Handling and Servicing
Equipment
1740 Airfield Specialized Trucks and Trailers
Ships, Small Craft, Pontoons, and Floating Docks
1905A Aircraft Carriers (for scrapping only)

1905B Battleships, Cruisers, Destroyers (for scrapping only)
1905C Landing Ships (e.g., LSM, LSMR, LSSL, LST, etc.)
1905D Minehunters, Minesweepers, Minelayers
1905E Submarines (for scrapping only)
1905F Landing Craft (e.g., LCVP, LCPL, LCM, etc.).
1910 Transport Vessels, Passenger and Troop
1915 Cargo and Tanker Vessels
1935A Ferry
1925B Harbor Utility Craft
1925C Repair Ships
1925D Tugs (e.g., YTB, YTL, ATA, etc.)
1930A Fuel Barge, Gasoline Barge, Water Barge
1930B Lighters (open and covered)
1935 Barges and Lighters, Special Purpose (e.g., derrick, piledriver,
torpedo testing barges, barge-mounted cranes, etc.)
1940B Patrol Craft (e,g,, PC, PCS, SC, YP, PCE, etc.)
1940C Seaplane Tenders
1940D Small Craft under 40 feet in length powered and non-powered
1945 Pontoons and Floating Docks (e.g., pontoon ramps, etc.)
1950 Floating Dry Docks
1990 Miscellaneous (all other vessels and service craft not included in
properly category numbers 1905A through 1950. Includes fishing vessels,
dredges and commercial sailing vessels.)
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Ship and Marine Equipment
2010 Ship and Boat Propulsion Components (excludes engines and

turbines)
2020 Rigging and Rigging Gear
2030 Deck Machinery
2040 Marine Hardware and Hull Items (e.g., anchors, hatches, rudders,
oars, etc.)
2050 Buoys
2090 Miscellaneous Ship, Marine, and Commercial Fishing Equipment
(includes sails, marine furniture, ladders, etc.)
Railway Equipment
2210 Locomotives
2220 Rail Cars
2230 Right-of-Way Construction and Maintenance Equipment, Railroad
2240 Locomotive and Rail Car Accessories and Components
2250 Track Materials, Railroad (e.g., rails, frogs, fish plates, etc.)
Motor Vehicles, Trailers, and Cycles
2310A Passenger sedans/station wagons

2310B Ambulances and Hearses
2310C Buses
2320A Trucks and Truck Tractors one ton and heavier capacity combat
assault, tracket tactical and ground effect vehicles
2320B Amphibian Vehicles
2320C Jeeps and all four-wheel drive vehicles of less than one ton
capacity
2320D Trucks with two-wheel drive of less than one ton capacity
2330 Trailers (e.g., semitrailers, house trailers, semitrailer dollies, etc.)
2340 Motorcycles, Motor Scooters, and Bicycles
Tractors
2410 Tractors, Full Track, Low Speed (e.g., caterpillar and crawler, etc.)
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2420 Tractors, Wheeled (e.g., agricultural and industrial wheeled

tractors, etc.)
2430 Tractors, Track Laying, High Speed
Vehicular Equipment Components
2510 Vehicular Cab, Body, and Frame Structural Components

2520 Vehicular Power Transmission Components
2530 Vehicular Brake, Steering, Axle, Wheel, and Track Components
2540 Vehicular Furniture and Accessories
2590 Miscellaneous Vehicular Components (e.g., A-frames, bulldozer
blades, crane booms, etc.)
Tires and Tubes
2610 Tires and Tubes, Pneumatic, except Aircraft

2620 Tires and Tubes, Pneumatic, Aircraft
2630 Tires, Solid and Cushion (includes rubber track laying treads)
2640 Tire Rebuilding and Tire and Tube Repair Materials/Machinery
Engines, Turbines, and Components
2805 Gasoline Reciprocating Engines, except Aircraft; and Components

2810 Gasoline Reciprocating Engines, Aircraft; and Components (e.g.,
only aircraft prime mover types)
2815 Diesel Engines and Components
2820 Steam Engines, Reciprocating and Components
2825 Steam Turbines and Components
2835 Gas Turbines and Jet Engines, except Aircraft; and Components
(e.g., airborne auxiliary and ground gas turbine power units for aircraft engine
starling, etc.) Rotary gasoline engines and components
2840 Gas Turbines and Jet Engines, Aircraft and Components*
2845 Rocket Engines and Components*
2895 Miscellaneous Compressed Air and Wind Engines; Water
Turrbines and Wheels; and Components
Engine Accessories
2910 Engine Fuel System Components, Nonaircraft
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2915 Engine Fuel System Components, Aircraft

2920 Engine Electrical System Components, Nonaircraft
2925 Engine Electrical System Components, Aircraft
2930 Engine Cooling System Components, Nonaircraft
2935 Engine Cooling System Components, Aircraft
2940 Engine Air and Oil Filters, Strainers, and Cleaners, Nonaircraft
2945 Engine Air and Oil Filters, Strainers, and Cleaners, Aircraft
2950 Turbosuperchargers
2990 Miscellaneous Engine Accessories, Nonaircraft
2995 Miscellaneous Engine Accessories, Aircraft
Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment
3010 Torque Converters and Speed Changers

3020 Gears, Pulleys, Sprockets, and Transmission Chain
3030 Belting, Drive Belts, Fan Belts, and Accessories
3040 Miscellaneous Power Transmission Equipment
Bearings
3110 Bearings, Antifriction, Unmounted

3120 Bearings, Plain, Unmounted
3130 Bearings, Mounted
Woodworking Machinery and Equipment
3210 Sawmill and Pinning Mill Machinery

3220 Woodworking Machines (excludes hand held power driven tools)
3230 Tools and Attachments for Woodworking Machinery
Metalworking Machinery
3411 Boring Machines

3412 Broaching Machines
3413 Drilling and Tapping Machines
3414 Gear Cutting and Finishing Machines
3415 Grinding Machines
3416 Lathes (excludes speed lathes)
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3417 Milling Machines

3418 Planers and Shapers
3419 Miscellaneous Machine Tools (e.g., gun rifling machines, speed
lathes, saws and filing machines, machine centers and way type machines,
electric and ultrasonic erosion machines, etc.)
3422 Rolling Mills and Drawing Machines
3424 Metal Heat Treating and Non-Thermal Treating Equipment
3426 Metal Finishing Equipment
3431 Electric Arc Welding Equipment (excludes welding supplies and
associated equipment)
3432 Electric Resistance Welding Equipment
3433 Gas Welding, Heat Cuffing, and Metalizing Equipment
3436 Welding Positioners and Manipulators
3438 Miscellaneous Welding Equipment
3439 Miscellaneous Welding, Soldering, and Brazing Supplies and
Accessories
3441 Bending and Forming Machines
3442 Hydraulic and Pneumatic Presses, Power Driven
3443 Mechanical Presses, Power Driven (includes forging presses)
3444 Manual Presses
3445 Punching and Shearing Machines
3446 Forging Machinery and Hammers (excludes forging presses)
3447 Wire and Metal Ribbon Forming Machines (excludes roll forming
machines)
3448 Riveting Machines (excludes power driven hand riveting
machines)
3449 Miscellaneous Secondary Metal Forming and Cuffing Machines
3450 Machine Tools, Portable
3455 Cutting Tools For Machine Tools (excludes flame cuffing tools)
3456 Cuffing and Forming Tools For Secondary Metalworking
Machinery
3460 Machine Tool Accessories (including accessories for secondary
metals -- working machinery)
3465 Production Jigs, Fixtures, and Templates
3470 Machine Shop Sets. Kits, and Outfits
Service and Trade Equipment
3510 Laundry and Dry Cleaning Equipment
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3520 Shoe Repairing Equipment

3530 Industrial Sewing Machines and Mobile Textile Repair Shops
(excludes shoe sewing machines)
3540 Wrapping and Packaging Machinery
3550 Vending and Coin Operated Machines
3590 Miscellaneous Service and Trade Equipment (includes barber
chairs, kits, hair clippers and shears, etc.)
Special Industry Machinery
3605 Food Products Machinery and Equipment (excludes kitchen and

galley equipment)
3610 Printing, Duplicating, and Bookbinding Equipment
3615 Pulp and Paper industries Machinery
3620 Rubber and Plastics Working Machinery
3625 Textile Industries Machinery
3635 Crystal and Glass Industries Machinery
3645 Leather Tanning and Leather Working Industries Machinery
3650 Chemical and Pharmaceutical Products Manufacturing Machinery
3655 Gas Generating Equipment (excludes meteorological equipment)
3680 Foundry Machinery, Related Equipment and Supplies (e.g.,
molding machines, tumbling mills, foundry dextrine, core paste, etc.)
3685 Specialized Metal Container Manufacturing Machinery and
Related Equipment
3690 Specialized Ammunition and Ordnance Machinery and Related
Equipment*
3695 Miscellaneous Special Industry Machinery (Includes marking
machines, clay and concrete products industries machinery, tobacco
manufacturing machinery, size reduction machinery, specialized semiconductor
micro-circuit manufacturing machinery, industrial assembly machines and clean
work station equipment.
Agricultural Machinery and Equipment
3710 Soil Preparation Equipment

3720 Harvesting Equipment, Dairy Poultry and Livestock Equipment
3740 Pest, Disease, and Frost Control Equipment
3750 Gardening Implements and Tools, Animal Drawn Vehicles and
Farm Trailers
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Construction, Mining, Excavating, and Highway Maintenance Equipment
3805 Earth Moving and Excavating Equipment

3810 Cranes and Crane-Shovels (excludes barge-mounted cranes)
3815 Crane and Crane-Shovel Attachments
3820 Mining, Rock Drilling, Earth Boring, and Related Equipment
3825 Road Clearing and Cleaning Equipment
3830 Truck and Tractor Attachments (e.g., augers, blades, sweepers,
etc.)
3835 Petroleum Production and Distribution Equipment (includes
wellheads, pumping equipment, and gas distribution equipment)
3895 Miscellaneous Construction Equipment (e.g., asphalt heaters and
kettles, concrete mixers, pile drivers, cable laying, lashing, spinning, and reeling
equipment, etc.)
Materials Handling Equipment
3910 Conveyers
3920 Material Handling Equipment, Nonself-Propelled (e.g., hand
trucks, and material handling trailers)
3930 Warehouse Trucks and Tractors, Self-Propelled
3940 Blocks, Tackle, Rigging, and Slings
3950 Winches, Hoists, Cranes, and Derricks
3960 Elevators and Escalators
3990 Miscellaneous Materials Handling Equipment (e.g., skids/pallets)
and Materials Feeders
Rope, Cable, Chain, and Fittings
4010 Chain and Wire Rope

4020 Fiber Rope, Cordage, and Twine
4030 Fittings for Rope, Cable, and Chain
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Equipment
4110 Self-Contained Refrigeration Units and Accessories

4120 Self-Contained Air Conditioning Units and Accessories
4130 Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Plants and Components
4140 Fans and Air Circulators, Industrial and Non-industrial
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Fire Fighting, Rescue, and Safety Equipment
4210 Fire Fighting Equipment (including Fire Trucks)

4220 Marine Lifesaving and Diving Equipment (excludes lifesaving
boats)
4230 Decontaminating and Impregnating Equipment
4240 Safety and Rescue Equipment
Pumps and Compressors
4310 Compressors and Vacuum Pumps

4320 Power and Hand Pumps
4330 Centrifugals Separators, and Pressure and Vacuum Filters
Furnace, Steam Plant, and Drying Equipment
4410 Industrial Boilers

4420 Heat Exchangers and Steam Condensers
4430 Industrial Furnaces, Kilns, Lehrs, and Ovens (excludes food
industry ovens, metal heat treating and laboratory type furnaces)
4440 Driers, Dehydrators, and Anhydrators
4460 Air Purification Equipment
Plumbing, Heating, and Sanitation Equipment
4510 Plumbing Fixtures and Accessories

4520 Space Heating Equipment and Domestic Water Heaters
4530 Fuel Burning Equipment Units
4540 Miscellaneous Plumbing & Heating, and Sanitation Equipment
Water Purification and Sewage Treatment Equipment
4610 Water Purification Equipment**

4620 Water Distillation Equipment, Marine and Industrial**
4630 Sewage Treatment Equipment
Pipe, Tubing, Hose, and Fittings
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4710 Pipe and Tube (for other than underground, electrical, or

laboratory use)
4720 Hose and Tubing, Flexible (e.g., hose and tubing, hydraulic, air,
chemical, fuel and oil hose assemblies)
4730 Fittings, and Specialties
Valves
4810 Valves, Powered

4820 Valves, Non powered
Maintenance and Repair Shop Equipment
4910 Motor Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Shop Specialized

Equipment (excludes hand tools)
4920 Aircraft Maintenance and Repair Shop Specialized Equipment
4925 Ammunition Maintenance and Repair Shop Specialized
Equipment*
4930 Lubrication and Fuel Dispensing Equipment
4931 Fire Control Maintenance and Repair Shop Specialized
Equipment*
4933 Weapons Maintenance, Torpedo Maintenance, Depth Charge and
Mines Maintenance, Rocket Maintenance and Repair Shop Specialized
Equipment*
4935 Guided Missile Maintenance, Repair, and Checkout Specialized
Equipment*
4940 Miscellaneous Maintenance and Repair Shop Specialized
Equipment (includes paint spraying equipment)
4960 Space Vehicle Maintenance, Repair, and Checkout Specialized
Equipment*
Hand Tools
5110 Hand Tools, Edged, Nonpowered

5120 Hand Tools, Nonedged, Nonpowered
5130 Hand Tools, Power Driven
5133 Drill Bits, Counterbores, and Countersinks: Hand and Machine
5136 Taps, Dies, and Collets: Hand and Machine (excludes punching,
stamping, and marking dies)
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5140 Tool and Hardware Boxes

5180 Sets, Kits, and Outfits of Hand Tools
Measuring Tools
5210 Measuring Tools, Craftsmen's

5220 Inspection Gages and Precision Layout Tools
5230 Sets, Kits, and Outfits of Measuring Tools
Hardware and Abrasives
5305 Screws
5306 Bolts
5307 Studs
5310 Nuts and Washers
5315 Nails, Keys, and Pins
5320 Rivets
5325 Fastening Devices
5330 Packing and Gasket Materials
5340 Miscellaneous Hardware and Metal Screening, Flatcoils, Wire
Springs, Rings Shims and Spacers
5345 Disks and Stones, Abrasive
5350 Abrasive Materials
5355 Knobs and Pointers
Prefabricated Structures and Scaffolding
5410 Prefabricated and Portable Buildings and Rigid Wall Shelters

5420 Bridges, Fixed and Floating (excludes pontoons and floating
docks)
5430 Storage Tanks
5440 Scaffolding Equipment and Concrete Forms
5445 Prefabricated Tower Structures
5450 Miscellaneous Prefabricated Structures (e.g., bleachers)
Lumber, Millwork, Plywood, and Veneer
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5510 Lumber and Related Basic Wood Materials (e.g., plywood doors
door frames and windows)
Construction and Building Materials
5610 Mineral Construction Materials, Bulk

5640 Wallboard, Building Paper, and Thermal insulation Materials
5650 Roofing and Siding Materials'
5660 Fencing, Fences, and Gates
5670 Architectural and Related Metal Products (e.g., door frames, fixed
fire escapes, grating. staircases, window sash, etc.)
5680 Miscellaneous Construction Materials (e.g., metal lath, airplane
landing mats, traction mats, tile, brick, nonmetallic pipe and conduit)
Communication Equipment
5805 Telephone and Telegraph Equipment

5815 Teletype and Facsimile Equipment
5820 Radio and Television Communication Equipment, except Airborne
(excludes home-type radio and television equipment)
5821 Radio and Television Communication Equipment, Airborne
5825 Radio Navigation Equipment, except Airborne
5826 Radio Navigation Equipment, Airborne
5830 Intercommunication and Public Address System, except Airborne
5831 Intercommunication and Public Address Systems, Airborne Sound
Recording and Reproducing Equipment (excludes phonographs, home-type, and
dictation machines)
5840 Radar Equipment, except Airborne*
5841 Radar Equipment, Airborne*
5845 Underwater Sound Equipment (includes only communication types
of infrared equipment)*
5895 Miscellaneous Communication Equipment (Including
Communications Security Equipment, Video Recording and Reproducing
Equipment, Visible and Invisible Light Equipment, Nightvision Equipment
Stimulated Coherent Radiation Devices Electric Counter Measure and Quick
Reaction Equipment.)
Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
5905 Resistors
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5910 Capacitors
5915 Filters and Networks
5920 Fuses and Lightning Arresters
5925 Circuit Breakers
5930 Switches
5935 Connectors, Electrical
5940 Lugs, Terminals, and Terminal Strips
5945 Relays, Contactors, and Solenoids
5950 Coils and Transformers
5955 Piezoelectric Crystals*
5960 Semi-Conductor Devices and Associated Hardware
5965 Headsets, Handsets, Microphones, and Speakers
5970 Electrical Insulators and Insulating Materials
5975 Electrical Hardware and Supplies
5977 Electrical Contact Brushes and Electrodes
5985 Antennas, Waveguides, and Related Equipment
5990 Synchros and Resolvers (includes autosyn motors, selsyn
generators, synchro receivers, torque amplifiers, etc.)
5995 Cable, Cord, and Wire Assemblies: Communication Equipment
5999 Miscellaneous Electrical and Electronic Components Including
microcircuits, electronic modules, optoelectric devices, electric and electronic
assembly boards cards and associated hardware, fiber optic materials,
components assemblies and accessories
Electric Wire, and Power and Distribution Equipment
6105 Motors, Electrical

6110 Electrical Control Equipment
6115 Generators and Generator Sets, Electrical
6120 Transformers: Distribution and Power Station
6125 Converters, Electrical
6130 Power Conversion Equipment, Electrical
6135 Batteries, Primary
6140 Batteries, Secondary
6145 Wire and Cable, Electrical
6150 Miscellaneous Electric Power and Distribution Equipment. Solar
Electric Power Systems, Fuel Cell Power Units, Components and Accessories
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Lighting Fixtures and Lamps
6210 Indoor and Outdoor Electric Lighting Fixtures and Nonelectric

Fixtures including lanterns and candles
6220 Electric Vehicular Lights and Fixtures (includes railroad and
aircraft fixtures)
6230 Electric Portable and Hand Lighting Equipment
6240 Electric Lamps
6250 Ballasts, Lampholders, and Starters
Alarm and Signal Systems
6320 Shipboard Alarm and Signal Systems

6340 Aircraft Alarm and Signal System
6350 Miscellaneous Alarm and Signal Systems, Traffic and Transit
Signal Systems, and Railroad Signal and Warning Devices
Medical, Dental, and Veterinary Equipment and Supplies
6505 Drugs, Biologicals, and Official Reagents***

6510 Surgical Dressing Materials
6515 Medical and Surgical Instruments, Equipment, and Supplies
6520 Dental Instruments, Equipment, and Supplies
6525 X-Ray Equipment and Supplies

6530 Hospital Furniture, Equipment, Utensils, and Supplies
6540 Opticians' Instruments, Equipment, and Supplies
6545 Medical Sets, Kits, Outfits, Cosmetics and Toiletries
Instruments and Laboratory Equipment
6605 Navigational Instruments

6610 Flight Instruments
6615 Automatic Pilot Mechanisms and Airborne Gyro Components
6620 Engine Instruments (includes all aircraft, marine, and vehicular
engine instruments)
6625 Electrical and Electronic Properties Measuring and Testing
Instruments
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6630 Chemical Analysis Instruments (e.g., gas analyzers,

hydrometers, etc.)
6635 Physical Properties Testing Equipment (e.g, balancing machines,
industrial X-ray machines, torque bearing testers, etc.)
6636 Environmental Chambers and Related Equipment
6640 Laboratory Equipment and Supplies
6645 Time Measuring Instruments
6650 Optical Instruments
6655 Geophysical and Astronomical Instruments
6660 Meteorological Instruments and Apparatus
6665 Hazard-Detecting Instruments and Apparatus
6670 Scales and Balances
6675 Drafting, Surveying, and Mapping Instruments
6680 Liquid and Gas Flow, Liquid Level, and Mechanical Motion
Measuring Instruments
6685 Pressure, Temperature, and Humidity Measuring and Controlling
Instruments
6695 Combination and Miscellaneous Instruments (e.g., lie detectors,
meter registers, etc.)
Photographic Equipment
6710 Cameras. Motion Picture

6720 Cameras, Still Picture
6730 Photographic Projection Equipment
6740 Photographic Developing and Finishing Equipment
6750 Photographic Supplies
6760 Photographic Equipment and Accessories
6770 Film, Processed
6780 Photographic Sets, Kits, and Outfits
Chemicals and Chemical Products
6810 Chemicals (includes non-medicinal chemical elements and

compounds, such as naphtha solvents, acetone, etc.)
6820 Dyes
6830 Gases: Compressed and Liquefied
6840 Pest Control Agents and Disinfectants
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6850 Miscellaneous Chemical Specialties (e.g., antifogging compound,

antifreeze, deicing fluid, etc.)
Training Aids and Devices
6910 Training Aids (e.g., cutaway models, vehicle training aids, etc.)
6920 Armament Training Devices (e.g., silhouette targets, etc.)*
6930 Operational Training Devices (e.g., flight
simulators, etc.)*
6940 Communication Training Devices*
Furniture
7105 Household Furniture

7110 Office Furniture
7125 Cabinets, Lockers, Bins, and Shelving
7195 Miscellaneous Furniture and Fixtures
Household and Commercial Furnishings and Appliances
7210 Household Furnishings (e.g., bed blankets, mattresses, and

pillows, etc.)
7240 Household and Commercial Utility Containers
7290 Miscellaneous Household and Commercial Furnishings and
Appliances (e.g., carpets, tile, draperies, awnings, etc.)
Food and Food Preparation and Serving
7310 Food Cooking, Baking, and Warming Equipment

7320 Kitchen Equipment and Appliances
7330 Kitchen Hand Tools and Utensils
7350 Tableware, Cutlery and Flatware
7360 Food and Food Preparation and Serving Kits and Outfits
Office Machines and Data Processing Equipment
7410 Punched Card System Machines

7420 Accounting and Calculating Machines
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7430 Typewriters and Office Type Composing Machines

7440 Automatic Data Processing Systems: Industrial, Scientific, and
Office Types
7450 Office Type Sound Recording and Reproducing Machines
7460 Visible Record Equipment (e.g., rotary files, etc.)
7490 Miscellaneous Office Machines (e.g., cash registers, check
machines, label printing machines, etc.)
Office Supplies and Devices
7510 Office Supplies

7520 Office Devices and Accessories
7530 Stationery and Record Forms (excludes standard forms approved
for Government wide use)
Books and Other Publications
7610 Books Maps and Miscellaneous Printed Matter
Musical Instruments, Phonographs, and Home-Type Radios
7710 Musical Instruments and Accessories

7730 Phonographs, Phonograph Records, Radios, and Television Sets:
Home-Type
Recreational and Athletic Equipment
7810 Athletic and Sporting Equipment

7830 Toys, Games, Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment Cleaning
Equipment and Supplies
7910 Floor Polishers Vacuum Cleaners, Brushes Brooms and Maps

7930 Cleaning and Polishing Compounds and Preparations
Brushes, Paints, Sealers, and Adhesives
8010 Paints, Paint Brushes. Dopes, Varnishes, and Related Products

8030 Preservative and Sealing Compounds
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8040 Adhesives
Containers, Packaging, and Packing Supplies
8105 Bags and Sacks

8110 Drums and Cans
8115 Boxes, Cartons, and Crates
8120 Gas Cylinders
8125 Bottles and Jars
8130 Reels and Spools
8135 Packaging and Packing Bulk Materials (e.g., baling wire.
waterproof barriers, corrugated and wrapping paper, etc.)
8140 Ammunition and Nuclear Ordnance Boxes, Packages, and Special
Containers
8145 Shipping and Storage Containers
Textiles, Leather, Furs, Apparel, and Shoe Findings, Tents and Flags
8305B Textiles, Leather, Fur, Flags and Pennants

8340 Tents and Tarpaulins
Clothing and Individual Equipment
8405 Outerwear, Men's

8410 Outerwear, Women's
8415 Clothing Special Purpose, Safety, Protective, Athletic, Medical,
and Children Clothing
8420 Underwear and Nightwear, Men's
8431 Footwear, Men's
8435 Footwear, Women's
8440 Hosiery, Handwear, and Clothing Accessories: Men's
8445 Hosiery, Handwear, Underwear, and Clothing Accessories:
Women's
8460 Luggage
8465 Individual Equipment (e.g. ammunition belts, intrenching tool
carriers, sleeping and duffel bags, flying goggles, sun glasses, badges, tailitries,
etc.)
8475 Specialized Flight Clothing and Accessories*
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Agricultural Supplies
8710 Forage Feed, Seed and Fertilizers
Live Animals
8820 Live Animals and Related Animal Furnishing (Includes Saddlery,

Harness, Whips)
Fuels, Lubricants, Oils, and Waxes
9110 Fuels, Solid

9130 Liquid Propellants and Fuels, Petroleum Base
9135 Liquid Propellent Fuels and Oxidizers, Chemical Base
9140 Fuel Oils
9150 Oils and Greases: Cutting Lubricating and Hydraulic
9160 Miscellaneous Waxes, Oils, and Fats
Nonmetallic Crude and Fabricated Materials
9310 Paper and Paperboard

9320 Rubber Fabricated Materials
9330 Plastics Fabricated Materials
9340 Glass Fabricated Materials
9350 Refractories and Fire Surfacing Materials
9390 Miscellaneous Crude and Fabricated Nonmetallic Materials (e.g;.
asbestos fabricated materials, cork and crude animal, vegetable and forest
products)
Metal Bars, Sheets, and Shapes
9505 Wire, Nonelectrical, Iron and Steel

9510 Bars and Rods. Iron and Sled
9515 Plate, Sheet, and Strip: Iron and Steel
9520 Structural Shapes, Iron and Steel
9525 Wire, Nonelectrical, Nonferrous Base Metal
9530 Bars and Rods, Nonferrous Base Metal
9535 Plate, Sheet, Strip, and Foil: Nonferrous Base Metal
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9540 Structural Shapes, Nonferrous Base Metal

9545 Plate, Sheet, Strip, Foil, and Wire: Precious Metal
Primary Metal Products
9630 Additive Metal Materials and Master Alloys

9640 Iron and Steel Primary and Semifinished Products (e.g., ingots,
pigs, billets, blooms, muck bar, skelp, rods for wire, sheet bar, etc.)
9650 Nonferrous Base Metal Refinery and Intermediate Forms (e.g.,
ingots. slabs, mercury, etc.), Ores and Natural and Synthetic Minerals
* Certain items in this property category number are required to be

militarized. Specific information will be given in the invitation for bid when issued.
* The purchaser must certify on certain stills and distilling apparatus in this
property category that he will comply with the provisions of the Internal Revenue
Code and with regulations issued thereunder. Specific information will be given in
the invitation for bid when issued.
* Certain items in this property category number are sold only to registered
manufacturers of narcotic drugs.
Application Information
The following is provided in reference to the last insert on the attached
application (small or large business):
Definitions of Small Businesses:

A small business concern, for the purpose of sale of Government-owned
property (other than timber), is a concern (including its affiliates) which is
independently owned and operated; is not dominant in its field or operation; and
can further qualify under the following small business classification criteria:
(1) Manufacturers. Any concern which is primarily engaged in manufacturing
is small if its number of employees does not exceed 500 persons. However, a
concern primarily engaged in SIC Industry 2911 Petroleum Refining, is small if its
number of employees does not exceed 1,500 persons and it does not have more
than 50,000 barrels-per-day crude-oil capacity from owned or leased facilities.
(2) Other than manufacturers. Any concern which is primarily not a
manufacturer (except as specified in subparagraph 3 of this paragraph) is small if
its annual sales or annual receipts for its preceding 3 fiscal years do not exceed
$1 million.
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(3) Stockpile purchasers. Any concern primarily engaged in the purchase of

materials which are not domestic products is small if its average annual sales or
annual receipts for its preceding 3 fiscal years do not exceed $25 million.
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FACTS ABOUT GOVERNMENT AUCTIONS
It's amazing .... There's a hotbed of wealth out there that very few people
know about, or much less take advantage of. That hotbed of wealth is
Government auctions!
Incredible bargains can be found at auctions held by the Department of
Defense, the U.S Postal Service, the I.R.S., and your local state, county, city,
and municipal governments.
This newsletter will tell you WHAT they are, WHERE they are, how to find
out WHEN they are, and describe the bargains that you'll find there. You'll also
get tips on how to bid, what to watch out for, and how to insure yourself of
getting the best bargains!
And the best news of all is that these auctions are held year round at over
two hundred locations nationwide (not to mention all the different city, county and
municipal auctions) and are open to the public. In fact, your welcomed because,
they need to sell!
Please, browse around and find out about how easy it is to get tremendous
buys on everything from ships and planes to nuts and bolts and you too will get
great results.
Department Of Defense Auctions

The largest of these government auction bargain houses is held by the
Defense department. The Defense Department buys in such quantity that the
price they pay for goods is pennies on the dollar compared to what you and I
would have to spend. Any excess goods are typically held for auction, sold at a
loss, and resold, by people like you and me, for a huge profit!
The merchandise can range from nuts and bolts to ships and planes. (I'm
not kidding!) Can you imagine all the goods that the Defense Department buys?
Clothes, office supplies, computer equipment, automotive products, building
materials, electronic equipment, canned goods, even some occasional jewelry.
(No comment.) Almost anything you can think of is sold at a Defense
Department auction. The beauty of it is, if you can't make money reselling it, or
you can't use it, don't buy it!
These auctions are typically held once a month at more than 175 military
bases around the country and at an additional 20 or more locations worldwide.
That makes the bargain hunting easy!
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U.S. Postal Service

Have you ever wondered what happened to those holiday presents that
never arrived? There's a great chance that the U.S. Postal Service sold that
merchandise to the highest bidder at a U.S. Postal auction.
These items which can contain anything from compact disc players and
camera equipment to books, clothes, and even small appliances are usually sold
in bins for less than $100.00! The condition of the merchandise at this type of
sale is usually excellent since most of it is new.
For more information call one of the mail recovery centers in Atlanta,
Philadelphia, San Francisco or St Paul.
We know you'll get great results.
I.R.S.
Well, I guess we all know what can happen if you don't pay your taxes. Not
only will you have to pay huge penalties and interest , have your wages taken,
bank accounts frozen and then seized, but you may end up with your personal
belongings being taken and sold at an I.R.S. auction.
I am not an advocate of this practice and that is not the issue. The issue is
that there are some great bargains at these auctions that someone is going to
take advantage of, and it may as well be you.
You will find merchandise ranging from (these items were auctioned off
recently) a 1991 17 ft center console sunbird boat, to baseball cards such as
Henry Aaron, Willie Mays, Jackie Robinson, Mickie Mantle, Berra, Clemente,
and Ted Williams. Many times you will find items such as office equipment,
furniture, t.v.'s and automobiles. The list of items found at these auctions is as
broad as your imagination.
Visit these auctions and you'll enjoy excellent results.
State, County, City & Municipal Auctions

These auctions are usually sponsored by the police departments, the
division of motor vehicles, utility companies and the local government purchasing
departments. The items that are on the auction block are either confiscated or
are surplus goods that once again, will be sold to the highest bidder. Some
examples of some of the items sold from around the country in just one week
are.... in Casa Grande Az., farm and construction equipment. In Lake Forest
Calif., vehicles, jewelry, electronics, and personal property. In Florida, the Village
of Palm Springs, audio visual equipment, computers, office furniture and
supplies, hand tools and vehicles. In New Jersey, trucks, trailers, green houses,
forklifts, and cultivators. In just one week, 31 states held government auctions!
The opportunities certainly exist, and once again very few people know
about or take advantage of this terrific opportunity.
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For information on these local auctions contact your county courthouse and
you too will find yourself with tremendous results.
How To Bid
(1) Offer a very low bid at the outset. This will make the other bidders wary
of the value of the merchandise and keep them from making competitive bids.
(2) Only increase your offer by half of what the auctioneer is asking for. This
tactic will slow the overall bidding for the item that is being auctioned. In the long
run this will help keep the final price lower than if you just let the auctioneer have
his way.
(3) Bid higher than the original asking price. This may sound a bit strange
but it will probably keep others from bidding. They'll sense that you really want
the item and will be afraid the price will go too high.
(4) Never seem to anxious or too excited about a particular item. The
auctioneer will sense this and ring up counter bids that do not exist just to get
you to pay more.
(5) Follow these simple steps and you'll reap great results.
Precautions
(1) Examine the merchandise first. Make sure of the quality of the goods
and then comparison shop by checking in the classified section of the newspaper
to help determine the value of the items up for auction.
(2) Write down a set price and stick to it! Public auctions get people very
excited, and when that happens the prices can rise very rapidly. Sticking to your
price will help insure that you make a profitable decision.
(3) Make plans to transport your purchases. There is no worse feeling than
getting a tremendous buy on a fabulous antique and then not be able to get it
home.
(4) Find out the type of payment the agency accepts. Many government
agencies accept credit cards, and all of them will accept cash and cashiers
checks, but most will not accept personal checks.
(5) This was also mentioned in bidding strategies but is worth repeating.
Always be on the lookout for phantom bidders. That is when the auctioneer
pretends there was a bid from someone who does not exist, just to get your bid
higher.
(6) Enjoy...
Where And When Is The Next Government Auction?

The following is a list of federal and state auctions. We hope you find this
information to be useful and rewarding. If you plan to attend one of these
auctions please call the number listed for terms of payment. These terms will
vary from office to office and state to state. Happy hunting!
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(a) U.S. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

THE DEFENSE REUTILIZATION MARKETING SERVICE
P.O. BOX 1370
BATTLE CREEK, MI. 49016-1370
800-222-DRMS
616-961-7331
(b) U.S. POSTAL SERVICE

475 L'ENFANT PLAZA, SW
WASHINGTON DC 20260-0001
202-268-2000
(c) GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATIONS PROPERTY

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT DIVISION
CRYSTAL MALL 4 ROOM 709
WASHINGTON DC 20406
703-557-7785
(d) U.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE

E.G.&G. DYNATREND
2300 CLARENDON BLVD., SUITE 705
ARLINGTON, VA. 22201
703-351-7887
703-351-7880
(e) INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE

800-829-1040
(f) MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY:

U.S. MARSHALS SERVICE, SEIZED ASSETS DIVISION
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
600 ARMY-NAVY DR
ARLINGTON, VA. 22202
202-307-9237
(g) HOMES:
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
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451 7TH ST SW
WASHINGTON, DC 20410-4000
202-708-1422
202-708-1220
202-708-1832
202-708-0324
(h) HOMES:
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION
810 VERMONT AVE NW
WASHINGTON, DC 20420
202-233-4000
(i) REAL ESTATE:

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION PROPERTY SALES
800-GSA-1313
(j) U.S. SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT DIVISION
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FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SALES
THE U.S. GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION GUIDE TO

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SALES
Dear Consumer:
The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) is proud to sponsor the
publication of the official guide to Federal Government property sales. As the
principal provider of services to the Federal Government, including helping
Federal agencies sell real and personal property, we see this booklet as a
valuable resource for our client agencies and the customers they serve - you, the
American taxpayer. This publication is designed to help combat the proliferation
of misleading advertisements which frequently offer inaccurate information about
Federal Government sales. With the right information, Federal sales can be
profitable for both consumers and the Federal Government. GSA and the
agencies listed in this guide want you to have that information.
I want to personally thank the program officials from the 18 sales programs
listed in these pages for their assistance and support. Their cooperation has
resulted in the most comprehensive interagency publication ever produced on
Federal Government sales.
I hope that you will find this publication to be a useful and valuable
reference tool.
Roger W. Johnson, Administrator
U.S. General Services Administration
Introduction
When U.S. Customs confiscates an imported necklace, or the Department
of Defense no longer needs a power tool, or the U.S. Marshals Service seizes a
sports car from a drug dealer, all these items may become available for purchase
by the public.
Although some surplus and forfeited items of the Federal Government are
transferred to other Federal agencies or given to state and local governments, a
staggering variety of items from vehicles to office equipment to real estate find
their way to the public through Federal Government sales.
This revised guide is published by the U.S. General Services Administration
in cooperation with 18 Federal sales programs. With informative listings from
each Federal sales program combined with practical consumer tips, this guide is
designed to help you identify the Federal Government agencies that sell items to
the public. This guide:
 Gives information about sales methods and sale locations,
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 Describes items for sale,

 Lists addresses and telephone numbers for further information,
 Has a glossary on a following page which explains the sales
terminology used by Federal agencies to describe the types of
property available and the methods by which it is sold, and
 Provides an index on a following page of many of the items
available through these sales programs.
Use this guide to contact the appropriate government sales program. Uncle
Sam may have something to sell that interests you.
Consumer Tips
Know where to find up-to-date Federal Government sales information. To
find information about specific upcoming sales, check the classified or business
sections of national or local newspapers. Some sales programs may even
advertise on local radio and television. Notices may also be also posted at post
offices, town halls, and other local and Federal Government buildings. Current
information on sales programs is sometimes published in trade journals and
periodicals such as the Commerce Business Daily (CBD). Many libraries and
local Chambers of Commerce maintain CBD subscriptions for public use. If you
would like a personal subscription, you can call the Government Printing Office's
(GPO) ordering line at (202) 512-1800 or write Superintendent of Documents,
GPO, Washington, DC, 20402. A one- year subscription costs $324 for priority
mail and $275 for non- priority mail. Sales information may also be listed in the
Federal Register, a daily publication listing Federal Government activities that is
available at most libraries. A subscription to the Federal Register is also
available through GPO for $490 a year.
If you need more information than is provided in this publication, you may
be able to obtain it by directly contacting the local or regional office of the
Federal Government agency that sponsors a particular sales program. Use this
publication as a guide to identify the parent agency of the sales program. For
example, if you are interested in learning more about the U.S. Marshals Service
sales program, look under the Department of Justice in the "U.S. Government"
listings in the phone directories of major cities in your state.
If you have difficulty locating the local offices of a particular sales program,
call the Federal Information Center (FIC) for assistance. This service, provided
by the U.S. General Services Administration, can tell you the location of the
sales office closest to you. Call the telephone number listed below for your state
or metropolitan area. All the "800" numbers are toll free. These "800" numbers
can be called only within the states and cities listed. If your state or area is not
listed, please call (301) 722-9000. This is a toll-call and regular long distance
rates apply. Users of telecommunication devices for the deaf may call toll free
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by dialing 1(800) 326-2996 (TDD or TTY). Federal Information Center Telephone

Numbers
Alabama
Birmingham, Mobile
1(800) 366-2998
Alaska
Anchorage
1(800) 729-8003
Arizona
Phoenix
1(800) 359-3997
Arkansas
Little Rock
1(800) 366-2998
California
Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Diego, San Francisco, Santa Ana
1(800) 726-4995
Colorado
Colorado Springs, Denver, Pueblo
1(800) 359-3997
Connecticut
Hartford, New Haven
1(800) 347-1997
Florida
Ft. Lauderdale, Jacksonville, Miami, Orlando, St. Petersburg,
Tampa, West Palm Beach

1(800) 347-1997
Georgia
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Atlanta
1(800) 347-1997
Hawaii
Honolulu
1(800) 733-5996
Illinois
Chicago
1(800) 366-2998
Indiana
Gary
1(800) 366-2998
Indianapolis
1(800) 347-1997
Iowa
All locations
1(800) 735-8004
Kansas
All locations
1(800) 735-8004
Kentucky
Louisville
1(800) 347-1997
Louisiana
New Orleans
1(800) 366-2998
Maryland
Baltimore
1(800) 347-1997
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Massachusetts
Boston
1(800) 347-1997
Michigan
Detroit, Grand Rapids
1(800) 347-1997
Minnesota
Minneapolis
1(800) 366-2998
Missouri
St. Louis
1(800) 366-2998
All other locations

1(800) 735-8004
Nebraska
Omaha
1(800) 366-2998
All other locations

1(800) 735-8004
New Jersey
Newark, Trenton
1(800) 347-1997
New Mexico
Albuquerque
1(800) 359-3997
New York
Albany, Buffalo, New York, Rochester, Syracuse
1(800) 347-1997
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North Carolina
Charlotte
1(800) 347-1997
Ohio
Akron, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, Toledo
1(800) 347-1997
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City, Tulsa
1(800) 366-2998
Oregon
Portland
1(800) 726-4995
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pittsburgh
1(800) 347-1997
Rhode Island
Providence
1(800) 347-1997
Tennessee
Chattanooga
1(800) 347-1997
Memphis, Nashville
1(800) 366-2998
Texas
Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio
1(800) 366-2998
Utah
Salt Lake City
1(800) 359-3997
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Virginia
Norfolk, Richmond, Roanoke
1(800) 347-1997
Washington
Seattle, Tacoma
1(800) 726-4995
Wisconsin
All locations
1(800) 366-2998
Do your homework before going to a Federal Government sale or auction.

Before attending, research the sale by contacting the sponsoring agency. Find
out how and when the sale or auction will be held, what bidding procedure will be
used, and what special restrictions or unusual conditions apply. It's important to
ask what forms of payment are accepted. Most sales require a guaranteed
method of payment such as money order, certified check, or cash. Credit cards
are sometimes accepted. Also, look for information prior to the sale on the
buyer's responsibility for property removal, inspection times prior to the sale, and
zoning rules if purchasing land in an urban area. In most cases, the "Invitation
For Bid," an informational piece released by the sponsoring Federal agency
containing a description of the property being offered for sale with the sale terms
and conditions, will answer these types of questions. It's wise for potential
buyers to attend several sales to get a feel for the auction process. With just a
little research, you can obtain the information that you need to make a successful
purchase.
Inspect the property carefully before buying. Chances are you will not find
new or unused items at Federal Government sales. And because the sales
items are used, the condition of the goods will vary. For example, some forfeited
vehicles may be in excellent condition, others may have high mileage or a
stripped interior. Although information about the condition will be given, it is still
necessary to inspect before you purchase. It is the buyer's responsibility to
verify that the description of the item fits its actual condition. Find out if the
goods are sold "as is" or can be returned. Most sales are final.
Don't expect to buy a $1 yacht. Goods in Federal Government sales
programs are usually sold at fair market value. The "bargains" that you hear
about are frequently mythical. The $1 yacht most likely has serious problems.
For example, it may not have an interior or an engine. Remember, if it sounds
too good to be true, it usually is. At many sales, the items are appraised prior to
the sale and will not be sold if the bid price is below what is reasonable. For
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example, the Federal Supply Service of the U.S. General Services

Administration has a policy to sell property at fair market value, and often will not
sell items if the bid price is below what is reasonable.
You will not drive away from a Federal Government sale with a military jeep.
In 1971, based on safety statistics and vehicle tests, the National Highway
Traffic Safety Administration recommended that the M151 series vehicle not be
sold to the public because it is unfit for public use. Therefore, M151 series jeeps
cannot be driven. Disposal regulations on the M151 require that the vehicle body
be crushed, shredded, or mutilated to prevent the jeep from being rebuilt.
How to complain. If you wish to comment on the sales process used by
Federal programs or on the merchandise purchased from a Federal agency,
write directly to the sponsoring agency at the address listed in this publication.
You may send your complaint, along with any related information, such as a
copy of the advertisement, to: Federal Trade Commission, Correspondence
Branch, Washington, D.C. 20580. While the FTC is unable to resolve individual
situations, consumer experience is helpful in identifying patterns of deceptive
trade practices and possible violations of FTC regulations.
In addition, the U.S. Postal Service investigates illegal activity which is
carried on through the U.S. mail. You may also send your complaint to your
local postmaster. Address your comments to: Postmaster, Your Town or City,
Your State, Your ZIP Code + 9998.
Other organizations that investigate and prosecute fraud include state
Attorneys General, state and local consumer offices and Better Business
Bureaus. If you suspect that you have been tricked or misled and you paid
money for products or services that have little or no value, you can contact the
above-mentioned organizations for further assistance. They are listed in the
business or government listings of your local telephone directory.
The Consumer's Resource Handbook tells which corporate, federal, state
and local offices to contact when you have a question and provides guidance on
how to resolve a complaint. For a free copy, send your name and address to:
Handbook, Consumer Information Center, Pueblo, Colorado, 81009.
Agencies With Sales Programs
Department of Agriculture
What is sold
* Trucks, ambulances, station wagons, sedans, office equipment, office
furniture, computers, and laboratory items (typically microscopes and
scales) are sold by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
Although most vehicles are sent to the U.S. General Services
Administration (GSA) (see page 6), a few vehicles are periodically
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sold at USDA's field offices around the country. Sedans and station
wagons make up a large majority of the vehicles at these sales. The
Farmers Home Administration (FmHA) of the USDA sells real property
such as foreclosed houses and farms to the public.
How items are sold

* Personal property is sold through auction or sealed bid.
* Real property is sold through various methods that can be explained by
your FmHA county offices, located in rural areas.
How sales are advertised

* Personal Property sales information is advertised through notices in
newspapers and Federal Government buildings. FmHA sales for real
property are advertised in local papers and through listings with
local real estate agents. A mailing list is maintained for
Washington, DC metropolitan area for personal property sales only. To
be placed on this mailing list, see the "For More Information"
section. The USDA field offices throughout the U.S. do not maintain
mailing lists.
Special restrictions/conditions
* For personal property sales, the USDA prohibits employees who are
directly involved in the sale or have used the property as an employee
from participating in the sale. Other USDA employees are allowed to
bid. USDA requires guaranteed methods of payment such as money
orders, certified checks, or cash. For real property sales, there are
restrictions for purchases by FmHA employees and their relatives.
FmHa financing is available for qualified applicants.
For more information

* To learn about USDA personal property sales, look in the phone
directories of the major cities of your state under the "U.S.
Government" listings for the USDA office nearest you. Most likely,
your state capital will have a USDA office.
* To be placed on a mailing list to learn about USDA personal property
sales in the Washington, DC metropolitan area only, write:
Department of Agriculture
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Office of Operations, Centralized Excess Property Operation

3346 Hubbard Rd.
Landover, MD 20785
* For information on real property sales, contact the nearest FmHA

county office to find out what farms and single-family houses may be
available in your area. These offices are listed in local telephone
directories under USDA in the "U.S. Government" listings. Your local
real estate agency may also be able to provide information on FmHA
homes available for purchase.
Department of Defense
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
What is sold
* The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers offers real property, including
wooded land, farmed property, and residential homes. Availability
depends on timing, location, and the circumstances surrounding each
individual piece of real estate.
How items are sold

* Sealed bids, auctions, and negotiated sales. Some real estate sales
are conducted by local real estate brokers.

* Sales information is advertised in local papers, notices in local and
Federal Government buildings, local post offices, and contractor
mailing lists. To be placed on a mailing list for real property sales
(mainly large pieces of real estate), contact the U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers district office nearest you.
* Employees of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are allowed to
participate in sales provided they have not been involved in the
disposal process. Guaranteed methods of payment such as money order,
certified check, or cash are required. Due to public safety,
contaminated property is not transferred to the buyer without first
being decontaminated by the U.S. Army and made environmentally safe.
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Other special restrictions are made on a case-by-case basis.

* There are 38 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers district offices that can
provide information about what is available for sale. To find the one
closest to you, look in the "U.S. Government" listings in the phone
directories of the larger cities in your state under Army, Corps of
Engineers. You may also write to:
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Directorate of Real Estate
20 Massachusetts Ave., NW
Washington, DC 20314-1000
Department of Defense
Defense Logistics Agency, Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service
What is sold
* The Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service (DRMS) of the Defense
Logistics Agency is responsible for managing excess personal property
generated by the Department of Defense components. This property is
turned in for disposal to more than 200 Defense Reutilization and
Marketing Offices (DRMOs) located on or near major military
installations around the world. When property cannot be reused by
these activities, it is offered for donation to qualified recipients.
Property remaining after these processes is then offered for sale to
the public. *Property varies in type and value. Examples include
tents, typewriters, computers, vehicles, aircraft components and
accessories, engine accessories, office furniture and equipment,
clothing, household paints and thinners, recyclable materials such as
iron, aluminum, copper, paper, and much more. DRMS does not sell real
estate.
How items are sold

* Local sales are held at DRMOs either by auction or spot bid. Some
DRMOs have cash and carry sales where small quantities of individual
items are offered at a fixed price based on current market value.
Property may be inspected prior to the sale. Most DRMOs have
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regularly scheduled sales and set times.

* National sales are conducted
by the National Sales Office in Memphis, TN. The property offered
through national sales include items such as aircraft, ships,
hazardous property, and property having commercial application.
National sales methods are sealed bid, auction and, in limited
circumstances, negotiated sale.
How are sales advertised

* Local sales are conducted by individual DRMOs and are advertised
locally in the print media, television, radio and flyers.
* National sales are conducted by the National Sales Office and
advertised in the Commerce Business Daily, trade publications and
papers that target specialized markets.
* Buyers must be at least 18 years of age.
* Employees of DRMS, their agents and members of their household cannot
become buyers.
* Property is offered for sale "as is" and "where is." Buyers of
hazardous property such as paints, solvents, and oils must
demonstrate and certify that they are environmentally responsible and
that they possess the necessary licenses and permits to transport,
handle or store hazardous property.
* Guaranteed payment such as cashier's check or certified check is
required. In some instances, credit cards can be used. Contact the
address below for information on additional sale restrictions and
conditions.

* To request the free booklet How to Buy Surplus Personal Property from
DoD which lists the DRMS offices worldwide and includes almost 20
categories of goods, call 1 (800) 222-DRMS (3767).
* Additional questions may be addressed to:
Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service
National Sales Office
2163 Airways Blvd.
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(901) 775-6428
Department of Energy
What is sold
* The Department of Energy (DOE) is responsible for selling only a small
percentage of the overall Federal personal property inventory. These
DOE items include laboratory and office equipment, vehicles and
furniture. The items available for sale will vary with sale location.
Most of DOE's real and surplus property is sold by GSA as described on
previous pages.
How items are sold

* Real property--sealed bid or negotiated sale
* Personal property--sealed bid or auction

* Real property sales information is advertised in local newspapers,
trade journals and national publications which target persons
interested in industrial properties. Personal property sales are
advertised through notices in Federal Government buildings and local
newspapers.
* Guaranteed forms of payment, such as cashier's check, certified check,
money order or cash are required. For information on additional
personal property restrictions and conditions, consult the advertised
public sale announcement for a phone number to call for further sales
information. For personal property sales, the DOE prohibits
participation by employees who were directly involved in the
determination to dispose of the property for sale. Other DOE
employees are allowed to participate.

* For information on personal property sales, contact your local
Department of Energy, Office of Property Management found in the "U.S.
Government" listings of the phone directories of the major cities of
your state. Also watch for sales announcements in local newspapers.
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
What is sold
* The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) sells a wide variety
of assets from failed banks including loans, real estate such as
undeveloped land, hotels, shopping malls, single-family homes,
condominiums, and apartment complexes, and personal property including
computers, phone systems, furniture, fixtures, plants, and specialty
items such as crystal, china and antiques.
How items are sold

* Brokers, sealed bid, and sometimes auctions

* Sales are advertised in The Wall Street Journal, trade publications
for specialized items, and the local newspapers and broadcast media
where the sales will be held. The regional FDIC offices listed below
can also provide information on upcoming sales in the area. The FDIC
does not maintain a national mailing list.
Special conditions/restrictions
* Special conditions and restrictions are made on a case-by-case basis
and may involve verifying low to moderate income for buyers of certain
residential properties, requiring protection of the endangered species
on undeveloped property, or insuring proper care for a property that
is a National Historic landmark. The FDIC typically does not finance
properties. Guaranteed payment such as money orders, certified
checks, cashier's checks or cash is required. FDIC employees may not
participate in the sales.

For information on FDIC sales, including listings of upcoming sales,
write FDIC, Asset Marketing, at the FDIC regional office where you are
interested in buying property. The specific states or regions covered
by an office are listed directly above the address. Or call the listed
telephone numbers and ask for Asset Marketing, Customer Service.
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Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New

York,
Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, Vermont, and the Virgin Islands
are covered by:
Northeast Service Center

111 Founders Plaza
East Hartford, Connecticut 06108
(203) 290-2000
Alabama, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia,

Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina,
Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia are covered by:
Southeast Service Center

285 Peachtree Center Ave., NE
Marquis Tower II, Suite 300
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
(404) 880-3000
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri,

Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin are
covered by:
Midwest Service Center

30 S. Wacker Dr., 32nd Floor
Chicago, Illinois 60606
(312) 207-0200
Arkansas, Colorado, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas

are covered by:
Southwest Service Center

5080 Spectrum Dr., Suite 1000E
Dallas, Texas 75248
(214) 991-0039
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Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Guam, Montana,

Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming are covered by:
Western Service Center

25 Ecker St., Suite 1900
San Francisco, California 94105
(415) 546-1810

Federal Supply Service
What is sold
* The Federal Supply Service (FSS) of GSA sells a wide variety of
personal property generated by non-military Federal agencies. FSS
sales have surplus property as well as forfeited property from
agencies with seizing authority, such as the U.S. Marshals Service.
Personal property sold includes automobiles, trucks, hardware,
plumbing and heating equipment, computers, office machines, furniture,
medical items, textiles, industrial equipment, and many other items.
How items are sold

* Items are sold by sealed bid, fixed price, auction, spot bid, or
negotiated sales. It is GSA policy to sell personal property at fair
market value, and not to sell items if the bid price is below what is
reasonable.

* Sales information is advertised through mailing lists for frequent
purchasers, radio, television or newspaper announcements, trade
journals and periodicals, and notices in town halls, post offices and
Federal Government buildings.
* Bidders are cautioned to inspect all items before bidding. No
preference is given to individuals or groups, including veterans and
religious organizations. Cash, money orders, travelers' checks,
cashier's checks, and personal checks with bank letters guaranteeing
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payment are accepted forms of payment. No financing is available.

However, Visa and Mastercard may be used at some sales. GSA
employees
are not eligible to participate in sales. For details about other
restrictions and conditions, contact the Personal Property Sales
office in your area.

* To request information on FSS sales, write Personal Property Sales,
U.S. General Services Administration. Then use the addresses listed
below to send your inquiry to the specific regional office where you
are interested in buying property. Washington, DC metropolitan area
and nearby Maryland and Virginia are covered by:

Suite 8100

and Vermont are covered by:
10 Causeway St., 9th Floor

Boston, MA 02222-1076
New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands are
covered by:
26 Federal Plaza
Room 20-112, Box 10
New York, NY 10278
Delaware, Maryland, Virginia (except Washington, DC metropolitan

area), Pennsylvania, and West Virginia are covered by:
P.O. Box 40657

Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina,
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South Carolina, and Tennessee are covered by:
Peachtree Summitt Bldg.

401 W. Peachtree St.
Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin are

covered by:
230 S. Dearborn St.

Chicago, IL 60604
Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska are covered by:
4400 College Blvd., Suite 175

Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas are covered

by:
819 Taylor St., Room 6812

Ft. Worth, TX 76102-6105
Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming

are covered by:
Bldg. 41, Denver Federal Center

P.O. Box 25506
Denver, CO 80225-0506
Arizona, California, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana

Islands, Guam, Hawaii, and Nevada are covered by:
525 Market St.

Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington are covered by:
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400 15th St., SW, Room 1478

Auburn, WA 98001-6599

Federal Property Resources Service
What is sold
* As the program responsible for selling a significant amount of the
Federal Government's real estate to the public, the Federal Property
Resources Service (FPRS) sells real property in all 50 states, the
District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and U.S.
Territories in the Pacific. The properties vary widely in type and
value and may include office buildings, warehouses, and industrial
facilities, developed and undeveloped land, as well as residential and
commercial properties that have been seized, forfeited or foreclosed
for nonpayment of Federal taxes or loans, or for law enforcement
purposes.
How real property is sold

* Auction or sealed bid

* Sales information is advertised in national and local newspapers.
* Information and details (zoning or environmental conditions) for each
specific property are listed in the Invitation for Bids, available
upon request. Cashier's check or money orders are required. Under
special circumstances financing is available. GSA employees are not
eligible to participate in sales.

* Write to the Office of Real Estate Sales, U.S. General Services
Administration at the local addresses given below for the states where
you wish to buy property. Or call the listed telephone numbers and
ask for Real Estate Sales.
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Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Maine, Michigan,

Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Puerto Rico,
Rhode
Island, the Virgin Islands, Vermont, and Wisconsin are covered by:
10 Causeway St., Room 1079

Boston, MA 02222
(617) 565-5700
Alabama, District of Columbia, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky,

Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina,
Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia are covered by:
Peachtree Summit Bldg.

401 W. Peachtree St., Room 2928
(404) 331-5133
Arkansas, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Montana, Missouri, North

Dakota, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, Utah,
and
Wyoming are covered by:
819 Taylor St., Room 9A33

Ft. Worth, TX 76102
(817) 334-2331
Alaska, Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington are

covered by:
525 Market St., 5th Floor

(415) 744-5952
* You can also write or call FPRS headquarters in Washington, DC:

Federal Property Resources Service-D, U.S. General Services
Administration, Washington, DC 20405, 1 (800) 472-1313.
* FPRS has an electronic bulletin board with sales information that can
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be accessed with your personal computer. Use a 1200- 9600 baud

modem.
Set your communications software to 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop
bit, and then dial 1 (800) 776-7872. From Washington, DC, dial (202)
501-6510.
* To obtain the free, quarterly U.S. Real Property Sales List, which
lists current sales of property available by state, city or county and
features a map showing the states covered by each regional office,
write:
Consumer Information Center

Dept. 515B
Pueblo, CO 81009
Government Printing Office
What is sold
* The Government Printing Office (GPO) prints, binds, and distributes
the publications of the Federal Government. As a result, the public
will find used printing and binding equipment and surplus Federal
publications at a GPO sale. You may also find office furniture and
business machines such as copiers, calculators, and typewriters. The
majority of GPO sales are held in the Washington, DC metropolitan
area, with less than 5% held at the 28 GPO field offices across the
nation. Surplus publications are available through a program in
Washington, DC. The future availability of surplus GPO publications
depends on the success of the current program.
How items are sold

* Sealed bid

* Sales are advertised through bidder's lists, the Commerce Business
Daily, and library journals. Write or call the addresses and numbers
below to be placed on a bidder's list.
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* Payment by certified or cashier's check only.

* To learn more about personal property sales, write or fax
(202) 512-1354:
Materials Management Service
Specialized Procurement and Sales Section (MMP)
710 North Capitol St., NW
* For information on the program of surplus publication sales, write or

fax (202) 512-1354:

Materials Management Service (MMPS)
710 N. Capitol St., NW, Room A340
Department of Housing and Urban Development
What is sold
* When a mortgage lender forecloses on a mortgage insured by the Federal
Housing Administration, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban
Development (HUD) is assigned the mortgage note and the homes go into
HUD's inventory. The Department sells the homes to the public and
nonprofit groups at a fair market value or at a discounted price under
special programs. These properties include single-family homes,
townhomes, condominiums, and fixer- uppers.
How items are sold

* Sealed bid process and special demonstration programs to potential
buyers who participate in HUD Property Disposition programs.

* Sales information is sometimes advertised in the national and local
media where the 81 HUD states offices are located.
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* HUD does not offer financing on its properties. Generally, HUD
employees, their relatives and HUD contractors are prohibited from
buying HUD properties.

* Call 1(800) 767-4483 to request information on the HUD Homes sales
program. You may also call a professional real estate broker in your
area who participates in the HUD Homes sales program. Participating
real estate brokers are a valuable source of advice about HUD homes
and their services are free--HUD pays the broker's commission.
* To obtain a free copy of the HUD booklet, A Home of Your Own, which
includes helpful advice on choosing and buying a HUD home, write:

Dept. 562A
Pueblo, CO 81009
Department of the Interior

Bureau of Land Management
What is sold
* The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is responsible for the
management
of more than 270 million acres of public lands. The land, which is
located primarily in the West and in Alaska, is sold to the public
under certain conditions. The unimproved or undeveloped land is
generally rural woodland, grassland, or desert. The availability of
land for sale to the public varies each year and depends upon the
circumstances of each individual property.
How the land is sold

* The land is sold through direct sale and competitive sales such as
auctions.
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* Sales are listed in local newspapers and in the Federal Register, a

Federal Government document that can be found in most libraries.
* The sale conditions are provided in the Notice of Sale. The BLM can
sell public land only to U.S. citizens or corporations subject to
Federal or state laws. Employees of the Department of the Interior
are not allowed to bid. No financing is available. Cashier's check or
cash is required.

* Write the Bureau of Land Management in the state(s) where you are
interested in buying land. The specific states or regions covered by
an office are listed directly above the local addresses.
Alaska is covered by:

222 W. 7th Ave., #13
Anchorage, AK 99513-7599
Arizona is covered by:

3707 N. 7th St.
Phoenix, AZ 85011
California is covered by:

2800 Cottage Way, E-2841
Sacramento, CA 95825
Colorado is covered by:

2850 Youngfield St.
Lakewood, CO 80215-7076
States east of the Mississippi River, plus Iowa, Minnesota,

Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana are covered by:
Eastern States Office
7450 Boston Blvd.
Springfield, VA 22153
Idaho is covered by:
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3380 Americana Terrace

Boise, ID 83706
Montana, North Dakota, and South Dakota are covered by:

222 N. 32nd St.
P.O. Box 36800
Billings, MT 59107
Nevada is covered by:

850 Harvard Way
P.O. Box 12000
Reno, NV 89520-0006
New Mexico, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Texas are covered by:

1474 Rodeo Rd.
P.O. Box 27115
Santa Fe, NM 87502-7115
Oregon are Washington are covered by:

1300 N.E. 44th Ave.
P.O. Box 2965
Portland, OR 97208
Utah is covered by:

CFS Financial Center-301
324 S. State St.
Salt Lake City, UT 84111-2303
Wyoming and Nebraska are covered by:

2515 Warren Ave.
P.O. Box 1828
Cheyenne, WY 82003
* For the BLM booklet, Are there Any Public Lands For Sale?, send a $1
check or money order payable to "Superintendent of Documents" to the
following address:
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Dept. 109B
Pueblo, CO 81009
Department of Justice
U.S. Marshals Service
What is sold
* The U.S. Marshals Service sells property to the public that has been
forfeited under laws enforced or administered by the Department of
Justice and its investigative agencies (Drug Enforcement
Administration, Immigration and Naturalization Service, and the
Federal Bureau of Investigation) and certain other Federal law
enforcement agencies. More than 6,000 items of property are sold
annually with gross sales of $195 million.
* The property consists of both residential and commercial real estate,
business establishments, and a wide variety of personal property such
as motor vehicles, boats, aircraft, jewelry, art, antiques,
collectibles and livestock.
How items are sold

* Forfeited property is sold through a variety of methods including
negotiation, sealed bid and auction.
* Most forfeited property is sold by professional auctioneers and
brokers who are under contract to the U.S. Marshals Service. Local
contractors, usually auctioneers, sell boats, jewelry, art, antiques,
and most aircraft. Normally, real property is sold by local real
estate brokers through multiple listing services. Some forfeited
property is sold by GSA under an agreement with the U.S. Marshals
Service (see page 6). The U.S. Marshals Service also occasionally
conducts sales.

* Generally, forfeited property is advertised for sale in the classified
section of major newspapers in the area where the property is located.
Major sales are advertised the third Wednesday every month in the
classified section of the national newspaper, USA Today.
Advertisements for the sale of special interest items can also be
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found in national association and trade publications, and in

specialized periodicals.
* The U.S. Marshals Service does not maintain a list of forfeited
property for sale or a mailing list to notify prospective buyers of
upcoming sales.
* The law under which the U.S. Marshals Service disposes of forfeited
property provides no authority for donations.
* Department of Justice employees, certain contractors, and criminal
defendants cannot bid on forfeited property.
* Guaranteed payment such as cash or certified check is required. Some

of the sales contractors may accept credit cards.
* Forfeited property must be sold at its fair market value. The U.S.
Marshals Service reserves the right to reject any and all bids in a
given forfeiture sale.
* Direct your inquiry to the district U.S. Marshal who is listed under
the U.S. Marshals Service of the Department of Justice in the "U.S.
Government" listings of the telephone directories of the major cities
in your state, or write:
Office of Congressional and Public Affairs

U.S. Marshals Service
600 Army Navy Dr.
Arlington, VA 22202-4210
U.S. Postal Service
What is sold
* The U.S. Postal Service auctions a wide variety of items that have
been lost in the mail and are unclaimed. Sales of this unclaimed
merchandise are referred to as "dead letter" sales, although letters
are not generally among the items offered for sale. The merchandise
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may include clocks, televisions, radios, tape recorders, compact

discs, jewelry, VCRs, clothing, or any item that is lost and unclaimed
in the U.S. mail. The U.S. Postal Service also has sales programs that
sell excess postal vehicles, computers, workroom and office furniture,
electronic and hardware items for mail handling equipment, and more.
How items are sold

* Auctions, sealed bid sales, and fixed price sales

* Postal vehicle sales are announced in local post offices, newspapers
and television advertisements. Personal property sales of excess
goods are advertised in local newspapers and post offices in the
geographic areas where sales are held.
* Lost and unclaimed goods are sold at four sites: Philadelphia, PA; San
Francisco, CA; St. Paul, MN; and Atlanta, GA. To be placed on a
mailing list for notices of "dead letter" auctions, write to the
appropriate USPS offices listed on page 10.
* Terms and conditions of each sale are posted with sales notice
information. U.S. Postal Service employees are permitted to buy at
personal property sales, except for those employees directly involved
in the sales. However, no U.S. Postal Service employee is allowed to
buy at auctions selling unclaimed merchandise. Postal vehicle sales
require payments by certified check, money order, cashier's check, or
cash. All "dead letter" sales accept cash and money orders.

* For information on surplus postal vehicle sales, contact your local
postmaster by looking under U.S. Postal Service in the "U.S.
Government" listings of the phone directory in the major cities of
your state. Your local postmaster can direct you to the vehicle
maintenance facility responsible for conducting sales in your area.
* For information on personal property sales, write to one of the
following offices closest to your mailing address:
Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma are covered by:
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Dallas Purchasing Service Center

7800 N. Stemmons Fwy., Suite 970
Dallas, TX 75266-7190
Michigan, Indiana, and Illinois are covered by:

Chicago Purchasing Service Center
433 W. Van Buren St., Room 930
Chicago , IL 60699-6260
West Virginia, Kentucky, Maryland. Washington, D.C., North

Carolina, and South Carolina are covered by:
Greensboro Purchasing Service Center
Albert Pick Rd., Suite 300
Greensboro, N.C. 27495-1102
Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, New

Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, and Alaska are covered by:
Denver Purchasing Service Center
300 S. Parker Rd., Suite 400
Aurora, CO 80014-3500
North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri,

Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa are covered by:
Minneapolis Purchasing Service Center
2052 Killebrew Dr., Suite 610
Minneapolis, MN 55425-1880
Tennessee, Arkansas, Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, and Florida

are covered by:
Memphis Purchasing Service Center
1407 Union Ave.
Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Jersey, and Delaware are covered by:

Philadelphia Purchasing Service Center
615 Chestnut St., 15th Floor
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New York City metropolitan area, North Jersey, Puerto Rico, and
the Virgin Islands are covered by:
Newark Purchasing Service Center
60 Evergreen Place, 3rd Floor
East Orange, NJ 07018-2199
California, Hawaii, and all Pacific Possessions and Trust

Territories are covered by:
San Bruno Purchasing Service Center
850 Cherry Ave., 2nd Floor
San Bruno, CA 94099-6260
Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut,

and New York (except New York metropolitan area) are covered by:
Windsor Purchasing Service Center
8 Griffin Rd. North
Windsor, CT 06095-1572
* For information on unclaimed merchandise "dead letter" auctions held

in the following cities, write to the office where you are interested
in attending sales:
Superintendent
USPS
Undeliverable Mails
2970 Market St., Room 531A
Supervisor
USPS
Claims & Inquiry & Undeliverable Mails
1300 Evans Ave.
Supervisor
USPS
Undeliverable Mails
180 E. Kellog Blvd., Room 932
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St. Paul, MN 55101-9514
Supervisor
USPS
Undeliverable Mails
730 Great Southwest Pkwy.
* For more information on personal property sales or "dead letter"

auctions you may write to:
U.S. Postal Service

Consumer Advocate
475 L'Enfant Plaza SW, Room 5911
U.S. Small Business Administration
What is sold
* The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) makes loans and loan
guaranties to small businesses and individuals who are victims of
natural disasters. If a borrower defaults on the SBA loan or
guaranty, SBA may sell the property securing the loan. The assets for
sale may range from real estate--commercial property, single family
homes, vacant land, and farms--to personal property such as machinery,
equipment, furniture, fixtures, and inventory that were used in a wide
variety of business operations.
How items are sold

* Public auction, sealed bid, sealed bidders auction, listing with
brokers or dealers, and private negotiation.

* Sales advertisements depend on the size and type of assets being sold.
Classified and display advertisements appear in local, regional,
national, and international newspapers, and trade and industry
publications. The SBA central office in Washington, DC does not
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maintain a mailing list of upcoming sales or of potential buyers who

wish to be notified. However, local auctioneers and some SBA district
offices may maintain localized lists.
* Unless otherwise specified, all sales are "as is." The buyer is
responsible for removal. For the most part, only cash or guaranteed
payment such as cashier's check or certified check is accepted. The
sales advertisements will provide payment information. The terms and
conditions for each sale are read at the start of the sale. All
prospective bidders should be present at this time, since bidders are
bound by these announcements, and there may be some last minute
changes or additions to the advertised terms.

* Contact your local SBA district office. To find the district office
nearest you, call 1-800-U-ASK-SBA (1-800-827-5722) or look for the
U.S. Small Business Administration under the "U.S. Government"
listings in the telephone directories of the major cities in your
state. Ask for the Liquidation Chief, and specify the types of assets
you wish to buy, the general price range, and the geographic location
in which you're interested. To find out how to be placed on a
localized mailing list (if there is one), contact the SBA Liquidation
Chief in the location where you wish to buy goods. A listing of
assets which have been acquired by SBA can be viewed via PC modem.
The numbers for SBA Online are (202) 401-9600 or (900) 463-4636.
Tennessee Valley Authority
What is sold
* The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) is involved in a variety of
activities ranging from flood control and electric power production to
forestry and wildlife development. TVA sells both personal and real
property, such as electrical supplies, heavy construction equipment,
office furniture and machines, vehicles ranging from heavy industrial
vehicles to pick-up trucks and sedans, and undeveloped land for
industrial and recreational purposes. Over 50 sales are held by the
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TVA each year throughout Tennessee, Alabama, Kentucky, Mississippi,

and North Carolina.
How items are sold

* Goods are sold by auction or negotiated sales.

* Sales information is advertised by calling (615) 751-SALE or through
mailing lists, newspapers, and trade publications. To be placed on
TVA mailing lists, write to the address below. Be sure to include the
types of items in which you are interested so you will be placed on
the appropriate mailing list.
* Personal checks are accepted with a letter of guarantee. Amounts
higher than $50,000 require a certified check, cashier's check, or
wire transfer.
*Write or call:
Tennessee Valley Authority
Surplus Sales
1101 Market St., P.O. Box 11127
Chattanooga, TN 37401-2127
(615) 751-6226
Department of the Treasury

Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms
What is sold
* The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (BATF) sells a limited
number of Bureau-owned motor vehicles excess to its needs and seized
vehicles not selected for official use. Vehicles range from sports
cars to family sedans and are disposed of in "as is" condition. The
vast majority of these vehicles are turned over by the Bureau to the
Federal Supply Service of the U.S. General Services Administration
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(GSA) for disposal (see page 6). GSA decides if the vehicles are
economical or practical for GSA to sell. If GSA does not take the
vehicles, it authorizes the Bureau to dispose of them. Only a very
small number of vehicles are sold to the public directly by BATF.
How vehicles are sold

* Spot bid and fixed price sales

* Sales are advertised in local newspapers. Agency personnel also
contact salvage and scrap firms to obtain competitive bids for
vehicles badly damaged, worn, or deteriorated, or when repair is
clearly impractical.
* BATF reserves the right to reject any and all bids not reasonably
consistent with the value of the property being sold and to declare
"no sale" for the property involved.
* Treasury employees are prohibited from bidding on or purchasing
property either owned by the Federal Government, or under control of
the employee's bureau, or under control of a bureau supervised by the
employee, or seized and sold under the direction of the employee's
bureau.
* BATF accepts only cashier's check or money orders. Cash is not
accepted.

* For further information on sales, contact the GSA Federal Supply
Service Bureau nearest you (see page 6).
Department of the Treasury

U.S. Customs
What is sold
* As the program that manages our nation's borders, the U.S. Customs
seizes a wide variety of items. Excluding those items not allowed in
the U.S., most merchandise ends up for sale to the public at U.S.
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Customs Service auctions across the country. These auction items

include all types of cars, vessels such as yachts and sailboats, real
estate, and personal property such as jewelry, clothing, and household
items. The type, quality, and condition of the goods vary widely. The
U.S. Customs Service also auctions Internal Revenue Service (IRS),
BATF and Secret Service forfeited property.
How items are sold

* Public auctions are conducted by the U.S. Customs Service contractor
and are held nationwide.

* The U.S. Customs Service contractor advertises through the media and
trade publications for high-value aircraft and vessels. A one-year
catalog subscription, listing items at upcoming auctions, is available
to the public for a fee. Nationwide subscriptions for sales in the
continental United States, Puerto Rico, and Alaska are $50. Eastern
region subscriptions for sales located east of the Mississippi River
(including Puerto Rico) and western region subscriptions for sales
located west of the Mississippi River (including Alaska) are each $25.
Add $10 for foreign orders. To find out more about this service,
contact the U.S. Customs Service contractor below.
U.S. Customs Service employees cannot purchase seized items. Certain

merchandise is sold for "export only" and must be taken outside of the
United States after purchase. Payment and deposit requirements are
contained in the "Terms of Sale" in the sales catalog.

*Write or call:
EG&G Dynatrend, Inc.

U.S Customs Service Support Division
2300 Clarendon Blvd., Suite 705
Arlington, VA 22201
(703) 351-7887
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Department of Veterans Affairs
What is sold
* The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) operates programs to benefit
veterans and members of their families. One of these programs is the
Guaranteed Home Loan Program. If a veteran- homeowner defaults on a
VA-guaranteed loan, the veteran's lender forecloses the loan. In most
cases, VA acquires these properties after foreclosure and then sells
the properties to the public through 46 regional offices These
properties include detached homes, townhouses and condominiums.
How the properties are sold

* Properties are offered for sale to the public at fair market value and
sold to the highest offeror.
* VA seller-financing, with competitive rates, terms and downpayments, is
available for most properties being offered for sale.
* Offers may be submitted through any licensed real estate broker who
participates in VA sales programs. These brokers can answer questions
about VA sales procedures and show properties to prospective
purchasers. Sales commissions are paid by VA.

* Some VA offices issue property sales listings by direct mail to sales
brokers who have requested to be placed on the mailing list of the
regional offices, while others publish their sales listings in local
newspapers. Some participating sales brokers also advertise that they
sell VA properties. Special restriction/conditions
* You do not have to be a veteran to purchase these properties. The
conditions of sale are included in the sales listings and will vary
from property to property.

* Contact the nearest VA regional office by obtaining the phone number
from the "U.S. Government" listings in the phone directory of the
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major cities in your state.
A FINAL NOTE
The information in this booklet is accurate as of June 1994. Because the

sales programs described change over time, the U.S. General Services
Administration encourages consumers to contact the sponsoring Federal
agency's local or regional offices for current sales information and
specific details concerning the rules and conditions of sales. It
should be noted that this guide does not include very small and
specialized one-time sales. Also, state and municipal governments may
have similar sales programs. Contact your local government offices for
information on those sales programs.
Types Of Property
Personal property is the term used for all items other than real estate.
It includes everything from office furniture to cars and jewelry. Most
personal property sold by the government is used, and sold "as is."
Real property is real estate. It may include office buildings, houses,

condominiums, apartments, undeveloped land, retail stores, industrial
properties, and golf courses. Like personal property, the kind of real
property available will vary among the sales programs.
Confiscated, seized, forfeited are terms which describe the status of

property in the possession of Federal law enforcement agencies. The
terms are not interchangeable. Property that is seized or confiscated
may be returned to a defendant or innocent owner. If it is not
returned, the property becomes forfeited and may become available for
sale to the public. Therefore, advertising for Federal government sales
will usually describe the property obtained through confiscation and
seizure, as forfeited. This kind of property is sold "as is" and the
inventory of sales items constantly changes.
Foreclosed property is sold when citizens default on loans secured by a

government agency. The property, usually real estate, is sold to the
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public through government sales programs. The U.S. Small Business

Administration, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development,
and the Resolution Trust Corporation all sell foreclosed properties.
Excess and/or Surplus property. Federal property no longer needed by an

agency is declared as excess to the needs of that agency, but may be
transferred to another Federal agency. Federally owned property which is
no longer needed by any Federal agency is declared as surplus to the
needs of the Federal Government. If not transferred to state
governments, it is sold to the public.
Unclaimed goods are sold by the Federal Government when items are lost,
abandoned, or unclaimed by the public. The U.S. Postal Service (USPS)
is the primary agency that sells unclaimed items, typically goods that
have been lost in the mail. USPS sells the unclaimed merchandise to the
public through its "dead letter" sales program.
Sales Methods
Sealed Bid. The Federal agency prepares an "Invitation for Bid," an

informational sheet that describes the property being offered for sale
and includes the terms and conditions of sale. It contains all the
information you need to bid on the item. If interested, you submit your
bid to the agency, usually by mail. On the bid-opening date, the bids
are read publicly and the award is made to the highest bidder who has
correctly followed the required procedures.
Public Auction. The Federal agency follows traditional auction

procedures and gives prospective buyers a description of the property to
be auctioned along with bidding instructions before the auction. The
auctioneer conducting the sale offers the property item-by-item and
awards the item to the highest bidder. When buying through an auction,
the buyer must be present to bid, unlike the sealed bid method, which is
conducted by mail.
Sealed Bidders Auction. A sales method that combines aspects of the

sealed bid and auction methods. Bidders submit sealed bids on the item
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being offered for sale and the highest sealed bidders are then allowed
to participate in a public auction. The bidding starts with the highest
sealed bid.
Spot Bid. Bidders are usually required to attend the sale to place
their bid in written form. The property is offered item-by-item, as in
an auction. However, in an auction, the bids are voiced; with the spot
bid method, the written form allows a one-time chance for the bidder.
The highest bidder is announced publicly, receives the award and the
sale is made. Buyers are encouraged to be present at the award.
Fixed price sale. The Federal agency marks the merchandise with a
particular price. The public may purchase the items for that set price
at a public sale. The items are sold on a first- come, first-served
basis.
Negotiation. This method is often used when selling real estate.

Federal agencies may negotiate individual property sales as a way to
sell the property. The majority of U.S Marshals' forfeited real
property is sold in this manner. At other times, negotiation may be
used in special circumstances. For example, the U.S. General Services
Administration may negotiate a sale if, after advertising, the bid
prices are not reasonable or if the specialized property is of interest
only to a small group of buyers. Negotiation may also be used if the
character/condition of the property or unusual circumstances make it
impractical to advertise publicly. Sometimes agencies appraise
properties to estimate their market value and establish a list price.
The Resolution Trust Corporation requires an individual appraisal for
all properties valued at more than $50,000. Offers on the property are
encouraged based on the list price, with the final price subject to
negotiation.
Broker/Individual Sale. Real property in government sales programs is

sometimes disposed of by using private real estate brokers to negotiate
the sale. For example, the Department of Housing and Urban Development
uses real estate brokers in the HUD Home sales program. The Department
of Veterans Affairs' sales program also utilizes private real estate
brokers when selling residential properties. The U.S. Marshals Service
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sells the majority of its forfeited real property through licensed real
estate brokers using multiple listing services.
Portfolio sales. These sales occur when the Resolution Trust

Corporation groups together packages of real estate and loans for sale
to the public. Typically, buyers purchase the property as a package.
For example, real estate may be grouped by geographic location and
assets from a failed institution may be packaged by loan type.
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HOW YOU CAN BUY USED FEDERAL PERSONAL

PROPERTY
Do you want to buy Government property? If you do, you need to talk to us.
We're the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), and we sell used
personal property for nonmilitary Federal agencies.
GSA is the Government's procurement agent for the supplies, equipment,
and vehicles that Federal workers need to do their jobs. When items are no
longer needed or are being replaced, we stretch the Federal dollar by offering
them for sale to the public. Our sales include a wide variety of items that would
interest both individuals and businesses.
This document will tell you what we sell, how we sell it, and how you can
be a buyer. We've also included information about sales of military and forfeited
property and real estate.
Airplanes to X-Rays
We sell cars, vans, trucks, boats, and airplanes; office and household
furniture; communications equipment; computers, printers, copiers, and
typewriters; recreational and athletic equipment; cameras and projectors; and
tools. We also sell industrial items like hardware; plumbing, heating, and
electrical equipment; printing presses; paper products; medical and laboratory
equipment; agricultural, mining, and construction vehicles and machinery; food
preparation and serving equipment; ores and metals; and exposed x-ray film.
Most of the vehicles in our sales were purchased new and driven by
Government employees for official purposes. They are sold when they reach
replacement age and/or mileage. Our vehicles are one of the best buys in the
marketplace today because of good maintenance, relatively low age and
mileage, and desired features like automatic transmission, air conditioning,
power steering, and power brakes. And they don't look like institutional vehicles,
as the Government buys attractive body styles in a variety of colors.
No Giveaways
If you're interested in buying used Federal property, there's one thing you
should know up front. The Government expects to receive a fair price. Unless
you're willing to pay fair market value, you would be wasting your time at a sale.
Every item has an undisclosed minimum price and is seldom sold for less.
Stories about the $100 dollar yacht or Mercedes car are pure fiction.
As a taxpayer, you paid for these items when they were new. GSA wants
to give you the best possible return on your tax dollar when they're sold.
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No Guarantees
We'll give you a chance to inspect sale property before making an offer, and
we urge you to do so. While we try to point out deficiencies if we know about
them, an item may still have faults, and we do not guarantee condition.
How We Sell
We sell personal property by sealed bid, auction, spot bid, and fixed price
sales. No preference is given to any individuals or groups, including veterans,
senior citizens, and religious organizations.
Sealed Bid
We sell by sealed bid when the sales items are in scattered locations. For
this type of sale, we mail an "Invitation for Bid," or IFB, to prospective buyers on
our mailing lists. The IFB contains item descriptions, sale terms and conditions,
item locations and inspection times, and a bid form.
If you decide to bid, you fill out the bid form and mail it to the address
indicated in the IFB. We must receive your bid by the opening date and time.
Late bids are not accepted under any circumstances. We open all bids publicly.
Auction
We hold an auction when we have a large number of items for sale in one
location. Many of our car and truck sales are auctions. We use traditional
auction methods.
You'll receive descriptions, bidding instructions, and an opportunity to
inspect the merchandise ahead of time or on the day of the sale.
Spot Bid
A spot bid sale is similar to a "silent auction," with bids written down rather
than voiced. Property is offered item by item and awarded to the highest bidder.
Bidders may bid only once per item, unless the item is reoffered.
Fixed-Price Sale
From time to time, we'll hold a fixed-price sale. At these, we post the selling
prices on the property and sell items on a first-come basis.
Conditions of Sale
We sell used personal property according to the U.S. Government's
Standard Form 114C, "General Sale Terms and Conditions." You may ask to
review a copy of the form at any of the GSA regional sales offices listed further
on in this pamphlet or at a sale location.
You should study carefully the terms and conditions in the Invitation for Bid
and in any notices provided at auctions and fixed-price sales. Be sure you
understand any special terms.
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Payment and Removal

You must pay for and remove your purchases within the time prescribed for
each sale, and you cannot remove merchandise before you pay. The
Government does not provide any form of financing.
Acceptable forms of payment generally include cash, money orders,
travelers checks, cashier's checks, credit union checks, Government checks,
and personal checks accompanied by an informal bank letter guaranteeing
payment. VISA and MasterCard also are accepted for many sales.
Removal is your responsibility; GSA will not provide shipping and handling.
If you fail to pay and remove by the deadline, the Government will take action to
collect damages from you of $25 or 20 percent of the purchase price, whichever
is greater.
How We Advertise
We maintain mailing lists for frequent purchasers of Government property.
To keep down mailing costs, we periodically remove the names of people who
don't buy. To be placed on a mailing list, write to the GSA regional sales office
serving your location.
Occasional buyers can get information about upcoming sales by dialing our
telephone hotlines for recorded messages.
We also run ads in local newspapers and on radio, and sometimes we'll
post notices in public buildings. Highly specialized sales and others that might
generate interest nationwide are advertised in national newspapers, trade
journals, and periodicals.
We also advertise sales of national interest in the Commerce Business
Daily, a publication of the U.S. Department of Commerce. Copies of Commerce
Business Daily may be available at libraries and local Chambers of Commerce.
For subscription information, call the U.S. Government Printing Office order line
at (202) 512-1800 or write to the Superintendent of Documents, U.S.
You'll find a list of GSA regional sales offices, with addresses and telephone
numbers for recorded messages, on the back of this pamphlet.
Sales by Other Agencies

The Defense Logistics Agency, part of the Department of Defense (DoD),
sells used personal property for the military. Forfeited property is sold by the
U.S. Marshals Service and the U.S. Customs Service.
Military Property
Military surplus personal property is sold by the Defense Logistics Agency's
Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service through its regional offices
worldwide. A free booklet, How To Buy Surplus Property from the U.S.
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Department of Defense, lists these offices and some 20 categories of goods. To

request a copy, call 1 (800) 222-3767. For additional information write to or call
5275 DDRC, 2163 Airways Blvd., Memphis, TN 38114-5210; (901) 775-6427.
If you have access to the Internet, you can reach DRMS through the World
Wide Web on http://www.drms.dia.mil.
Forfeited Property
Forfeited property offered for sale may include vehicles, vessels, jewelry,
clothing, household items, art, and antiques.
For information on sales by the U.S. Marshals Service, contact Office of
Public Affiars, U.S. Marshals Service, 600 Army Navy Drive, Arlington, VA
22202-4210; (202) 307-9087.
For information on sales by the U.S. Customs Service, contact E G & G
Dynatrend, Inc.; U.S. Customs Service Support Division; 2300 Clarendon
Avenue, Suite 705; Arlington, VA 22201; (703) 351-7887.
Real Estate Sales

GSA sells most surplus Government real estate. For information, call 1
(800) 472-1313 or request a free copy of U.S. Real Property Sales List from the
Consumer Information Center, Department 514A, Pueblo, CO 81009.
A number of other Federal agencies, including the Department of Housing
and Urban Development and the Department of Veterans Affairs, also sell real
estate. Consult local real estate agents, watch for newspaper advertisements, or
contact the agencies directly.
If you have a computer equipped with a modem, you can access the
Federal Real Estate Bulletin Board for information on Federal real estate sales.
Set your communications software to 8 data bits, no parity, and 1 stop bit. Dial 1
(800) 776-7872; in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area dial (202) 501-6510.
If you have access to the Internet, you can obtain real property information
through the World Wide Web on http://www.gsa.gov:80/property.htm.
How To Find Us
For information on GSA sales of used Federal personal property, or to be
placed on a mailing list, write to Personal Property Sales, U.S. General Services
Administration, at the address serving your location. Remember, mailing lists are
for frequent purchasers. If you have access to the Internet, you can reach us
through the World Wide Web on http://www.gas.gov:80/regions.htm. For
recorded information about upcoming sales, call the hotline telephone number
listed with each address.
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Washington, D.C., Metropolitan Area

Suite 8214
(703) 557-7796

Vermont
10 Causeway Street
9th Floor
Boston, MA 02222-1076
(617) 565-7326
New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands
Room 20-112, Box 10

26 Federal Plaza
New York, NY 10278
(212) 264-4823
1 (800) 488-7253
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia (except Washington, D.C., metropolitan

area), Pennsylvania, West Virginia
P.O. Box 40657

(215) 656-3400
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South

Carolina, Tennessee
Peachtree Summit Building

(404) 331-5177
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Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin
230 South Dearborn Street

Chicago, IL 60604
(312) 353-0246
Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska
4400 College Boulevard

Suite 175
(816) 823-3714
Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas
819 Taylor Street

Fort Worth, TX 76102-6105
(817) 334-2351
Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, Wyoming
P.O. Box 25506

Denver Federal Center, Building 41
Denver, CO 80225-0506
(303) 236-7705
Arizona, California, Guam, Hawaii, Nevada
450 Golden Gate Avenue

(415) 522-2891
1 (800) 676-8253
Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington
400 15th Street, SW, Room 1478

Auburn, WA 98001-6599
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(206) 931-7566
February 1996.
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DEFENSE REUTILIZATION AND MARKETING SERVICE
CALL 1-800-GOVT-BUY FOR STORES NEAR YOU OR
CUSTOMER SUPPORT NUMBERS
PHONE NUMBERS:
DRMS Customer Service: 1-888-DLA-9333 (1-888-352-9333)
Local Sales: 1-800-GOVT-BUY (1-800-468-8289)Totally
Automated
Europe Customer Service: 011-49-611-380-7275
DRMS Reutilization Helpline: 1-800-DRMS-RTD (1-800-376-7783)
PUBLIC AFFAIRS (616) 961-7014
FAX NUMBERS:
Sales FAX: (616) 961-4162
Technical FAX: (616) 961-5343
Email Addresses:
Sales Info via Email: sales@drms.dla.mil
Reutilization (RTD): rtd@drms.dla.mil
DRMS Hazardous Waste Disposal Contracts: env@drms.dla.mil
DRMS Environmental Policy and Technical Support for DoD Customers:
env@drms.dla.mil
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DRMO ALPHA
OPERATION JOINT ENDEAVOR
KAPOSVAR HUNGARY
APO AE 09793
OR
IFOR-USA
KAPSOVAR PR:179
ZONE NAME: DRMR-EDB
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(TELDSN): 406-635-2914/2905
(TELCOMM): 0036-82-426-740
(FAXDSN):
(FAXCOMM): 0036-82-426-739
STORE MGR: LTCOL TOM CHILDRESS
ZONE MGR:
(TELDSN): 460-7039/7685
(TELCOMM): 0911-7007685
OPS/REG: EUROPE
ZONE NUM:
ZONE NAME: DRMR-EDB
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DRMO ABERDEEN
BLDG 3620
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND MD 21005-5001
(TELDSN): 298-2235/4785/2435
(TELCOMM): 410-278-2235/4785
(FAXDSN): 9220
(FAXCOMM): 9220
STORE MGR: CHARLES PHILLIPS
ZONE MGR: KEVIN TOURJIE
(TELDSN): 430-6117
(TELCOMM): 757-444-5144
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA04
ZONE NAM: MID-ATLANTIC
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DRMO ALBANY
PO BOX 43139
ALBANY GA 31704-3139
OR
DRMO ALBANY
BLDG 1331 DR 12 TOPSIDE
MARINE CORPS LOGISTICS
ALBANY GA 31704-1128
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(TELDSN): 567-5966/5967
(TELCOMM): 912-439-5966/5967
(FAXDSN): 5972
(FAXCOMM): 5972
STORE MGR: BILLY BRYANT
ZONE MGR: BOB LESLIE
(TELDSN): 835-6026/7214
(TELCOMM): 706-545-6026/7214
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA07
ZONE NAM: GEORGIA
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DRMO ANCHORAGE
PO BOX 166 BLDG 34-600
ELMENDORF AFB AK 99506-0166
OR
DRMO ANCHORAGE
BLDG 34-600 DAVIS HIGHWAY
ELMEDORF AFB AK 99506-0166
(TELDSN): 317-552-3733
(TELCOMM): 907-552-3733
(FAXDSN): 317-552-7548
(FAXCOMM): 907-552-7548
STORE MGR: DEBORAH B. APPERSON
ZONE MGR: DON ANGELL
(TELDSN): 357-9997
(TELCOMM): 206-967-9997
(FAXDSN): 357-8375
(FAXCOMM): 206-967-8375
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE01
ZONE NAM: PACIFIC
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DRMO ANNISTON
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BLDG 282
ANNISTON ARMY DEPOT
7 FRANKFORD AVE
ANNISTON AL 36201-4199
(TELDSN): 571-7837/7733/7133
(TELCOMM): 205-235-7837/7733/7133
(FAXDSN): 571-4468
(FAXCOMM): 205-235-4468
STORE MGR: WALTER LAYNE
(TELDSN): 835-6026/7214
(TELCOMM): 706-545-6026/7214
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA07
ZONE NAM: GEORGIA
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DRMO AUGSBURG
AST AUGSBURG
DRMO AUGSBURG
UNIT 25001
APO AE 09178
(TELDSN): 435-6609/6619
(TELCOMM): (49) 821 540 6619/6609
STORE MGR: JENNIE MARTINEZ
ZONE MGR:
(TELDSN):
(TELCOMM):
OPS/REG: INTERNATIONAL
ZONE NUM:
ZONE NAM:
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DRMO AVIANO
DRMO-ALAJ
UNIT #6215
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APO AE 09601
OR
DRMO AVIANO
VIA DEL LA COMINA #3
33170 PORDENONE ITALY
(TELDSN): 632-7360/7790/4127/4128
(TELCOMM): 011-39-434-31393
(FAXDSN):
(FAXCOMM): 011-39-434-31393
STORE MGR: RICHARD QUINLAN
ZONE MGR: ROBERT YOUNG (ACTING)
(TELDSN): 633-7360
(TELCOMM): 011-39-50-7360
(FAXCOMM): 011-39-50-7360
ZONE NUM: EU01
ZONE NAM: MEDITERRANEAN
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DRMO BARKSDALE ANNEX

BLDG 4964
1264 TWINING DRIVE
BARKSDALE AFB LA 71110-2412
(TELDSN): 781-8650
(TELCOMM): 318-456-8650
(FAXDSN): 781-8216
(FAXCOMM): 318-456-8216
STORE MGR: DREXEL TOMLINSON
ZONE MGR: PHIL SOLOMON
(TELDSN): 829-1804
(TELCOMM): 903-334-1804
(FAXDSN): 829-1458
(FAXCOMM): 903-334-1458
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE07
ZONE NAM: SOUTH CENTRAL
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DRMO BARSTOW
MARINE CORPS LOGISTIC BASE, BLDG 226
BOX 110195
BARSTOW CA 92311-5037
OR
DRMO BARSTOW
MARINE CORPS LOGISTICS
BASE BLDG 226
BOLL AVE
BARSTOW CA 92311-5037
(TELDSN): 282-6568
(TELCOMM): 760-577-6568
(FAXDSN): 282-6526
(FAXCOMM): 760-577-6526
SALES:
(TELDSN): 282-6561
(TELCOMM): 760-577-6561
RTD:
(TELDSN): 282-6808
(TELCOMM): 760-577-6808
ENVIR:
(TELDSN): 282-7066
(TELCOMM): 760-577-7066
STORE MGR: JIM POLLOCK
ZONE MGR: EDDIE ASKEW
(TELDSN): 577-9446
(TELCOMM): (619)437-9446
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE03
ZONE NAM: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
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DRMO BEAUFORT
PO BOX 55021
MCAS BEAUFORT SC 29401-5021
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OR
DRMO BEAUFORT
BLDG 1173
BEAUFORT, SC 29401-5021
(TELDSN): 832-7449
(TELCOMM): 803-522-7499
(FAXDSN): 832-7048
(FAXCOMM): 803-522-7048
STORE MGR: J.W. DILLON
ZONE MGR: WILLIAM THOMAS
(TELDSN): 582-2743
(TELCOMM): 919-466-2743
OPS/RE: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA05
ZONE NAME: CAROLINA
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DRMO BELVOIR
8150 BEULAH STREET SUITE 101
FORT BELVOIR VA 22060-5239
(TELDSN): 656-5906/5501
(TELCOMM): 703-806-5632
(FAXDSN): 656-5567
(FAXCOMM): 703-806-5567
STORE MGR: THOMAS ESKER
ZONE MGR: KEVIN TOURJIE (ACTING)
(TELDSN): 430-6117
(TELCOMM): 757-444-5144
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA04
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DRMO BENNING
PO BOX 52410
FT BENNING GA 31995-2410
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OR
DRMO BENNING
BLDG 470
10TH MOUNTAIN DIVISION RD
BENNING GA 31905-2410
(TELDSN): 835-7214/6026
(TELCOMM): 706-545-7214/6026
(FAXDSN): 5125
(FAXCOMM): 5125
STORE MGR: FRAN ALLOR
DEPUTY STORE MGR: DANNY SNOW
ZONE MGR: JERRY DAY
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA07
ZONE NAM: GEORGIA
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DRMO BITBURG, GERMANY

UNIT 4025
APO AE 09132-5000
OR
DRMO BITBURG, GERMANY
BLDG 1093
54634 BITBURG GERMANY
(TELDSN): ETS 453-7173/7461
(TELCOMM): 011-49-6561-2484
(FAXDSN):
(FAXCOMM): 011-49-6561-2484
STORE MGR: JAMES VICK
ZONE NUM: ZONE 3
ZONE NAM: RHEINLAND
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DRMO BLUE GRASS

BLUE GRASS ARMY DEPOT BLDG S-265
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2091 KINGSTON HWY

RICHMOND KY 40475-5000
(TELDSN): 745-6671
(TELCOMM): 606-625-6671
(FAXDSN): 745-6678
(FAXCOMM): 606-625-6678
STORE MGR: LARRY JOHNSON
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA02
ZONE NAM: MIDWEST
**********************************************************************
DRMO BRAGG
BLDG J-1334 KNOX ST
FT BRAGG NC 28307-5000
(TELDSN): 236-5298/5222
(TELCOMM): 910-396-5298/5222
(FAXDSN): 7364
(FAXCOMM): 7364
STORE MGR: RUBY B. CAMPBELL
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA05
ZONE NAM: CAROLINA
**********************************************************************
DRMO BRUNSWICK
NAVAL AIR STATION
3150 ORION AVE SOUTH
BRUNSWICK ME 04011-5000
(TELDSN): 476-2627/2452
(TELCOMM): 207-921-2627/2452
(FAXDSN): 476-2501
(FAXCOMM): 207-921-2501
STORE MGR: VACANT
ZONE MGR: DALE BENNETT
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OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA03
ZONE NAM: NEW ENGLAND
**********************************************************************
DRMO BUPYONG
UNIT #15395
APO AP 96283-0120
(TELDSN): 315-722-3481/3479
(TELCOMM): 011-82-32-524-4629
(FAXDSN): 722-3889
(FAXCOMM): 011-82-32-520-6889
STORE MGR: CARLOS PESANTE
ZONE NUM: ZONE 5
ZONE NAM: ASIA
**********************************************************************
DRMO CAMPBELL
PO BOX 555
FORT CAMPBELL KY 42223-0555
OR
DRMO CAMPBELL
BLDG 5212
FORT CAMPBELL KY 42223-0555
(TELDSN): 635-3525/4897
(TELCOMM): 502-798-3525/4897
(FAXDSN): 635-5183
(FAXCOMM): 502-798-5183
STORE MGR: GEORGE W. NELSON
ZONE MGR: RAY BECKER
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA02
ZONE NAM: MIDWEST
**********************************************************************
PAGE 132 OF 255

DRMO CANNON
110 W STREET
CANNON AFB NM 88103-5138
(TELDSN): 681-2436
(TELCOMM): 505-784-2436
(FAXDSN): 681-2012
(FAXCOMM): 505-784-2012
STORE CHIEF: MARETHA GOLDEN
STORE MGR: VACANT
ZONE MGR: JIM SHAW
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE05
ZONE NAM: SOUTHWEST
**********************************************************************
DRMO CHERRY POINT

PSC 8086
MARINE CORPS AIR STATION
CHERRY POINT NC 28533-0086
OR
DRMO CHERRY POINT
BLDG 154 D, CLEVELAND DRIVE
MARINE CORPS AIR STATION
CHERRY POINT NC 28533-0086
(TELDSN): 582-2743-/5826/5905/3338
(TELCOMM): 919-466-2743/5826/5905/3338
(FAXDSN): 582-4075/4925/4517
(FAXCOMM): 919-466-4075/4925/4517
STORE MGR: PERRY DANIELS
(TELDSN): 582-2743
(TELCOMM): 919-466-2743
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA05
ZONE NAM: CAROLINA
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DRMO CHIEVRES, BELGIUM

UNIT #451 BLDG 66
APO AE 09708
OR
DRMO CHIEVRES, BELGIUM
BLDG 66
CHIEVRES AIR BASE
7950 CHIEVRES BELGIUM
(TELDSN): ETS 361-5484/5146
(TELCOMM): 011-32-68-27-5484/5146
(FAXDSN): ETS 361-5066
(FAXCOMM): 32-68-27-5066
ZONE MGR: CHRIS HUMPHREY
(TELDSN): 483-8692
(FAXCOMM): 011-49-0631-46171
ZONE NUM: ZONE 3
ZONE NAM: RHEINLAND
**********************************************************************
DRMO CHINA LAKE

NAVAL AIR WEAPONS STATION
CHINA LAKE CA 93555-6001
(TELDSN): 437-2502
(TELCOMM): 760-939-2502
(FAXDSN): 437-0162
(FAXCOMM): 760-939-0162
STORE MGR: WILLIAM GIULIANI
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE03
**********************************************************************
PAGE 134 OF 255

DRMO COLORADO SPRINGS

BLDG 318
FORT CARSON CO 80913-5044
(TELDSN): 691-9678
(TELCOMM): 719-526-9678
(FAXDSN): 3656
(FAXCOMM): 3656 (ADMIN)
(FAXCOMM): 7529 (SALES)
STORE MGR: JAMES BERRETT
ZONE MGR: KEN KOOP
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE05
ZONE NAM: ROCKY MOUNTAIN
**********************************************************************
DRMO COLUMBUS
PO BOX 13297
COLUMBUS OH 43213-0297
OR
DRMO COLUMBUS
3990 E BROAD ST
BLDG 14
COLUMBUS OH 43213-0297
(TELDSN): 850-3244/2184/2838
(TELCOMM): 614-692-3244/2184/2838
(FAXDSN): 850-3149
(FAXCOMM): 614-692-3149
STORE MGR: WILLIE FALLS
ZONE MGR: KEN KOOP
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA02
ZONE NAM: MIDWEST
**********************************************************************
DRMO COLUMBUS-MISS
PAGE 135 OF 255

BUILDING 152 25 7TH ST

COLUMBUS AFB MS 39710-9902
(TELDSN): 742-7466
(TELCOMM): 601-434-7466
(FAXDSN): 742-7468
(FAXCOMM): 601-434-74686
STORE CHIEF: STEVEN WOODS
STORE MGR: GERALD PHILLIS (ACTING)
ZONE MGR: JERRY DAY
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA06
ZONE NAM: ALA-MISS
**********************************************************************
DRMO CORPUS CHRISTI

BLDG 22 NAVAL AIR STATION
CORPUS CHRISTI TX 78419-5600
(TELDSN): 861-2936
(TELCOMM): 512-939-2936
(FAXDSN): 3203
(FAXCOMM): 3203
STORE MGR: JOHN LANTIER
ZONE MGR: SALLY BROWNE
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE07
**********************************************************************
DRMO CRANE
NAVAL SURFACE WARFARE CENTER
CRANE DIVISION BLDG 300
HIGHWAY 361
CRANE IN 47522-5091
(TELDSN): 482-1554/1728
(TELCOMM): 812-854-1554/1728
(FAXDSN): 1998
PAGE 136 OF 255

(FAXCOMM): 1998
STORE MGR: NELSON INMAN
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA02
ZONE NAM: MIDWEST
**********************************************************************
DRMO DENVER
BLDG 621 ROCKY MOUNTAIN ARSENAL
COMMERCE CITY CO 80022-2180
(TELDSN): 749-2376
(TELCOMM): 303-289-2376
(FAXDSN): 749-0523
(FAXCOMM): 303-289-0523
STORE MGR: LARRY LAMBDIN
ZONE MGR: KEN KOOP
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE05
**********************************************************************
DRMO DOVER
114 CHAD
DOVER AFB DE 19902-7114
(TELDSN): 445-3201/3202
(TELCOMM): 302-677-3201/3202
(FAXDSN): 3203
(FAXCOMM): 3203
STORE MGR: DONAL M. ROBERSTON
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA03
**********************************************************************
PAGE 137 OF 255

DRMO DRUM ANNEX

10TH MOUNTAIN DIVISION/FT DRUM
BLDG S-1350
FT DRUM NY 13602
(TELDSN): 341-4592
(TELCOMM): 315-772-4592
(FAXDSN): 5809
(FAXCOMM): 5809
STORE MGR: KENNETH P. LIEN
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA03
**********************************************************************
DRMO DULUTH
4997 AIRPORT RD
DULUTH MN 55811-1517
(TELDSN): DIAL HOST DSN SWITCHBOARD AT DSN 825-7210; AT
VOICE MAIL GREETING
DIAL ONE OF THE FOLLOWING LOCAL DRMO NUMBERS: 722-2526,
722-2536 OR 722-2621.
(TELCOMM): 218-723-7441/7453 COMMERICAL ONLY FAX 218-722-
2611.
(FAXDSN): NONE
(FAXCOMM): 218-722-2611
STORE MGR: SUSAN THOMPSON
ZONE MGR: JESSIE ROGERS
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA01
ZONE NAM: ILL-OZARK
**********************************************************************
DRMO DYESS
PO BOX 8545
PAGE 138 OF 255

DYESS AFB TX 79607-6100

OR
DRMO DYESS
358 AMMO RD
DYESS AFB TX 79607-6100
(TELDSN): 461-2578
(TELCOMM): 915-696-2578
(FAXDSN): 461-3450
(FAXCOMM): 915-696-3450
STORE MGR: WANDA F. BELL
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE08
ZONE NAM: TEXAS
**********************************************************************
DRMO EDWARDS
70 EAST FORBES AVENUE
EDWARDS AFB CA 93524-8500
(TELDSN): 527-2209
(TELCOMM): 805-277-2209
(FAXDSN): 7039
(FAXCOMM): 7039
STORE MGR: DAVE SKIDMORE
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE03
**********************************************************************
DRMO EGLIN
ATTN: DRMO VHH
210 TRANSPORTATION RD SUITE 1
EGLIN AFB FL 32542-5212
OR
DRMO EGLIN
PAGE 139 OF 255

BLDG 525
TRANSPORTATION RD
EGLIN AFB FL 32542-5212
(TELDSN): 872-2822
(TELCOMM): 850-882-2822
(FAXDSN): 872-4789
(FAXCOMM): 850-882-4789
STORE MGR: BUTCH BONNER
ZONE MGR: JERRY DAY
(TELDSN): 922-9804
(TELCOMM): 800-317-1675
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA06
ZONE NAM: ALA-MISS
**********************************************************************
DRMO EL TORO
PO BOX 21
EAST IRVINE CA 92650-0021
OR
DRMO EL TORO
BLDG 319
MARINE CORP AIR STATION EL TORO
SANTA ANA CA 92709
(TELDSN): 997-4937/2222
(TELCOMM): 714-726-4937/2222
(FAXDSN): 997-3151
(FAXCOMM): 714-726-3151
STORE MGR: MICKIE DAVIES
(TELDSN): 577-9446
(TELCOMM): 619-437-9446
(FAXDSN): 577-9517
(FAXCOMM): 619-437-9517
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE03
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DRMO ELLSWORTH
650 TWINING
ELLSWORTH AFB SD 57706-4920
(TELDSN): 675-1018
(TELCOMM): 605-385-1018
(FAXDSN): 675-1615
(FAXCOMM): 605-385-1615
STORE MGR: ROOSEVELT JAMISON
ZONE MGR: KEN KOOP
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE05
**********************************************************************
DRMO F E WARREN
7700 BOOKER RD BLDG 930
CHEYENNE WY 82005-6100
(TELDSN): 481-3970/3959
(TELCOMM): 307-773-3970/3959
(FAXDSN): 481-4160
(FAXCOMM): 307-773-4160
STORE MGR: PATRICIA RAGER
ZONE MGR: KEN KOOP
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE05
**********************************************************************
DRMO FAIRBANKS
PO BOX 35028
FORT WAINWRIGHT AK 99703-0028
OR
DRMO FAIRBANKS
PAGE 141 OF 255

BLDG 5001
1/4 MILE BADGER RD
FORT WAINWRIGHT AK 99703-0028
(TELDSN):
(TELCOMM): 907-353-7406
(FAXDSN):
(FAXCOMM): 907-353-7416
STORE MGR: GERALD WHITTON
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE01
ZONE NAM: PACIFIC
**********************************************************************
DRMO FAIRCHILD
120 N FOULOIS AVE.
FAIRCHILD AFB WA 99011-8674
(TELDSN): 657-2350/4228
(TELCOMM): 509-247-4228/2350
(FAXDSN): 3033
(FAXCOMM): 3033
STORE MGR: CHADYNE HELMS
(TELDSN): 357-9997
(TELCOMM): 206-967-9997
(FAXDSN): 357-8375
(FAXCOMM): 206-967-8375
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE01
ZONE NAM: NORTHWEST
**********************************************************************
DRMO FOREST PARK

FT GILLEM BLDG 310-B
FOREST PARK GA 30050-5000
(TELDSN): 797-5117/5118
PAGE 142 OF 255

(TELCOMM): 404-363-5117/5118
(FAXDSN): 797-7424
(FAXCOMM): 404-362-7424
STORE MGR: CAROLYN JACKSON
(TELDSN): 835-6026/7214
(TELCOMM): 706-545-6026/7214
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA07
ZONE NAM: GEORGIA
**********************************************************************
DRMO FT BLISS
1733 PLEASONTON RD
FL BLISS TX 79916
OR
DRMO FT BLISS
BLDG 11126
BIGGS FIELD
FT BLISS TX 79916
(TELDSN): 978-8503/8208
(TELCOMM): 915-568-8503/8582/8208
(FAXDSN): 978-8161
(FAXCOMM): 915-568-8161
STORE MGR: OSCAR MONTIEL
ZONE MGR: JIM SHAW
(TELDSN): 352-6433
(TELCOMM): 801-399-6433
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE05
ZONE NAM: SOUTHWEST
**********************************************************************
DRMO GERMERSHEIM, GERMANY

CMR 425
APO AE 09095
PAGE 143 OF 255

OR
DRMO GERMERSHEIM GERMANY
BLDG 7968
US ARMY INSTALLATION
76726 GERMERSHEIM GERMANY
(TELDSN): 378-3703/3883
(TELCOMM): 011-49-7274-2947
(FAXDSN):
(FAXCOMM): 011-49-7141-3910
STORE MGR: JOSEPH COGGELIN (ACTING)
(TELDSN): 483-8692
(FAXCOMM): 011-49-0631-46171
ZONE NUM: ZONE 3
ZONE NAM: RHEINLAND
**********************************************************************
DRMO GOLDSBORO ANNEX

1055 FICKEL ST
SEYMOUR JOHNSON AFB NC 27531-5000
(TELDSN): 488-6695/6696
(TELCOMM): 919-736-6695/6696
(FAXDSN): 488-6103
(FAXCOMM): 919-736-6103
STORE MGR: PAUL L. BATTLE
(TELDSN): 582-2743
(TELCOMM): 919-466-2743
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA05
ZONE NAM: CAROLINA
**********************************************************************
DRMO GORDON
BLDG 994
PAGE 144 OF 255

FT GORDON GA 30905-5667
OR
DRMO GORDON
10TH STREET
FT GORDON GA 30905-5667
(TELDSN): 780-3749/2487
(TELCOMM): 706-791-3749/2487
(FAXDSN): 780-8623
(FAXCOMM): 706-791-8623
STORE MGR: SHARON BROGDEN
(TELDSN): 835-6026/7214
(TELCOMM): 706-545-6026/7214
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA07
ZONE NAM: GEORGIA
**********************************************************************
DRMO GRAFENWOEHR
7TH ARMY TRAINING COM
UNIT #21830
APO AE 09114
OR
DRMO GRAFENWOEHR
BLDG 481
92655-GRAFENWOEHR-LARGER GERMANY
(TELDSN): 475-7146
(TELCOMM): 011-49-9641-837146
(FAXDSN):
(FAXCOMM): 011-49-9641-1335
STORE MGR: IDA BENITZ
ZONE MGR: BOB BENSON
(TELDSN): 338-7304
(FAXCOMM): 011-0911-7007865
ZONE NUM: EU02
ZONE NAM: DRMR-EDB
PAGE 145 OF 255

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DRMO GRAND FORKS

548 3D AVE
GRAND FORKS AFB ND 58205-6032
(TELDSN): 362-3783
(TELCOMM): 701-747-3783
(FAXDSN): 362-4594
(FAXCOMM): 701-747-4594
STORE MGR: DIANE STROM
ZONE MGR: KEN KOOP
(TELDSN): 675-1018
FAXCOMM): 605-385-1615
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE05
ZONE NAM: ROCKEY MOUTAIN
**********************************************************************
DRMO GREAT FALLS

8035 POLE YARD RD
MALMSTROM AFB MT 59402-6807
(TELDSN): 632-6346
(TELCOMM): 406-731-6346
(FAXDSN): 632-6560
(FAXCOMM): 406-731-6560
STORE MGR: CARY MARTIN
ZONE MGR: KEN KOOP
(TELDSN): 675-1018
(FAXCOMM): 605-385-1615
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE05
**********************************************************************
DRMO GREAT LAKES
PAGE 146 OF 255

BLDG 3212A
NAVAL TRAINING CENTER
GREAT LAKES IL 60088-5798
OR
DRMO GREAT LAKES
3012 MISSISSIPPI STREET
GREAT LAKES, IL 60088-5798
(TELDSN): 792-3655/3656
(TELCOMM): 708-688-3655/3656
(FAXDSN): 792-2510
(FAXCOMM): 708-688-2510
STORE MGR: ROBERT D. THOMPSON, JR.
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA01
ZONE NAM: ILL-OZARK
**********************************************************************
DRMO GROTON
NAVAL SUBMARINE BASE NEW LONDON
BLDG 397
BOX 12
GROTON CT 06349-5012
(TELDSN): 241-3523/3524
(TELCOMM): 860-449-3523/3524
(FAXDSN): 2866
(FAXCOMM): 2866
CHIEF NUM: DSN 241-4025
ADMIN NUM: DSN 241-3524
SALES/REUT: DSN 241-3488
COMMERICAL PREFIX IS (860)449-
FAX NUMBER IS DSN 241-2866
STORE MGR: DAVID T. KABAT
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA03
PAGE 147 OF 255

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DRMO GUAM
PSC 455 BOX 151
FPO AP 96540-1900
(TELDSN): 322-1110-X339-5227/5189
(TELCOMM): 011-671-339-5227
(FAXDSN): 322-1110-X339-4228
(FAXCOMM): 011-671-339-4228
STORE MGR: FRANCISCO LIZAMA
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE09
ZONE NAM: PACIFIC
**********************************************************************
DRMO GUANTANAMO ANNEX

BLDG 696B PSC 1005 BOX 33 CODE 230
FPO AE 09593-0133
OR FOR FEDERAL EXPRESS MAILING SEND TO:
DRMO JACKSONVILLE
(TELDSN): 564-4063 EXT 4184
(TELCOMM): 0-115-399-4184
(FAXDSN): 564-4063 EXT 4184
(FAXCOMM): 0-115-399-4184
STORE MGR: IRA EDWARDS
ZONE MGR: LONNIE CURTSINGER
(TELDSN): 942-3411
(TELCOMM): 904-772-3411
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA08
ZONE NAM: GOLD COAST
**********************************************************************
DRMO HANAU, GERMANY

OFC/ANB 193
PAGE 148 OF 255

UNIT #20193 BOX 0037

APO AE 09165-0037
OR
DRMO HANAU GERMANY
GROSSAUHEIM KASERNE BLDG 636
63457 HANAU GERMANY
(TELDSN): 322-8281/8760/8933/9039
(TELCOMM): 011-49-6181-55614 X8760
(FAXDSN):
(FAXCOMM): 011-49-6181-55614 X8760 (CALL BEFORE YOU FAX)
STORE MGR: BARBARA DENAMUR
(TELDSN): 338-7304
(FAXDSN): 460-7685
ZONE NUM: EU02
ZONE NAM: BAVARIAN/HESSEN
**********************************************************************
DRMO HAWAII
PO BOX 298
BARBERS POINT HI 96862-0298
OR
DRMO HAWAII
NAS BARBERS PT BLDG 140
ENTERPRISE & MIDWAY STREET
NAS BARBERS POINT HI 96862-0298
(TELDSN): 484-6170
(TELCOMM): 808-684-5980/6170
(FAXDSN): 484-6670
(FAXCOMM): 808-684-6670
(TELCOMM): 808-684-8870/3890 (REUTILIZATION)
808-684-4090 (SALE RECORDING)
808-684-5680 (SALE FAX)
808-684-3980/4360/4680/9070 (SALES)
STORE MGR: PAUL A ORTIZ
ZONE MGR: ED DOMDOMA
PAGE 149 OF 255

(TELCOM): 808-477-5241
(TELDSN): 477-1206
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE09
ZONE NAM: PACIFIC
**********************************************************************
DRMO HILL
BLDG 890 7844 ARSENAL RD
HILL AFB UT 84056-5803
(TELDSN): 777-7422/6657
(TELCOMM): 801-777-7422/6659/6657
(FAXDSN): 777-2695
(FAXCOMM): 801-777-2695
SALES (TELDSN): 777-6557
(COMM): (801)777-6557
R/T/D (TELDSN): 777-6457/6458
(COMM): (801)777-6457/6458
SALES (FAXDSN): 777-2899
(COMM): (801)777-2899
R/T/D (FAXDSN): 777-2930
STORE MGR: (TELCOMM): 801-775-2931
(TELDSN): 775-2931
ZONE MGR: LYLE NELSON
(TELDSN): 357-9997
(TELCOMM): 206-967-9997
(FAXDSN): 357-8375
(FAXCOMM): 206-967-8375
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE01
ZONE NAM: NORTHWEST
**********************************************************************
DRMO HOLLOMAN
241 ARKANSAS
HOLLOMAN AFB NM 88330-7703
PAGE 150 OF 255

(TELDSN): 867-3748
(TELCOMM): 505-475-3748
(FAXDSN): 867-3235
(FAXCOMM): 505-475-3235
STORE MGR: J. MICHAEL HARE
ZONE MGR: JIM SHAW
(TELDSN): 352-6443
(TELCOMM): 801-399-6443
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE05
ZONE NAM: SOUTHWEST
**********************************************************************
DRMO HOMESTEAD ANNEX

29050 CORAL SEA BLVD
HOMESTEAD ARS, FL 33039-1299
(TELDSN): 791-7300
(TELCOMM): 305-224-7300
(FAXDSN): 791-7451
(FAXCOMM): 305-224-7451
STORE MGR: EMORY ROBERTSON
(TELDSN): 942-3411
(TELCOMM): 904-772-3411
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA08
**********************************************************************
DRMO HOOD
PO DRAWER G
80TH ST, BLDG 4289
FORT HOOD TX 76544-0210
OR
DRMO HOOD
BLDG 4289
PAGE 151 OF 255

TANK DESTROYER & 80TH ST

FT HOOD TX 76544-0210
(TELDSN): 737-7763/5616
(TELCOMM): 817-287-7763/5616
(FAXDSN): 738-6794
(FAXCOMM): 817-288-6794
STORE MGR: MARY FIELD
(TELDSN): 352-6062
(FAXCOMM): 801-399-7890
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE08
ZONE NAM: TEXAS
**********************************************************************
DRMO HUACHUCA
PO BOX 104 BRAINARD AND JIM AVE
FORT HUACHUCA AZ 85613-0104
OR
DRMO HUACHUCA
BLDG 90507
SIERRA VISTA AZ 85613-0104
(TELDSN): 821-2074
(TELCOMM): 520-533-2074
(FAXDSN): 821-7078
(FAXCOMM): 520-533-7078
STORE MGR: ROSE ESTRADA
ZONE MGR: JIM SHAW
(TELDSN): 352-6443
(FAXCOMM): 801-399-6010
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE05
ZONE NAM: SOUTHWEST
**********************************************************************
DRMO HUNTSVILLE
PAGE 152 OF 255

BLDG 7408 WAREHOUSE RD

REDSTONE ARSENAL AL 35898-7320
(TELDSN): 746-2453
(TELCOMM): 205-876-2453
(FAXDSN): 645-6687
(FAXCOMM): 205-955-6687
STORE MGR: JACQUELYNN JACOBS
(TELDSN): 835-6026/7214
(TELCOMM): 706-545-6026/7214
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA07
ZONE NAM: GEORGIA
**********************************************************************
DRMO INCIRLIK
UNIT 7175 BOX 235
APO AE 09824-5235
OR
DRMO INCIRLIK
BLDG 200 ADANA TURKEY
(TELDSN): 676-3155
(TELCOMM): 011-90-322-316-3155
(FAXDSN): 011-90-322-316-3155
(FAXCOMM): 011-90-322-346-3826
STORE MGR: SEDAT DERALYAR (ACTING)
ZONE MGR: ROBERT YOUNG
(TELDSN): 632-7360
(TEL): 011-39-50-544701
ZONE NUM: EU01
**********************************************************************
DRMO IWAKUNI
PSC 561 BOX 611
PAGE 153 OF 255

FPO AP 96310-0611
(TELDSN): 315-253-4008/4089
(TELCOMM): 011-81-827-21-4171
(FAXDSN): 315-253-4844
(FAXCOMM): 011-81-827-3450
STORE MGR: LANIE THRALL
ZONE MGR: JAMES P. GUY
(TELDSN): 315-637-2359/2363
(FAXCOMM): 011-81-98-84-5825
ZONE NUM: ZONE 5
ZONE NAM: ASIA
**********************************************************************
DRMO JACKSON
BLDG 1902 EWELL RD
FT JACKSON SC 29207-6050
(TELDSN): 734-7912/7716
(TELCOMM): 803-751-7912/7716
(FAXDSN): 734-3506
(FAXCOMM): 803-751-3506
STORE MGR: GLENN DOLLAR
(TELDSN): 582-2743
(TELCOMM): 919-466-2743
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA05
ZONE NAM: CAROLINA
**********************************************************************
DRMO JACKSONVILLE
NAVAL AIR STATION
PO BOX 82
JACKSONVILLE FL 32212-0082
OR
DRMO JACKSONVILLE
PAGE 154 OF 255

NAVAL AIR STATION

8297 ROOSEVELT BLVD
BLDG 174
JACKSONVILLE FL 32212-0082
(TELDSN): 942-3411/3412
(TELCOMM): 904-542-3411/3412
(FAXDSN): 942-3418
(FAXCOMM): 904-542-3418
STORE MGR: LEONARD RHYMES
(TELDSN): 942-3411
(TELCOMM): 904-542-3411
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA08
**********************************************************************
DRMO KAISERSLAUTERN (AKA)

UNIT #23206
APO AE 09263
OR
DRMO KAISERSLAUTERN GERMANY
AREA 100 BLDG 2384
POSTFACH 2268
67610 KAISERSLAUTERN
OR
FEDX ADDRESS:
DRMO KAISERSLAUTERN GERMANY
AREA 100 BLDG 2384
MANNHEIMERSTR. 219
67657 KAISERSLAUTERN
(TELDSN): 483-8692/8112
(TELCOMM): 011-49-631-40307
(FAXDSN):
(FAXCOMM): 011-49-631-46171
STORE MGR: MIKE KELLY
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(TELDSN): 483-6125
ZONE NUM: ZONE 3
ZONE NAM: RHEINLAND
**********************************************************************
DRMO KASTEL
OFC/ANE/KASTEL
UNIT 29263 BOX 6000
APO AE 09096
OR
DRMO KASTEL
GEB 04043
LUDWIG WOLKER STRASSE
55252 MAINZ-KASTEL GERMANY
(TELDSN): 334-2428/604403
(TELCOMM): 011-49-6134-63713
(FAXDSN):
(FAXCOMM): 011-49-6134-604403
STORE MGR: JOHN COOPER
ZONE MGR: VACANT
(TELDSN): 460-7039
(FAXDSN): 460-7685
(TELDSN): 338-7304
OPS/REG: EUROPE
ZONE NUM: EU02
**********************************************************************
DRMO KEESLER
ATTN: DRMO VHI
607 PARADE LANE RM 1
KEESLER AFB BLDG 4422
KEESLER AFB, BILOXI MS 39534-2045
(TELDSN): 597-3327
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(TELCOMM): 601-377-3327
(FAXDSN): 601-377-5084
(FAXCOMM): 597-5084
STORE MGR: RONNIE R. ROUSE
ZONE MGR: JERRY DAY
(TELDSN): 922-9804
(TELCOMM): 800-317-1675
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA06
ZONE NAM: ALA-MISS
**********************************************************************
DRMO KEFLAVIK, ICELAND

PSC 1003 PO BOX 29
FPO AE 09728-0329
OR
DRMO KEFLAVIK, ICELAND
BLDG 866
BOX 29
235 KEFLAVIK AIRPORT ICELAND
(TELDSN): 450-7306 (228-7306 FROM EUROPE)
(TELCOMM): 011-354-425-7306
(FAXDSN): 450-7092 (228-7092 FROM EUROPE)
(FAXCOMM): 011-354-425-7092
STORE MGR: RAGNAR KARLSSON
ZONE MGR: RALPH KERR
(TEL): 011-44-1480-84-2629
OPS/REG: EUROPE
ZONE NUM: EU04
ZONE NAM: ATLANTIC
**********************************************************************
DRMO KEY WEST

BLDG 931
NAVAL AIR STATION
KEY WEST FL 33040-5000
PAGE 157 OF 255

(TELDSN): 483-5271/5272
(TELCOMM): 305-293-5271/5272
(FAXDSN): 483-5274
(FAXCOMM): 305-293-5274
STORE MGR: ROBERT SAXMAN
(TELDSN): 942-3411
(TELCOMM): 904-772-3411
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA08
**********************************************************************
DRMO KINGS BAY ANNEX

NAVAL SUBMARINE BASE
BLDG 6018
KINGS BAY GA 31547-5000
OR
DRMO KINGS BAY ANNEX
NAVAL SUBMARINE BASE
8297 ROOSEVELT BLVD BLDG 174
KINGS BAY GA 31547-5000
(TELDSN): 573-2238/573-2001 ASK FOR EXTENSION 2238
(TELCOMM): 912-673-2238
(FAXDSN): 573-4707
(FAXCOMM): 912-673-2238
STORE MGR: WESLEY BAILEY
(TELDSN): 942-3411
(TELCOMM): 904-772-7417
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA08
**********************************************************************
DRMO KIRTLAND
PAGE 158 OF 255

5050 RANDOLPH AVE

KIRTLAND AFB NM 87117-5856
(TELDSN): 246-6959
(TELCOMM): 505-846-6959
(FAXDSN): 246-1825
(FAXCOMM): 505-846-1825
STORE MGR: ROBERT BURRELL
ZONE MGR: JIM SHAW
(TELDSN): 352-6433
(TELCOMM): 801-399-6443
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE05
ZONE NAM: SOUTHWEST
**********************************************************************
DRMO KNOX
DRMO-EKC
2962 FRANZIER RD
FT KNOX KY 40121-5640
(TELDSN): 464-3244/5755/1328
(TELCOMM): 502-624-3244/5755/1328
(FAXDSN): 464-7321/4675
(FAXCOMM): 502-624-7321/4675
STORE MGR: DAVE ANDREWS
ZONE MGR: RAYMOND BECKER
(TELDSN): 482-3173
(TELCOMM): 812-854-3173
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA02
ZONE NAM: MIDWEST
**********************************************************************
DRMO LAJES, AZORES

UNIT 7770
APO AE 09720
OR
PAGE 159 OF 255

DRMO LAJES, AZORES

BLDG T-582 BASE AREA K
TERCEIRA AZORES PORTUGAL
(TELDSN): 245-3358
(TELCOMM): 011-351-95-54100 X23358
(FAXDSN):
(FAXCOMM): 011-351-95-54101 X3158 (CALL BEFORE FAXING)
STORE MGR: DANIEL KIRWIN
ZONE MGR: ROBERT BENSON
(TEL): SAN 727-1357/1360
(FAX): 727-1375
OPS/REG: EUROPE
ZONE NUM: EU04
ZONE NAM: ATLANTIC
**********************************************************************
DRMO LAKEHURST
NAWC-AD NAES LAKEHURST
BLDG 75
LAKEHURST NJ 08733-5010
OR
DRMO LAKEHURST
NAVAL AIR WARFARE CENTER -AD
LAWRANCE AND SEVERENS ROAD BLDG 75
LAKEHURST NJ 08733-5010
(TELDSN): 624-2691
(TELCOMM): 908-323-2691
(FAXDSN): 624-7374
(FAXCOMM): 908-323-7374
STORE MGR: JOANNE REITEMEYER
ZONE MGR: DALE V. BENNETT
(TELDSN): 444-3720
(TELCOMM): 215-737-3720
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA03
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DRMO LAUGHLIN ANNEX

575 ARKANSAS AVE BLDG 2023
LAUGHLIN AFB TX 78843-5000
(TELDSN): 732-5240
(TELCOMM): 210-298-5240
(FAXDSN): 732-5742
(FAXCOMM): 210-298-5742
STORE MGR: JOEL DAVIS
(TELDSN): 352-6062
(FAX): 801-399-7890
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE08
ZONE NAM: TEXAS
**********************************************************************
DRMO LEAVENWORTH ANNEX

800 WEST WAREHOUSE RD
FORT LEAVENWORTH KS 66027-2352
(TELDSN): 552-3170/3171/3172
(TELCOMM): 913-684-3170/3171/3172
(FAXDSN): 552-3723
(FAXCOMM): 913-684-3723
STORE MGR: ROSEMARY SJOBLOM
ZONE MGR: KEN KOOP
(TELDSN): 352-7042
(FAX): 801-399-7890
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE05
**********************************************************************
DRMO LEJEUNE
906 LOUIS RD
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CAMP LEJEUNE NC 28547-2514

(TELDSN): 484-3477
(TELCOMM): 910-451-3477
(FAXDSN): 3306
(FAXCOMM): 3306
STORE MGR: DAN HARSTON
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA05
ZONE NAM: CAROLINA
**********************************************************************
DRMO LEONARD WOOD

BLDG 2391 GAS ST
FORT LEONARD WOOD MO 65473-5820
(TELDSN): 581-0368/0399
(TELCOMM): 573-596-0390/0399/0368
(FAXDSN):
(FAXCOMM): 573-596-0413
STORE MGR: NORMA CHAPMAN
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA01
ZONE NAM: ILL-OZARK
**********************************************************************
DRMO LETTERKENNY
LETTERKENNY ARMY DEPOT
BLDG 2260
CHAMBERSBURG PA 17201-0229
(TELDSN): 570-5425
(TELCOMM): 717-267-5425
(FAXDSN): 570-5538
(FAXCOMM): 717-267-5538
STORE MGR: ROBERT P. STOLAKIS
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OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA04
**********************************************************************
DRMO LEWIS
MS41
BOX 339500
FT LEWIS WA 98433-9500
OR
DRMO LEWIS
BLDG 9670 LOGISTICS CENTER
FT LEWIS WA 98433-9500
(TELDSN):
(TELCOMM):
(FAXDSN): 357-2049
(FAXCOMM): 253-967-2049
SALESCOMM): (253) 967-4890
(REUTCOMM): (253)967-7856
(ENVIRCOMM): (253)967-5954
STORE MGR: STEVEN BOWYER
(TELDSN): 777-9270
(TELCOMM): 801-777-9270
(FAXDSN): 775-2695
(FAXCOMM): 801-775-2695
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE01
ZONE NAM: NORTHWEST
**********************************************************************
DRMO LITTLE ROCK

1575 N LACHMUND DR
LITTLE ROCK AFB AR 72099-5094
(TELDSN): 731-3363
(TELCOMM): 501-988-3363
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(FAXDSN): 731-6205
(FAXCOMM): 501-988-6205
STORE MGR: JERRY KIRSCH
(TELDSN): 829-1804
(TELCOMM): 903-344-1804
(FAXDSN): 829-1458
(FAXCOMM): 903-344-1458
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE07
**********************************************************************
DRMO LIVORNO, ITALY

UNIT 31301 BOX 59
APO AE 09613
OR
DRMO LIVORNO, ITALY
CASELLA POSTALE 64
57017 STAGNO (LIVORNO) ITALY
(TELDSN): 633-7618
(TELCOMM): 011-39-50-547618
(FAXDSN):
(FAXCOMM): 011-39-50-544701
STORE MGR: RON WISEMAN
(TELDSN): 632-7360
(TELCOMM): 011-39-5054-7044
ZONE NUM: EU01
ZONE NAM: MEDITTERRANEAN
**********************************************************************
DRMO LUKE
7011 N EL MIRAGE RD
GLENDALE AZ 85307-2503
PAGE 164 OF 255

(TELDSN): 896-7144
(TELCOMM): 602-856-7144
(FAXDSN): 896-7146
(FAXCOMM): 602-856-7146
STORE MGR: JOHN MINTON
ZONE MGR: JIM SHAW
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE05
ZONE NAM: SOUTHWEST
**********************************************************************
DRMO MARCH
14575 ARNOLD BLVD BLDG 7047
MARCH AFB CA 92518-3003
(TELDSN): 947-7101
(TELCOMM): 909-655-7101
(FAXDSN): 947-7131
(FAXCOMM): 909-655-7101
STORE MGR: GEORGE WITHEROW
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE03
**********************************************************************
DRMO MAYPORT ANNEX

MAYPORT NAVAL STATION
PO BOX 105
MAYPORT FL 32228-5000
OR
DRMO MAYPORT ANNEX
MAYPORT NAVAL STATION
BLDG 412
MAYPORT FL 32228-5000
(TELDSN): 960-6127/6128
(TELCOMM): 904-270-6127/6128
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(FAXDSN): 960-6663
(FAXCOMM): 904-270-6663
STORE MGR: HOWARD FOX
(TELDSN): 942-3411
(TELCOMM): 902-772-3411
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA08
**********************************************************************
DRMO MCALESTER
MCALESTER ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT
1 C TREE ROAD
McALESTER OK 74501-9002
OR
DRMO MCALESTER
US ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT
BLDG 645
MCALESTER OK 74501-9002
(TELDSN): 956-6248
(TELCOMM): 918-421-6248
(FAXDSN): 956-6069
(FAXCOMM): 918-421-6069
STORE MGR: DAVE JEWNINGS
(TELDSN): 956-6246
(TELCOMM): 918-421-6248
(FAXDSN): 956-6069
(FAXCOMM): 918-421-6069
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE07
**********************************************************************
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DRMO Meade
PO Box 388
FT Meade MD 20755-0388
OR
DRMO Meade
77 Rock Avenue
FT Meade MD 20755
(TELDSN) : 923-6366/6367/6368
(TELECOM): 301-677-6366/6367/6368
(FAXDSN) : 923-3567
(FAXCOMM): 301-677-3567
Store Mgr: Pamela "Sue" Arteche
Zone Mgr : Kevin Tourjie (ACTING)
(TELDSN): 430-6117
(TELCOM): 757-444-5144
OPS/REG : EAST
ZONE NUM : EA04
ZONE NAM : MID-ATLANTIC
**********************************************************************
DRMO MECHANICSBURG
NAVY SPCC MECHANICSBURG BLDG 206
5450 CARLISLE PIKE
PO BOX 2020
MECHANICSBURG PA 17055-0788
(TELDSN): 430-2267/3325 (REUT/SALES OFFICE)
(TELCOMM): 717-790-2267/3325
(TELDSN): 430-3592/2347 (ADMIN OFFICE)
(TELCOMM): 717-790-3592/2347
(FAXDSN): 430-3940
(FAXCOMM): 717-790-3940
STORE MGR: GEORGE ROELKE
(TELDSN): 444-3720
(TELCOMM): 215-737-3720
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA04
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DRMO MINOT
401 BOMBER BLVD
MINOT AFB ND 58705-5010
(TELDSN): 453-6119
(TELCOMM): 701-723-6119
(FAXDSN): 453-3269
(FAXCOMM): 701-723-3269
STORE MGR: DAVID REMINGTON
ZONE MGR: KEN KOOP
(TELDSN): 675-1018
(FAX): 605-385-1615
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE04
**********************************************************************
DRMO MISAWA
UNIT #5037
APO AP 96319-5037
(TELDSN): 315-226-3448
(TELCOMM): 011-81-176-52-3448
(FAXDSN): 315-226-2638
(FAXCOMM): 011-81-176-52-2907
STORE MGR: GEORGE E. DAY
(TELDSN): 315-637-2359/2363
(FAXCOMM): 011-81-98-874-5825
OPS/REG: DRMSI
ZONE NUM: ZONE 5
ZONE NAM: ASIA
**********************************************************************
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DRMO MOLESWORTH, UNITED KINGDOM

OFC/ATB
UNIT 5750
APO AE O9470
OR
DRMO MOLESWORTH, UNITED KINGDOM
RAF MOLESWORTH
HUNTINGTON
CAMBS PE 18 OQB UNITED KINGDOM
(TELDSN): 268-2103
(TELCOMM): 011-44-480-84-2629/2625
(FAXDSN): 268-2103
(FAXCOMM): 011-44-480-84-2103
STORE MGR: CLIFFORD KERR
OPS/REG: DRMSI
ZONE NUM: EU04
ZONE NAM: ATLANTIC
**********************************************************************
DRMO MONTGOMERY
560 NORTH DRIVE BLDG 900
MAXWELL AFB-GUNTER ANNEX AL 36114-3030
(TELDSN): 596-4194/4195/4196
(TELCOMM): 334-416-4194/4195/4196
(FAXDSN): 596-3700
(FAXCOMM): 334-416-3700
STORE MGR: MARCI LAPAN
ZONE MGR: JERRY DAY
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA06
ZONE NAM: ALA-MISS
**********************************************************************
DRMO MOUNTAIN HOME

PO BOX 4068
1220 DESERT HOME
PAGE 169 OF 255

MOUNTAIN HOME AFB ID 83648-4068

(TELDSN): 728-2306
(TELCOMM): 208-828-2306
(FAXDSN):
(FAXCOMM): 208-828-4176
STORE MGR: KEN FELTON
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE01
ZONE NAM: NORTHWEST
**********************************************************************
DRMO McCLELLAN AFB

4522 PARKER AVE BLDG 700A
McCLELLAN AFB CA 95652
(TELDSN): 633-3830 (Sales)
(TELCOMM): 916-643-3830
(TELDSN): 633-6075 (Reut)
(TELCOMM): 916-643-6075
(FAXDSN): 633-0416
(FAXCOMM): 916-643-0416
STORE MGR: CARL RICHARDSON
ZONE MGR: TOM WILLIGUS
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE02
ZONE NAM: NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
**********************************************************************
DRMO McCONNELL
53568 MULDANE ROAD
BLDG 139
MCCONNELL AFB KS 67221-4104
(TELDSN): 743-4094
(TELCOMM): 316-652-4094
(FAXDSN): 743-4101
(FAXCOMM): 316-652-4101
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STORE MGR: TOM CLINGAN (ACTING)

ZONE MGR: KEN KOOP
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE05
**********************************************************************
DRMO McGUIRE ANNEX

BLDG 3607
McGUIRE AFB NJ 08641-1711
(TELDSN): 440-2865/3957
(TELCOMM): 609-724-2865/3957
(FAXDSN):
(FAXCOMM): 609-724-3700 ONLY
STORE MGR: OTIS R. SHELLY
(TELDSN): 444-3720
(TELCOMM): 215-737-3720
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA03
**********************************************************************
DRMO NELLIS
5506 BLYTHEVILLE DR
NELLIS AFB NV 89191-6210
(TELDSN): 682-2004
(TELCOMM): 702-652-2004
(FAXDSN): 682-4239
(FAXCOMM): 702-652-4239
STORE MGR: BILLY LANKSTER
ZONE MGR: JIM SHAW
(TELDSN): 577-9446
(FAX): 619-437-9517
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE05
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DRMO NORFOLK
7829 SEVENTH ST
BLDG SDA 210
NORFOLK VA 23511-4599
(TELDSN): 564-9411/9436 or 565-5714
(TELCOMM): 757-444-9411/9436 or 757-445-5714
(FAXDSN): 564-4171/5414
(FAXCOMM): 757-444-4171
STORE MGR: JOE LAMBERT
ZONE MGR: KEVIN TOURJIE
(TELDSN): 564-5826
(TELCOMM): 757-444-5826
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA04
**********************************************************************
DRMO NORTH ISLAND

NAS NORTH ISLAND
PO BOX 357084
SAN DIEGO CA 92135-7084
OR
DRMO NORTH ISLAND
NAVAL AIR STATION NORTH ISLAND
BLDG 290
CORONADO CA 92135-7084
(TELDSN): 735-8056
(TELCOMM): 619-545-8056
(FAXDSN): 735-0741
(FAXCOMM): 619-545-0741
STORE MGR: THOMAS SMITH
(TELDSN): 577-9446
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(FAXCOMM): 619-437-9517
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE03
**********************************************************************
DRMO NUERNBERG, GERMANY

OFC/ANA
UNIT #27947
APO AE 09264
OR
DRMO NUERNBERG, GERMANY
SCHWABACHER STR 413
BLDG 946
90763 FUERTH GERMANY
(TELDSN): 460-7199
(TELCOMM): 011-49-911-7007039
(FAXDSN): 460-7685
(FAXCOMM): 011-49-911-7007685
(TELDSN): 338-7360
OPS/REG: DRMSI
ZONE NUM: BAVARIAN/HESSEN
ZONE NAM: DRMR-EDB
**********************************************************************
DRMO OFFUTT
405 BUTLER BLVD
OFFUTT AFB NE 68113-3200
(TELDSN): 271-3934
(TELCOMM): 402-294-3934
(FAXDSN): 2698
(FAXCOMM): 2698
STORE MGR: JOHN HOWERY
ZONE MGR: KEN KOOP
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(TELDSN): 675-1018
(FAXCOMM): 605-385-1615
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE05
**********************************************************************
DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY

DRMS INTERNATIONAL - ASIA ZONE
UNIT 35047
FPO AP 96373-5047
**********************************************************************
DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY

DRMO OKINAWA
UNIT 35048
FPO AP 96373-5048
OR
DRMO OKINAWA
BLDG 302
CAMP KINSER
OKINAWA JAPAN
(TELDSN): 315-637-1125/4122
(TELCOMM): 011-81-098-879-0042
(FAXDSN): 315-637-5012
(FAXCOMM): 011-81-98-879-3496
STORE MGR: JAMES T. KOTTKE
(TELDSN): 315-637-2359/2363
(TELCOMM): 011-81-98-874-5825
OPS/REG: DRMSI
ZONE NUM: ZONE 5
ZONE NAM: ASIA
**********************************************************************
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DRMO OKLAHOMA CITY

6150 AIR DEPOT BLVD SUITE 15
TINKER AFB OK 73145-8728
(TELDSN): 339-7885/7882
(TELCOMM): 405-739-7885/7882
(FAXDSN): 339-7072
(FAXCOMM): 405-739-7072
SALES:
(TELCOM): 405-739-2272
(TELDSN): 339-2272
(FAXCOM): 405-739-3350
(FAXDSN): 339-7072
RTD:
(TELCOM): 405-739-2232
(TELDSN): 339-2232
(FAXCOM): 405-739-2528
(FAXDSN): 339-2528
ENVIR:
(TELCOM): 405-739-7033
(TELDSN): 339-7033
(FAXCOM): 405-739-7415
(FAXDSN): 339-7415
PROPMGT:
(TELCOM): 405-739-2343
(TELDSN): 339-2343
RCP:
(TELCOM): 405-739-4199
(TELDSN): 339-4199
STORE MGR: JUDY TANTLINGER (ACTING)
(TELDSN): 829-3047
(TELCOMM): 903-334-3047
(FAXDSN): 829-2664
(FAXCOMM): 903-334-2664
ZONE MGR ADR: ATTN: ZONE MANGER
RED RIVER ARMY DEPOT
BLDG 477
TEXARKANA, TX 75507-9000
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OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE07
**********************************************************************
DRMO ORLANDO
BLDG 1063 AREA C
NAVAL TRAINING CENTER
ORLANDO FL 32813-5020
(TELDSN): 791-4447/4513
(TELCOMM): 407-646-4447/4513
(FAXDSN): 5394
(FAXCOMM): 5394
STORE MGR: MACK McGHEE
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA08
**********************************************************************
DRMO PANAMA
UNIT 0940
APO AA 34002
OR
DRMO PANAMA
BLDG 745 OLIN AVE
COROZAL PANAMA
(TELDSN): 695-1110 (DGSC OPERATOR) 285-4754/4911
(TELCOMM): (011-507)85-4754/4911
(FAXDSN): 4808 (CALL BEFORE YOU FAX)
(FAXCOMM): 011-507-285-4808
STORE MGR: NELSON GROOME
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA08
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DRMO PATRICK
BLDG 1391 MARINA RD
PATRICK AFB FL 32925-7469
(TELDSN): 854-6507/7912
(TELCOMM): 407-494-6507/7912
(FAXDSN): 6434
(FAXCOMM): 6434
STORE MGR: WILLARD K. RANDOLPH
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: MID-ATLANTIC
**********************************************************************
DRMO PATUXENT RIVER

NAVAL AIR STATION
BLDG 604
PATUXENT RIVER MD 20670
(TELDSN): 342-3316
(TELCOMM): 301-342-3316
(FAXDSN): 3118
(FAXCOMM): 3118
STORE MGR: DENNIS L. STEVENS
ZONE MGR: KEVIN TOURJIE (ACTING
(TELDSN): 430-6117
(TELCOMM): 757-444-5144
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA04
***********************************************************************
DRMO PENDLETON
P O BOX 1608
PAGE 177 OF 255

OCEANSIDE CA 92051-1608
OR
DRMO PENDLETON
BLDG 2241
OCEANSIDE CA 92051-1608
(TELDSN): 365-3605/3616
(TELCOMM): 619-725-3605/3616
(FAXDSN): 3309
(FAXCOMM): 3309
STORE MGR: VERN WRIGHT
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE03
**********************************************************************
DRMO PENSACOLA
260 WAREHOUSE RD SUITE A
PENSACOLA FL 32508-5007
(TELDSN): 922-2351
(TELCOMM): 850-452-2351/2451/3068
(FAXDSN): 922-5618/2821
(FAXCOMM): 850-452-2821/5618
STORE MGR: JEROME C. LANGFORD
ZONE MGR: JERRY DAY
(TELCOMM): 850-452-9804
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA06
ZONE NAM: ALA-MISS
**********************************************************************
DRMO PHILADELPHIA
BLDG 26-C
2800 SOUTH 20TH ST
PHILADELPHIA PA 19101-8419
(TELDSN): 444-3720/3721
PAGE 178 OF 255

(TELCOMM): 215-737-3720/3721
(FAXDSN): 444-7017
(FAXCOMM): 215-737-7017
STORE MGR: ROSE ESTRADA
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA03
**********************************************************************
DRMO PICATINNY
PICATINNY ARSENAL
BLDG 314
PICTINNY NJ 07806-5000
(TELDSN): 880-4219/4719
(TELCOMM): 201-724-4219/4747
(FAXDSN): 880-6349
(FAXCOMM): 201-724-6349
STORE MGR: MARILYN STERLING
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA03
**********************************************************************
DRMO POLK
PO DRAWER 3901
FORT POLK LA 71459-0901
OR
DRMO POLK
BLDG 4050
CORNER OF TEXAS AND MAGAZINE
FORT POLK LA 71459-0901
(TELDSN): 863-2401
(TELCOMM): 318-531-2401
(FAXDSN):
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(FAXCOMM): 318-531-1711 (ONLY)

STORE MGR: PAUL KARISNY
ZONE MGR: PHIL SOLOMAN
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE07
**********************************************************************
DRMO PORT HUENEME

779 STETHEM RD BLDG 513
PORT HUENEME CA 93043-4314
(TELDSN): 551-5636
(TELCOMM): 805-982-5636
(FAXDSN): 4312
(FAXCOMM): 4312
STORE MGR: CAROL KAGE
ZONE MGR: TOM WILGUS
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE02
**********************************************************************
DRMO PORTSMOUTH
PORTSMOUTH NAVAL SHIPYARD
PO BOX 2028
PORTSMOUTH NH 03801-2028
OR
DRMO PORTSMOUTH
PORTSMOUTH NAVAL SHIPYARD
BLDG 136
PORTSMOUTH NH 09304
(TELDSN): 684-5154/5155/4511
(TELCOMM): 207-438-5154/5155/4511
(FAXDSN): 4515
(FAXCOMM): 4515
STORE MGR: LINDA HORNE
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OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA03
**********************************************************************
DRMO PUSAN
UNIT #15180
APO AP 96259-0269
(TELDSN): 763-3413/3801
(TELCOMM): 011-82-51-801-3801
(FAXDSN): 763-3452
(FAXCOMM): 011-82-518-91-4095
STORE MGR: JERRY WILLIAMS
OPS/REG: DRMSI
ZONE NUM: ZONE 5
ZONE NAM: ASIA
**********************************************************************
DRMO QUANTICO ANNEX

PO BOX 245
QUANTICO VA 22134-5001
(TELDSN): 278-5397
(TELCOMM): 703-784-5397/5398
(FAXDSN): 278-5554
(FAXCOMM): 703-784-5554
STORE MGR: ANTHONY WEBB
(TELDSN): 430-6117
(TELCOMM): 757-444-5144
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA04
**********************************************************************
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DRMO RICHMOND
WAREHOUSE 3
8000 JEFFERSON DAVIS HIGHWAY
RICHMOND VA 23297-5085
SALES:
(TELDSN): 695-4325/3477
(TELCOMM): 804-279-4325/3477
(FAXDSN): 695-5588
(FAXCOMM): 804-279-5588
STORE MGR: C.J. COPELAND
(TELDSN): 430-6117
(TELCOMM): 757-444-5144
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA04
**********************************************************************
DRMO RILEY
P O BOX 2490
FORT RILEY KS 66442-2490
OR
DRMO RILEY
BLDG 1950
FORT RILEY KS 66552-2490
(TELDSN): 856-0540
(TELDSN): 856-0535 (SALES)
(TELCOMM): 913-239-0531
(TELCOMM): 785-239-0535 (SALES)
(FAXDSN): 856-8138
(FAXCOMM): 785-239-8138
STORE MGR: MICKIE DAVIES
ZONE MGR: KEN KOOP
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE04
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**********************************************************************
DRMO ROCK ISLAND

ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL
BLDG 154
ROCK ISLAND IL 61299-7030
(TELDSN): 793-1617/1618/1619
(TELCOMM): 309-782-1617/1618/1619
(FAXDSN): 0701
(FAXCOMM): 0701
STORE MGR: REBECCA S. LEAF
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA01
ZONE NAM: ILL-OZARK
**********************************************************************
DRMO ROMULUS ANNEX

SENECA ARMY DEPOT
ROMULUS NY 14541
(TELDSN): 489-5236
(TELCOMM): 607-869-1236
(FAXDSN): 5533
(FAXCOMM): 553
STORE CHIEF: DONETTA SHOLETTE
STORE MGR: VACANT
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA03
**********************************************************************
DRMO ROOSEVELT ROADS

PSC-1008 BOX 3988
FPO AA 34051-3988
OR
PAGE 183 OF 255

DRMO ROOSEVELT ROADS

US NAVAL STATION ROOSEVELT RD
BLDG 1973
SORRESDAL DR
CEIBA PR 00735
(TELDSN): 831-4903/3080/4903/5518
(TELCOMM): 809-865-4903/3080/5518
(FAXDSN): 831-3406
(FAXCOMM): 787-865-3406
STORE MGR: VACANT
(TELDSN): 942-3411
(TELCOMM): 904-772-3411
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA08
**********************************************************************
DRMO ROTA, SPAIN

PSC 819 BOX 44
FPO AE 09645-4600
OR
DRMO ROTA, SPAIN
BOX 44 APARTADO DE CORREOS 33
11530 ROTA (CADIZ) SPAIN
(TELDSN): 727-1357/1360
(TELCOMM): 011-003456-82-1357
(FAXDSN): 727-1375
(FAXCOMM): 011-003456-82-1375
STORE MGR: MIRIAM ALONSO (ACTING)
ZONE MGR: ROBERT BENSON
(TEL): SAME AS ABOVE
OPS/REG: EUROPE
ZONE NUM: EU04
ZONE NAM: ATLANTIC
**********************************************************************
PAGE 184 OF 255

DRMO RUCKER
BLDG 1215 NIGHTHAWK ST
FT RUCKER AL 36362-5287
(TELDSN): 558-9111/2225
(TELCOMM): 334-255-9111/2225
(FAXDSN): 558-3451
(FAXCOMM): 334-255-3451
STORE MGR: BOBBY JORDAN
ZONE MGR: JERRY DAY
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA06
ZONE NAM: ALA-MISS
**********************************************************************
DRMO SAGAMI
UNIT #45008
APO AP 96343-5008
(TELDSN): 268-4447
(TELCOMM): 011-81-427-59-4148
(FAXDSN): 268-4266
(FAXCOMM): 011-81-427-51-3835
STORE MGR: RANDOLPH L. CORREA
OPS/REG: DRMSI
ZONE NUM: ZONE 5
ZONE NAM: ASIA
**********************************************************************
DRMO SAN ANTONIO

500 TAYMAN ST BLDG 3050 E KELLY
KELLY AFB TX 78241-6126
(TELDSN): 945-6167
(TELCOMM): 210-925-6167
(FAXDSN): 1106
(FAXCOMM): 1106
STORE MGR: JOEL DAVIS
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OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE08
ZONE NAM: TEXAS
**********************************************************************
DRMO SAN DIEGO

PO BOX 337
IMPERIAL BEACH CA 91933-0337
OR
DRMO SAN DIEGO
BUILDING 193, REAM FIELD
OLF, IMPERIAL BEACH, CA 91932
(TELDSN): 577-9446
(TELCOMM): 619-437-9446
(FAXDSN): 577-9435
(FAXCOMM): 619-437-9435
STORE MGR: SALLY WIGMORE
(TELDSN): 577-9446
(TELCOMM): 619-437-9517
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE03
**********************************************************************
DRMO SAVANNA ANNEX (UNMANNED - RECEIVING SITE UNTIL

00/09)
SAVANNA ARMY DEPOT
SAVANNA IL 61074-9636
OR
DRMO SAVANNA ANNEX
BLDG 423
SAVANNA ARMY DEPOT ACTIVITY
SAVANNA ILL 61074-9636
(TELDSN): 585-8330
PAGE 186 OF 255

(TELCOMM): 815-273-8330
(FAXDSN): 585-8331
(FAXCOMM): 815-273-8331
STORE MGR: REBECCA LEAF
ZONE MGR: JESSE RODGERS
(TELDSN): 793-0273
(TELCOMM): 309-782-0273
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA01
ZONE NAM: ILL-OZARK
**********************************************************************
DRMO SCHWEINFURT
CMR #464WEINFURT, GERMANY
APO AE 09226
OR
DRMO SCHWEINFURT
CONN BARRACKS BLDEG 94
97464 SCHWEINFURT GERMANY
(TELDSN): 354-7456
(TELCOMM): 011-49-9721-88960
(FAXDSN):
(FAXCOMM): 011-49-9721-88960
STORE MGR: TONY OLMO
ZONE MGR: MR. BOB BENSON
(TELDSN): 338-7304
(TELCOMM): 011-49-911-713935
OPS/REG: DRMSI
ZONE NUM: EU02
**********************************************************************
DRMO SCOTT
414 MISSOURI ST
SCOTT AFB IL 62226-5122
(TELDSN): 576-1649
PAGE 187 OF 255

(TELCOMM): 618-256-1649
(FAXDSN): 576-8972
(FAXCOMM): 618-256-8972
STORE MGR: WALTER LAYNE
(TELDSN): 793-0273
(TELCOMM): 309-782-0273
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA01
ZONE NAM: ILL-OZARK
**********************************************************************
DRMO SECKENHEIM, GERMANY

1ST PERSCOM
UNIT 29058
APO AE 09081
OR
DRMO SECKENHEIM, GERMANY
STEINZEUGSTR BLDG 1040
FRIEDRICHSFELD GERMANY
68229 MANNHEIM, GERMANY
(TELDSN): 375-7250/6768
(TELCOMM): 011-49-621-487-7250
(FAXDSN):
(FAXCOMM): 011-49-621-473-231
STORE MGR: HERSHEL CRITTENDON
(TELDSN): 483-8692
(FAXCOMM): 011-49-0631-40307
ZONE NUM: ZONE 3
ZONE NAM: RHEINLAND
**********************************************************************
DRMO SELFRIDGE
BLDG 590
PAGE 188 OF 255

SELFRIDGE ANGB MI 48045-5003

(TELDSN): 273-4233
(TELCOMM): 810-307-4233
(FAXDSN): 273-4304
(FAXCOMM): 810-307-4304
STORE MGR: JEANNIE BOLDEN
ZONE MGR: RAYMOND BECKER
(TELDSN): 482-3173
(TELCOMM): 812-854-3173
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA02
ZONE NAM: MIDWEST
**********************************************************************
DRMO SHAW
250 AIKEN ST BLDG 26
SHAW AFB SC 29152-0890
(TELDSN): 965-3556
(TELCOMM): 803-668-3556
(FAXDSN): 965-2908
(FAXCOMM): 803-668-2908
STORE MGR: MARGE FREEMAN
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA05
ZONE NAM: CAROLINA
**********************************************************************
DRMO SHEPPARD
1302 MOTORPOOL
BLDG 2136, DR STOP 37
SHEPPARD AFB TX 76311-3225
(TELDSN): 736-4934
(TELCOMM): 817-676-4934
(FAXDSN): 736-4932
(FAXCOMM): 817-676-4932
PAGE 189 OF 255

STORE MGR: ELLEN JOHNSON

OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE08
ZONE NAM: TEXAS
**********************************************************************
DRMO SIERRA ANNEX

SIERRA ARMY DEPOT
HERLONG CA 96113-5905
(TELDSN): 855-4546
(TELCOMM): 916-827-4546
(FAXDSN): 4752
(FAXCOMM): 4752
STORE MGR: GEORGE SNOO
ZONE MGR: TOM WILIGUS
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE02
**********************************************************************
DRMO SIGONELLA, ITALY

OFC/ALAG
PCS 3080
FPO AE 09627-3080
(TELDSN): 624-5583
(TELCOMM): 011-39-95-865583
(FAXDSN):
(FAXCOMM): 011-49-95-902026
STORE MGR: TSGT SUZETTA ROBINSON USAF
(TELDSN): 632-7360
(TELCOMM):
OPS/REG: DRMSI
ZONE NUM: EU01
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**********************************************************************
DRMO SILL
BLDG 3323 NAYLOR ROAD
FORT SILL OK 73503-6900
(TELDSN): 639-4703/2918
(TELCOMM): 405-442-4703/2918
(FAXDSN): 639-7410
(FAXCOMM): ONLY: 405-248-7410
STORE MGR: JOANNE VEIT
(TELDSN): 829-1804
(TELCOMM): 903-334-1804
(FAXDSN): 829-1458
(FAXCOMM): 903-334-1458
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE06
**********************************************************************
DRMO SPARTA
BLDG 2184 FT McCOY
SPARTA WI 54656
(TELDSN): 280-3718/3719
(TELCOMM): 608-388-3718/3719
(FAXDSN): 280-2946
(FAXCOMM): 608-388-2946
STORE MGR: LINDA RAMSEY
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA01
ZONE NAM: ILL-OZARK
**********************************************************************
DRMO ST JULIENS CREEK
PAGE 191 OF 255

BLDG 1400
PORTSMOUTH VA 23709
OR
DRMO ST JULIENS CREEK
BLDG 400
MAGAZINE ST
PORTMOUTH VA 23709
(TELDSN): 961-0136
(TELCOMM): 804-396-0136
(FAXDSN): 0449
(FAXCOMM): 0449
STORE MGR: JUDITH A. BARRINGTON
(TELDSN): 430-430-6117
(TELCOMM): 757-444-5144
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA04
**********************************************************************
DRMO STEWART
BLDG 1152
FT STEWART GA 31313-5000
(TELDSN): 870-8893/8863/8899
(TELCOMM): 912-767-8893/8863/8899
(FAXDSN): 870-1121
(FAXCOMM): 912-767-1121
STORE MGR: RICHARD CRANDELL
(TELDSN): 835-6026/7214
(TELCOMM): 706-545-6026/7214
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA07
ZONE NAM: GEORGIA
**********************************************************************
PAGE 192 OF 255

DRMO STOCKTON
BLDG 1002
ROUGH & READY ISLAND
STOCKTON CA 95203-4901
(TELDSN): 466-7268 (SALES)
(TELCOMM): 209-944-0268
(FAXDSN): 466-7260
(FAXCOMM): 209-944-0205
(TELDSN): 466-7285 (REUT)
(TELCOMM): 209-944-0285
(FAXDSN): 466-7440
(FAXCOMM): 209-944-0440
STORE MGR: ARTHUR CROPPER
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE02
(TELDSN): 633-5187
(TELCOMM): 209-944-5187
(FAXDSN): 633-4415
(FAXCOMM): 916-643-4415
**********************************************************************
DRMO TAMPA
5110 N BOUNDARY BLVD
MAC DILL AFB FL 33621-5002
(TELDSN): 968-2871
(TELCOMM): 813-828-2871
(FAXDSN): 968-4689
(FAXCOMM): 813-828-4689
STORE MGR: GEORGE F. MORGAN
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA08
**********************************************************************
PAGE 193 OF 255

DRMO TEXARKANA
PO BOX 1330
HOOKS TX 75561-1330
OR
DRMO TEXARKANA
BLDG 473
RED RIVER ARMY DEPOT
TEXARKANA, TX 75507
(TELDSN): 829-4297
(TELCOMM): 903-334-4297
(FAXDSN): 829-4232
(FAXCOMM): 903-334-4232
STORE CH: MARY MCKENZIE
SALES:
(COMTEL): 903-334-3170
(DSNTEL): 829-3170
RTD:
(COMTEL): 903-334-3178
(DSNTEL): 829-3178
SALES&RTD:
(COMFAX): 903-334-2726
(DSNFAX): 829-2726
ENVIR:
(COMTEL): 903-334-3655
(DSNTEL): 829-3655
(COMFAX): 903-334-4896
(DSNFAX): 829-4896
PROPMGNTBR:
(COMTEL): 903-334-2886
(DSNTEL): 829-2886
(COMTEL): 903-334-3047
(DSNTEL): 829-3047
(COMFAX): 903-334-2664
(DSNFAX): 829-2664
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE07
PAGE 194 OF 255

**********************************************************************
DRMO THAILAND ANNEX

JUSMAG-THAILAND
APO AP 96546-3766
(TELDSN):
(TELCOMM): 011-66-2-287-1036 EXT. 377 OR 265
(FAXDSN): NA
(FAXCOMM): 011-66-2-287-3922
STORE MGR: DENNIS J. KEEFFE
OPS/REG: DRMSI
ZONE NUM: ZONE 5
ZONE NAM: ASIA
**********************************************************************
DRMO TOBYHANNA
PO BOX 366
TOBYHANNA PA 18466-0366
OR
DRMO TOBYHANNA
BLDG 16
1ST AND SQUIRE
TOBYHANNA PA 18466-0366
(TELDSN): 795-7455/7453
(TELCOMM): 717-895-7455/7453
(FAXDSN): 795-7454
(FAXCOMM): 717-895-7454
STORE MGR: RICHARD T. HAASE
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA03
**********************************************************************
PAGE 195 OF 255

DRMO TRAVIS
291 HICKMAN
BLDG 724
TRAVIS AFB CA 94535-1924
(TELDSN): 837-4443
(TELCOMM): 707-424-4443
(FAXDSN): 837-4447
(FAXCOMM): 707-424-4447
STORE MGR: ROGER WARING
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE02
**********************************************************************
DRMO TUCSON
7030 E IRVINGTON RD
DAVIS-MONTHAN AIR FORCE BASE
TUCSON AZ 85707-4373
(TELDSN): 228-8816
(TELCOMM): 520-228-8817 (ADMIN)
(FAXDSN): 228-8101
(FAXCOMM): 520-228-8101
(FAXDSN): 228-8112 (SALES)
(FAXCOMM): 520-228-8112 (SALES)
STORE CHIEF: PINNI BELLEAU
STORE MGR:
ZONE MGR: JIM SHAW
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE05
ZONE NAM: SOUTHWEST
**********************************************************************
DRMO TWENTYNINE PALMS ANNEX

MCAGCC
BOX 788113
PAGE 196 OF 255

TWENTYNINE PALMS CA 92278-8113

OR
DRMO TWENTYNINE PALMS ANNEX
MCAGCC
BLDG 2085
RIFLE RANGE RD
(TELDSN): 957-6643
(TELCOMM): 619-830-6643
(FAXDSN): 6776
(FAXCOMM): 6776
STORE MGR: TERRY CUSACK
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE03
**********************************************************************
DRMO TYNDALL ANNEX (UNMANNED - RECEIVING SITE ONLY)

TYNDALL AFB FL 32403-5000
(TELDSN): 523-2165
(TELCOMM): 904-283-2165
(FAXDSN): NO FAX
(FAXCOMM): NO FAX
STORE MGR: BUTCH BONNER
(TELDSN): 872-2822
(TELCOMM): 904-882-2822
ZONE MGR:
(TELCOMM): 904-452-9804
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA06
ZONE NAM: ALA-MISS
**********************************************************************
DRMO VANDENBERG
BLDG 1205 UTAH ST
VANDENBERG AFB CA 93437-6100
PAGE 197 OF 255

(TELDSN): 276-9851
(TELCOMM): 805-734-8232 EXT 69851
(FAXDSN): 276-6362
(FAXCOMM): 805-734-8232 EXT 66362
STORE CHIEF: FARID ADEL
STORE MGR:
ZONE MGR: TOM WILLIGUS
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE02
**********************************************************************
DRMO WARNER ROBINS

1200 MACON ST
ROBINS AFB GA 31098-2502
(TELDSN): 468-3437/2386
(TELCOMM): 912-926-3437/2386
(FAXDSN): 468-1983
(FAXCOMM): 912-926-1983
(FAX POLLING CoMM): 912-926-1632
ZONE BUDGET OFFICER: 912-926-6122
(DSN): 468-6122
(TELDSN SALES): 468-2164
(TELCOMM SALES): 912-926-2164
STORE MGR: SARAH MAYER
(TELDSN): 835-6026
(TELCOMM): 706-545-6026/7214
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA07
ZONE NAM: GEORGIA
**********************************************************************
DRMO WESTOVER ANNEX

BLDG 3400 SITE W
WESTOVER AFB MA 01022-5000
PAGE 198 OF 255

(TELDSN): 589-3939
(TELCOMM): 413-557-3939
(FAXDSN): 3904
(FAXCOMM): 3904
STORE MGR: QUINCY FERGUSON
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA03
**********************************************************************
DRMO WHIDBEY ISLAND

NAS WHIDBEY ISLAND
905 WEST FORESTAL ST
OAK HARBOR WA 98278-4100
(TELDSN): 820-2501
(TELCOMM): 360-257-2501
(FAXDSN): 1193
(FAXCOMM): 1193
STORE MGR: VIVIAN JACQMIN
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE01
ZONE NAM: NORTHWEST
**********************************************************************
DRMO WHITEMAN
PO BOX 6010
WHITEMAN AFB MO 65305-6010
OR
DRMO WHITEMAN
640 2ND ST
WHITEMAN AFB MO 65305-6010
(TELDSN): 975-3308/5595
(TELCOMM): 660-687-5595
(FAXDSN): 975-5598
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(FAXCOMM): 660-687-5598
Chief:
(TELDSN): 975-5596
(TELCOMM): 660-687-5596
ADMIN:
(TELDSN): 975-3308/5597
(TELCOMM): 660-687-3308/5597
SALES/REUT:
(TELDSN): 975-5603
(TELCOMM): 660-687-5675
WAREHOUSE:
(TELDSN): 975-5674/5676
(TELCOMM): 660-687-5674/5676
FAX MACHINE:
POLLABLE
(TELDSN): 975-5598
(TELCOMM): 660-687-5598
(TELDSN): 793-0273
(TELCOMM): 309-782-0273
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA01
ZONE NAM: ILL-OZARK
**********************************************************************
DRMO WILLIAMSBURG
CHEATHAM ANNEX BLDG 16
FLEET & INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CENTER
WILLIAMSBURG, VA 23187-8792
OR
DRMO WILLIAMSBURG
FISC CHEATHAM ANNEX
108 SANDA AVE BLDG 16
WILLIAMSBURG VA 23187-8792
(TELDSN): 953-7264/7620/7164
(TELCOMM): 757-887-7264/7620/7164
(FAXDSN): 953-7289
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(FAXCOMM): 757-887-7289
STORE MGR: VIRGINIA E. CLARKE
(TELDSN): 430-6117
(TELCOMM): 757-444-5144
OPS/REG: EAST
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA04
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DRMO WRIGHT-PATTERSON
5490 PEARSON RD
WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB OH 45433-5332
(TELDSN): 787-4203/7823
(TELCOMM): 513-257-4203/7823
(FAXDSN): 787-7974
(FAXCOMM): 513-257-7974
STORE MGR: ERNEST C. MULLINS
OPS/REG: EAST
ZONE NUM: EA02
ZONE NAM: MIDWEST
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DRMO YUMA ANNEX

BOX 99135
YUMA AZ 85369-9135
OR
DRMO YUMA ANNEX
BLDG 321
MARONTATE AND SMITH
YUMA AZ 85369-9135
(TELDSN): 951-2177
(TELCOMM): 520-341-2177/6066
(FAXDSN): 951-2020
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(FAXCOMM): 520-341-2020
STORE MGR: MIKE BIEVER
ZONE MGR: JIM SHAW
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE05
ZONE NAM: SOUTHWEST
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PACIFIC LIAISON/OPERATIONS WEST

BOX 64110
BLDG 12 213
CAMP H M SMITH HAWAII 96861-4110
(TELDSN):
(TELCOMM): 808-477-1206
(FAXDSN):
(FAXCOMM): 808-477-1248
STORE MGR:
OPS/REG: WEST
ZONE NUM: WE10
ZONE NAM:
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IRS SALES HOTLINES
Alaska
Pacific Northwest District - (907) 566-0616
California
Los Angeles District - (213) 894-5777
Northern California District - (415) 522-6029
Florida
Jacksonville - (904) 279-1656
Tampa - (813) 875-5918
Orlando - (407) 660-5868
Georgia
Georgia Seizure & Sale Hotline (404)730-3100
Hawaii
Indiana
Northern: (219)736-4308
Central: (317)226-5946
Southern: (812)471-6605
Iowa
Midwest District - (515) 284-4628
Kentucky-Tennessee
1 (800) 829-4933 Ext. 82967
Michigan
(313) 226-7041
Nebraska
Midwest District - (515) 284-4628
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New York
Albany/Hudson Valley: (518)446-6001
Buffalo/Western/Central: (716)629-8516
North Carolina
(910) 378-2073
Oklahoma
Central - Western Oklahoma (405) 297-4449
Oregon
Pacific Northwest District (503) 326-7840
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania District (412)355-2534
Texas
East Texas (Houston) - (713) 209-4419
North Texas (Dallas) - (214) 503-2176
Washington
Wisconsin
Midwest District - (515)284-4628
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AUCTION INFORMATION
The sale of Seized Property and General Order merchandise is conducted

for the U.S. Customs Service by EG&G Dynatrend throughout the continental
United States, Alaska, and Puerto Rico. Other agencies participating in this
program include Internal Revenue Service's Criminal Investigation Division, U.S.
Secret Service, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms.
Examples of property being offered at public auction include, but are not
limited to, Cars, Boats, Airplanes, Real Estate, Commercial Real Estate
Opportunities, carpets, electronics, industrial goods, jewelry, and wearing
apparel. Commercial Opportunities are available for entreprenuers through the
sale of operating businesses, commercial/wholesale quantity lots, and Export
Only merchandise. Sales are conducted in the form of public auctions, with
occasional open bids and negotiated sales. Regularly scheduled auctions are
held approximately every nine weeks at sales centers in the following cities:
Edison, New Jersey, Miami/Ft. Lauderdale Florida, El Paso, Los Angeles,
California, and Nogales, Arizona; and vehicle auctions every four weeks in Otay
Mesa, California. As merchandise becomes available, auctions in San Juan,
Puerto Rico are held. Sales may be held at other times and locations throughout
the United States as the availability of merchandise warrants. Please refer to our
Events Schedule for complete details.
Subscribers to our Subscription Program receive sales flyers two to three
weeks prior to sale dates. Sales flyers contain information on registration,
viewing and inspection, methods of payment, and other sales information. For
more information about the subscription service call the Public Auction Line (703)
273-7373.
All auctions are open to the public. A photo ID is required to register for the
auction. Registration is FREE. Catalogs are available at preview locations and
the sales location. Merchandise should be previewed before bidding on it, see
our sales flyers or listen to the recordings on the PAL Line for preview dates and
times. Forms of payment at the Los Angeles, California; Edison, New Jersey;
and Miami/Ft. Lauderdale, Florida; sale centers are cash, cashier's check, or
credit card (Visa or Mastercard). For information on payment forms for other sale
locations please refer to the Terms of Sale in the flyer or catalog. For more
information and advice on how to participate in these auctions see Buyer Tips.
Employees of Department of the Treasury, EG&G Dynatrend or its
subcontrators, and members of their immediate families are prohibited from
bidding on any merchandise.
U.S. Customs Service - EG&G Dynatrend

The Department of the Treasury through the United States Customs
Service has designated EG&G Dynatrend as the prime contractor responsible for
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the storage, maintenace, transportation, and sale of seized and abandoned

property. EG&G Dynatrend personnel respond to Treasury agency needs in
various locations across the country, working daily with law enforcement officers
and agents at local levels. The other agencies served by EG&G Dynatrend are
the IRS Criminal Investigation Divsion, the U.S. Secret Service, and the Bureau
of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms. All proceeds from the sale of merchandise
are deposited to the U.S. Treasury. The auction program is funded through the
U.S. Treasury Asset Forfeiture Fund, which was created by a 1992 act of
Congress to hold deposits of seized currency and revenues from the sale and
remission of forefeited property.
EG&G Dynatrend, a divsion of EG&G Inc., has been providing management
and technical services to the Government since 1971 and to the Customs
Service since 1990. The Burlington, Massachuetts based company has expertise
in property management, physical and information security, transportation
services, and the defense and information sciences.
Vehicles
Vehicles are usually offered for sale at the Miami/Ft. Lauderdale, Florida,
Edison, New Jersey, and Los Angeles, California auction sales centers. Vehicle
auctions also take place in other states as their availability warrants it.
When there are vehicles to be offered, they will appear here listed by the
City and State of the Auction location.
For more information on vehicles and other Auctions, call (703)273-7373 or
Fax (703)934-4099
Boats
Boats are usually available at the Miami/Ft. Lauderdale, Florida auction
center. Auctions are conducted in Miami/Ft. Lauderdale approximately every nine
weeks. Boats are also offered in other areas as they become available.
When available a list of boats offered for Auction will appear here. Auctions
are listed by the City and State where the auction will be conducted.
For more information call (703)273-7373 or Fax (703)934-4099
Aircraft
Aircraft are usually offered for sale at the Miami/Ft. Lauderdale, Florida and
Los Angeles, California auction sales centers. Aircraft auctions also take place in
other states as their availability warrants it.
When there are aircraft to be offered, they will appear here listed by the City
and State of the Auction location.
For more information on aircraft and other Auctions, call (703)273-7373 or
Fax (703)934-4099
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Seized Real Estate Auctions

Please call the Public Auction Line at (703) 273-7373 for more information
on the above listings or FAX your request to (703) 934-4099. To obtain a flyer or
brochure on any of these properties, please e-mail us your name and mailing
address.
Auctions are open to the public. You do not need a real estate broker to bid.
A clear, insured title will be conveyed to the buyer. Back taxes, liens and
title insurance will be paid for by the Government.
ATTENTION BROKERS: Customs usually offers a 2% broker commission
if your client is the winning bidder. Pre-registration is required.
For a listing of commercial real estate auctions, see the COMMERCIAL
REAL ESTATE SALES page (below).
Commercial Real Estate Opportunities

The following commercial real properties are scheduled for auction in the
following areas:
Please call the Public Auction Line at (703) 273-7373 for more information
on the above listings or FAX your request to (703) 934-4099.
Auctions are open to the public. You do not need a real estate broker to bid.
A clear, insured title will be conveyed to the buyer. Back taxes, liens and
title insurance will be paid for by the Government.
ATTENTION BROKERS: Customs usually offers a 2% broker commission
if your client is the winning bidder. Pre-registration is required
For a listing of residential auctions, see the REAL ESTATE SALES page
(above).
Subscription Information
The U.S. Customs Service Support Division offers a subscription program
for those people interested in receiving sales flyers. The subscription covers one
year and the fee is nonrefundable. The sales flyers include information on sale
locations, dates, viewing and registration times, and a list of the property and
merchandise for sale. Subscriptions are available in three options:
Option 1--Nationwide: $50 per year for U.S. delivery, $60 per year for
foreign delivery. Option 1 provides information on sales throughout the
continental U.S., Alaska, and Puerto Rico.
Option 2--East Region: $25 per year for U.S. delivery, $35 for foreign
delivery. Option 2 provides information on sales being held in states east of the
Mississippi River and in Puerto Rico.
Option 3--West Region: $25 per year for U.S. delivery, $35 for foreign
delivery. Option 3 provides information on sales held in states west of the
Mississippi River.
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All sales flyers are mailed to subscribers approximately two to three weeks
prior to the sale date.
To become a subscriber, simply complete the attached application and mail
it along with your payment to:
EG&G Dynatrend
Attention: CUS NET
3702 Pender Drive
Suite 400
Fairfax, VA 22030
You may pay for your subscription with a personal check, cashier's check,
Visa or Mastercard, or money order. U.S. funds only will be accepted.
Please allow 6 to 8 weeks from the time you mail your payment to receive
the first of your sales flyers.
If you would like to receive additional information on the sales flyer
subscription service, or receive a current flyer, or would like to subscribe by Visa
or Mastercard, call (703) 273-7373 and press 0 to speak with a customer service
representative or send a fax to (703) 934-4099.
SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE APPLICATION CUSBBS
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SERVICE OPTION
U.S. Foreign
Delivery Delivery
___ Option 1-Nationwide $50 $60
___ Option 2-East Region $25 $35
___ Option 3-West Region $25 $35
2. PAYMENT OPTION
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___ Check or money order $__________________
(U.S. funds only. Payable to EG&G Dynatrend)
___ Credit card ___ Visa ___ Mastercard
_____________________________________________
Name as it appears on card
____________ $_____________
Expiration Date Amount
____________________________________________________
Card Number
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Signature
3. ADDRESS
Co. Name___________________________________________
Name ______________________________________________
Address____________________________________________
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State__________ Zip_______________________
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Phone ( )______________________________________
Fax ( )______________________________________
Please allow 6-8 weeks for delivery.
4. Deliver to:
EG&G Dynatrend
U.S. Customs Support Division
Attn: CUS NET
3702 Pender Drive
Suite 400
Fairfax, VA 22030-6066
Fax (703) 934-4099
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U.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE - BUYER TIPS
How to Participate
Sale participants are required to register prior to each sale. Just bring a
photo ID to register and receive your bidder number and catalog. Registration is
FREE. The catalog contains a listing of merchandise to be sold and important
information about the Terms of Sale. It is strongly recommended that you attend
auction previews. The preview is the only opportunity you have to get answers to
your questions regarding merchandise, since items are sold "as-is" and all sales
are final. Merchandise is often not available for inspection the day of the sale.
See the sale flyer or listen to the recordings on the PAL Line for preview dates
and times. Please take advantage of the previews, they are provided for your
benefit.
Payment Information
Payment for merchandise at the Los Angeles, California; Edison, New
Jersey; and Miami/Ft. Lauderdale, Florida sale centers are cash, cashier's check,
or credit card (Visa or Mastercard). Generally, a deposit is due the day of the
sale and payment in full is due the following day. Typically purchases of $5,000
or less are required to be paid in full on sale day. Since cashiers cannot make
change for more than 10 percent of a cashier's check, it is recommended that
you bring several cashiers checks in small denominations. For payment forms for
other sale locations please refer to the terms of sale in the flyer or catalog.
Export-only merchandise may only be removed by a U.S. Customs bonded
carrier. Contact your local Customs Service Office for information and
assistance. Phone bidding is available on certain sales, refer to flyers or
recordings.
Please Be Aware of Imposters

All advertisements for the Customs auctions will display the U.S. Customs
Service seal and the EG&G Dynatrend name(sole contractor for Customs).
EG&G Dynatrend is not affiliated with any auction information services,
seminars, or publications not bearing this logo.
Employees of Department of the Treasury and members of their immediate
families are prohibited from bidding on any merchandise. For more information or
to become a subscriber call the
PUBLIC AUCTION LINE
(703) 273-7373
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HOW TO BUY ANYTHING FROM THE GOVERNMENT

DIRT CHEAP!
The vital information contained in this report will allow you to purchase just
about anything you desire from the U.S. Government at rock bottom prices and
sell it for huge profits!
Everyday, hundreds of thousands of valuable items, including yachts,
airplanes, luxury cars, pickup trucks, jewelry, computers, RV's, houses, furniture,
furs, typewriters, jeeps, and much more, are seized in drug raids and auctioned
off to the public at incredibly low prices.
Billions of dollars and personal property is also seized or repossessed by
the U.S. Customs Service, U.S Marshals. the Veteran's Administration (VA), The
Housing & Development Authority (HUD), Sheriff's Departments, Police
Department, U.S. Postal Authorities, Bankruptcy Courts, and other related
agencies.
In addition to all of this, department of Defense Surplus offers endless
opportunities to purchase unbelievable bargains. People who know how to get
involved in buying government property also know that without any previous
experience or specific skills, just about anyone can purchase anything the
government has for sale and turn it into a profit!
People just like yourself who have discovered the real meaning of what an
"unbelievable bargain" is by attending government auction sales, have gotten
involved for one of the two reasons: 1) They want a specific item and know they
can buy it at an enormous discount; or 2) They are in the business of buying
many items at low prices, and selling them for a huge profit!
Whatever your motive, you can also take advantage of your new purchasing
power once you know how to get involved. Maybe you have always dreamed of
owning a yacht, stretch limo, or other luxury vehicle. According to recent figures,
the government is expected to sell up to one-quarter million vehicles! How would
you like to purchase a Porsche, BMW, Jaguar, Lincoln Stretch Limo, Mercedes,
Cadillac, or other luxury car for less than $100, and then resell it for a fast
$20,000 profit?
If you have wanted just about anything, but felt you would never be able to
afford it, this is your golden opportunity! Would you like to be your own boss into
a business for yourself? Now you can! Through smart buying at bargain prices,
and reselling at markups retailers can only dream about, you can put yourself
into a position of financial independence faster than you could ever imagine!
With the unbelievable bargains that will be available to you, you can
realistically began to think about starting a Surplus Store of your own, filled with
office furniture, machines and supplies. Or maybe you want to specialize in
buying and selling luxury cars! Do you enjoy the electrifying atmosphere of a flea
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market or swap meet? Government auctions and surplus sales can provide you
with an endless supply of merchandise to sell.
Whatever your wants, or dreams, the information in this report will show you
how to make wealth-building dreams come true. By writing to the various
agencies and receiving pamphlets and other materials they send to you, you will
be able to decide which agencies and sales are suitable for you. then you will
control an extensive network of contacts, representatives, and other agents who
will let you know what items they have for sale. Items you can purchase for
pennies on the dollar.
Federal Government Surplus

The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) and the Department of
Defense (DOD) are the primary agencies offering federal personal property. Any
one of three sales methods may be used to sell surplus personal property. No
preference is given to any individual or group no matter which method is used.
SEALED-BID AUCTIONS: Bidding forms are provided to participants. The
"Invitation For Bid" (IFB) form describes the property being offered, indicates,
and nay special conditions regarding the sale. Sealed bids are opened publicly
and awards are given to the highest bidder.
TRADITIONAL PUBLIC AUCTIONS: Property is offered, item by item, and
sold to the highest bidder. Bidding instructions are given by the auctioneer on the
government property offered.
SPOT BIDDING: Here, a buyer has the opportunity to write down and mail
in his bid. Property is awarded after full payment is received.
The best way to keep yourself informed about sales is to get your name on
the GSA's prospective mailing lists. tens of thousands of luxury cars, sports cars,
RV's semi's, pickup trucks, and more, are sold each year. You will have to write
to each of the 11 regional centers indicated below if you want your name to
appear on each of their mailing lists. Each has a different application. When you
write, ask that your name and address be placed on the bidder's list.
NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION
(District of Columbia, nearby Maryland and Virginia)
GAS CUSTOMER SERVICE BUREAU

7th and D Streets, SW
REGION 1 (Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode

Island, Vermont)
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GSA CUSTOMER SERVICE BUREAU

Post Office and Courthouse
Boston, MA 02109
REGION 2 (New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands)

26 Federal Plaza
New York, NY 10278
REGION 3 ( Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia)

Ninth and Market Streets
Philadelphia, PA 19107
REGION 4 ( Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North

Carolina, South Carolina, tennessee)
GSA CUSTOMER BUREAU

75 Spring Street, SW
Atlanta, GA 30303
REGION 5 ( Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin)

230 S Dearborn Street
Chicago, IL 60604
REGION 6 (Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska)

1500 E. Bannister Road
Kansas, MO 64131
REGION 7 ( Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas)
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819 Taylor Street

Fort Worth, TX 76102
REGION 8 ( Colorado, Montana, N. Dakota, S. Dakota, Utah, Wyoming)

Bldg. 41-Denver; Federal Center
Denver, CO 80225
REGION 9 (Somoa, Arizona, California, Guam, Hawaii, Nevada)

525 Market Street
REGION 10 ( Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington)

GSA CENTER
Auburn, WA 98002
Internal Revenue Sales

A major of forced-sale merchandise and property is the Internal revenue
Service. When the government confiscates a debtor's property through the IRS,
it is sold to the highest bidder to recover a part of its losses.
Property sold by the government is not subject to usual laws of supply and
demand. forced sales operate outside supply and demand laws because the
government controls the sale of confiscated property. Their only interest is in
trying to recover a certain debt that has been incurred, not what the actual
market value is.
Because realtors aren't informed about forced government sales, you have
a distinct advantage! You will be notified of sales as a potential bidder once you
get your name on their mailing list. Then you can go directly to the IRS to make
your own incredible deal on property selling far below market value.
IRS property is sold either by public or sealed bid auction. Individual agents
are responsible for selling property within their divisions. That means you won't
have to deal with a central or district office to obtain information about property
being auctioned.
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Contact an IRS agent nearest you by referring to your telephone directory.

Ask for information that will allow your name to be placed on mailing list
throughout the country. Also, request a copy of the Internal Revenue Service
Code Manual Part V Chapter 300 at your local library to learn more about how
the IRS auctions off confiscated property.
Post Office Auctions

Post Office Auctions, also know as dead parcel or dead letter auctions, are
conducted in regionally located U.S. Post Offices. tens of thousands of items
that never reached their intended destination, or were never claimed by the
sending or receiving parties, are auctioned off.
Unclaimed parcels are opened at dead parcel branches to determine if the
property can be returned. If the sender remains unknown, or if the postage
remains unpaid, the contents will be sold at auction.
To obtain Post Office Auction notices and procedures you must have your
name placed on a bidder's list. You can receive information regarding the auction
sale by writing to the manager in charge of the sale.
Thousands of items are auctioned off including, clothing, luggage, books,
watches, rings, miscellaneous, jewelry, electronic equipment and sound
recordings, leather good, and much, much more! The minimum bid is usually
$5.00, and many items are sold in lots of 50, 75, 100, 200, 500, or more.
To have your name placed on all the U.S. Post Office's regional dead parcel
branches bidder's lists, write the following addresses and request that your name
be added to their auction bidder's mailing list:
U.S. Post Office Regional Dead Parcel Branches

WESTERN REGION ( washington, Oregon, California, Arizona, Alaska,
Hawaii, Montana, Idaho, Nevada, Utah)
U.S. Post Office

Dead Parcel Branch
1300 Evans Avenue
SOUTHERN REGION ( Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas, Florida,

Tennessee, Mississippi, Georgia, Alabama)
U.S. Post Office

Dead Parcel Branch
P.O. Box 44161
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CENTRAL REGION ( Wyoming, Colorado, Kansas, Iowa, Minnesota,

Missouri, Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, North Dakota)
U.S. Post Office

Dead Parcel Branch
Chicago, IL 60607-9506
Postmaster
Dead Letter Branch
U.S. Post Office
180 E. Kellog Blvd.
St. Paul, MN 55101-9414
NORTHEAST REGION ( New York, Maine, New Jersey, Vermont, Rhode

Island, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire)
New York City Post Office

Auction Room
380 W. 33rd St.
New York, NY 10001-9998
EASTERN REGION ( Ohio, Kentucky, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware,

Pennsylvania, North Carolina, South Carolina, West Virginia, New Jersey)
U.S. Postal Service

Claims & Inquiries
30th & Market St.
Sheriff's Sales
When a person refuse to pay a court judgement, his property can be
confiscated by the sherriff's department and put up for sale. Money from the
proceeds of the sale are then applied against the outstanding debt.
Sheriff's sales are under the jurisdiction of state courts, so you will have to
check with your local sheriff regarding sale rules and procedures. In some states,
for example, all sales are final; while others the person whose property was
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confiscated is allowed a certain amount of time to redeem his property by paying

off the debt that led to the action.
Sheriff's sales are oral auctions with the property going to the highest
bidder. The winning bidder must immediately pay for the property with cash,
certified check, or money order.
To learn more about sheriff's sales in any area, call information in the sate
and county you are interested in and ask the operator for the counties Sheriff's
department. When you reach the Sheriff's Office, ask to have your name placed
on their mailing list.
VA And HUD Sales

When a home mortgage is VA guaranteed or FHA insured, either agency
will foreclose on homes if the buyer defaults by not paying the mortgage off as
stipulated in his contract with a lender.
FHA has many types of programs available for purchasing or rehabilitating
various homes and buildings. While HUD does not issue funds for loans, they do
guarantee loans that are made through banks, and other lenders. If a borrower
defaults on payments, HUD pays off the balance and takes over ownership on
the property. In effect, and FHA insured loan on foreclose property is turned over
to HUD and listed as a HUD repossessed property.
HUD and VA sell repossessed property through a sealed bid process, and
require that offers be submitted trough a real estate broker who has been
certified by the government. there are no hidden charges passed on to you by
these brokers. They are paid by the government to perform this service.
Defense Department Surplus

The Defense Property Disposal Service (DPDS) has the primary
responsibility for the Defense Department sales program. They receive property
from the Defense Logistics Agency, Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps and
other Department of Defense components.
You can purchase products including anything from aircraft, parachutes,
pontoons, and turbine engines, to furniture, fixtures, machinery, and tractors.
There's something for everyone at incredibility low prices~
Real property is sold by the "government General Services Administration"
(GSA) and include: Land, buildings, civil and federal government agency surplus
property. For additional information contact:
GSA-FSS, Office of Property Management, Crystal Mall 4, Rm. 1019,
Washington, DC 20406.
Department of Defense surplus property is sold by the "Defense reutilization
& Marketing Regional Sales Office" (DRMR). You can receive a listing of
locations where surplus property is stored and a "National Bidder's List
Application Form" by writing to:
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DOD Bidders Control Office, P.O. Box 1370, Battle Creek, MI 49016. Your
name will then be placed on their catalog mailing list.
U.S. Marshal Sales

Property seized by U.S. Marshals is sold in the county where it was seized.
Items auctioned off include boats, cars, jewelry, trucks, gold rings and watches,
real estate, luggage, cameras, computers, furniture, and thousands of other
items, all sold a bargain prices!
Most U.S. Marshals do not, and are not required to maintain a buyer's
mailing list. Some do however, and it would be wise to write directly to a U.S.
Marshal in any area you are interested in and ask if they will place you name on
a mailing list. You should also ask what paper they advertise their auctions in.
refer to your telephone directory or operator to locate a U.S. Marshal's office
nearest you.
Property Confiscated By U.S. Customs

Items Confiscated by U.S. Customs Inspectors are sold by the U.S.
Customs Service Regional Commissioner at oral bid auctions.
The U.S. Customs Service seizes merchandise worth billions of dollars
annually. They include diamonds, gold, silver, coin and stamp collections,
jewelry, china, crystal, furniture, exotic rugs and fur coats, antiques, yachts,
motorcycles, trucks, tractors, snowmobiles, RV's, all terrain vehicles, cameras,
computers, boats, helicopters, jeeps, luxury cars, and much more! Every auction
you attend can mean other buy of a lifetime!
To get involved with U.S. Customs Service Auctions, refer to your
telephone directory and write to the Regional Commissioner of the U.S. Customs
Service located nearest you, or the region you want to bid at. Ask the
commissioner to place your name on his mailing list to receive catalogs and
announcements of upcoming surplus property sales.
Bankruptcy Sales
Thousands of bankruptcies occur every year. When an individual or
business goes bankrupt, the courts take over al the assets available that can be
auctioned off an applied towards the debts that were incurred.
Bankruptcy proceedings for claiming and auctioning off property varies little
from state to state, because the U.S. bankruptcy court oversees all bankruptcy
proceedings. As a general rule, the court will appoint a trustee who has the
responsibility of liquidating a debtor's assets. The trustee will then hold a public
auction or sealed-bid sale to dispense of the property.
The variety of merchandise at bankruptcy sales is staggering! When you
consider the tens of thousands of individuals and businesses who are forced to
file under Chapter 7 (which results in the liquidation of a debtor's assets to pay
for liabilities accumulated) with each person and business offering different
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products, the magnitude of what can be purchased at incredible savings is

simply incredible!
To get involved in bankruptcy sales, write to your District U.S Bankruptcy
Court Trustee and request that your name be placed on their mailing list.
Bankruptcy Courts are listed in the white pages of your telephone directory under
U.S. Government Offices.
You can also contact your Court Clerk and request that your name be
added to their local mailing list in your area.
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U.S. GOVT AUCTION SALES: THE MONEY MAKER

OF THE 90'S
AN INSIDER'S HANDBOOK
Overview Of Government Auctions

Most people are completely unaware of the bargains that can be found in
the most unlikely of places: the government! We're used to reading about the
Pentagon paying $59.00 for a wrench, about the national debt rising higher and
higher, so it's excusable to not think of government and "sales" in the same
sentence.
Yet nearly every level of government from city and town on up through
county, state and federal, has possession of excess property that must be
disposed of. If this can be accomplished and money raised at the same time,
why not? We want government to be fiscally responsible, right?
The most common method of parting with this overage of property is
through auction sales. These affairs offer a unique opportunity to the right
person-- purchases at bargain basement prices which you can turn around and
sell at a profit! The money to be made staggers the imagination.
From property seized by police officers or customs officials to
repossessions by the Department of Housing and Urban Development, there are
thousands of items of all types available at rock-bottom prices. Whether you're
merely buying for yourself or seeing this as a line of business that could make
you a substantial profit, the key is to identify and locate these auctions.
You name it! Houses, cars, jewelry, yachts, government farm equipment,
computers, firewood-- it's there for the bidding and the buying! And, eventually--
the selling for profit!
You don't need much experience for this. You are familiar with what many
of these items cost today on the open market. If you buy it far enough below
market value, you can still sell the property yourself at a discount and make a
handsome profit. If you yourself have always wanted to own a luxury yacht,
here's your chance. You'll never find your dream purchase at a lower price. You
could even start a second-hand store or set up shop at a flea market or swap
shop to peddle your merchandise after you've acquired it. Many of these places
are havens for shoppers. You've simply gone them one better by obtaining the
good(s) at an even lower price than they'll pay-- and they'll be pleased with their
"bargain". The purpose of our booklet is to point you in the right direction to find
out about the various auctions that are held by virtually all branches of
government. The listings in this book are as up to date as possible. Contacting
these places listed should give you the information you need to begin your
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auction attendance. There are open-bidding auctions, where you shout out the
dollar value you're willing to pay following a minimum bid requirement called by
the auctioneer. There are also sealed-bid auctions where you submit the price
you're willing to pay. You get only one shot at that type of bidding.
Be careful with the open bid auctions. You can become so focused on a
particular piece of property that you end up in a "bidding war" that ends up with
your paying more than you should and cutting well into your eventual profit. Be
disciplined! Set a dollar limit ahead of time so that you can let certain items go if
the bidding goes too high. This is a business now, so common money sense is
important. You must now think in terms of expenses vs. revenue. If you have a
certain hobby or interest, property in this area may be your natural market. If you
specialize, it can help you concentrate on only those items in the large auction
areas where there are hundreds of people bidding for thousands of goods. Your
focus will be in your area and you'll soon be an expert on costs, prices and
resale's of this commodity.
Auctions can be hyped up-- to the point of temptation to overbid. Don't do it!
Remember your goal, your budget and your knowledge of what things cost and
you'll do very well. Through the contacts listed in this booklet, you will find
yourself on a regular mailing list of government auctions. Often, with the notice,
you'll receive a catalogue of the items to be sold and approximately what time
they'll be auctioned. This will allow you to budget your time wisely at these affairs
and not get lost in the shuffle.
Good luck!
State Government Auctions

These are the state contacts and a brief description of auctions held at this
level of government.
ALABAMA: Alabama Surplus Property

P.O. Box 210487
Montgomery, AL 36121
(205) 277-5866
Alabama auctions offer a variety of goods usually three times a year. Items:
office equipment, cars, farm machinery, trucks, boats, tractors and more. There
is a mailing list you can be placed on.
ALASKA: Surplus Property Management Office

2400 Viking Drive
Anchorage, AK 99501
(907) 279-0596
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It's best to call the Juneau office (907) 465-2172 to be placed on their
mailing list. There are weekly auctions of smaller items like furniture and office
equipment and spring and fall auctions for larger items like cars.
ARIZONA: Office of Surplus Property

1537 W. Jackson Street
Phoenix, AZ 85007
(602) 542-5701
Auctions held four times per year. Items: computers, cars, furniture and
thousands of other pieces. Mailing list is available.
ARKANSAS: State Marketing & Redistribution Office

6620 Young Rd.
Little Rock, AR 72209
(501) 565-8645
Mailing list available. Both regular and sealed bid auctions are held. Weekly
events.
CALIFORNIA: Office of Fleet Administration

1416 10th Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
(916) 657-2318
Open bid auctions once a month of surplus vehicles on Saturdays at
Sacramento or Los Angeles. Mailing list.
COLORADO: Department of Correctional Industries

State Surplus Agency
4200 Garfield Street
Denver, CO 80216
(303) 321-2200
Several auctions per year. Mailing list is available. Non-profit organizations
have first choice.
CONNECTICUT: 60 State St. Rear

Wethersfield, CT 06109
(203) 566-7018 (or 7190)
Eight to ten auctions per year. Vehicles usually auctioned on the second
Saturday of the month. Registration fee.
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DELAWARE: Division of Purchasing Surplus Property

P.O. Box 299
Delaware City, DE 19706
(302) 834-4550
In May and September, there are public auctions of vehicles, office furniture
and other surplus property. Mailing list is available.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Department of Public Works

5001 Shepard Parkway
(202) 404-1068
Vehicle auctions held the first and third Tuesday of the month. No mailing
list. Registration fee.
FLORIDA Department of Management Services

813A Lake Bradford Road
Tallahassee, FL 32304
(904) 488-5272
This address is a "retail" store with items available for sale. Motor Vehicle
Bureau (904) 488-5178 holds vehicle auctions once a month at various locations
throughout the state.
GEORGIA: Department of Administrative Services

Purchasing Division, Surplus Property
1050 Murphy Avenue, S.W.
Atlanta, GA 30310
(404) 756-4800
Several auctions per year, held on the third Wednesday of the month
chosen. Mailing list. Items: vehicles, shop equipment, typewriters, computers,
copiers and more.
HAWAII No state surplus auctions.
IDAHO Division of Purchasing

(208) 327-7465
Idaho's state agencies hold their own auctions. You must contact the
specific state agency directly. Auctions advertised in newspaper.
ILLINOIS: Central Management Services
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Division of Property Control

3550 Great Northern Ave.
Springfield, IL 62707
(217) 793-1813
Auctions held at Illinois State Fairgrounds in Springfield two or three times
per year on Saturdays. Mailing list available for $20/year. Items: desks, chairs,
calculators, cameras, refrigerators and more. INDIANA: State Surplus Property
Section
229 W. New York Street
Indianapolis, IN 46202
(317) 232-0134
Auctions held as needed each year. No mailing list, but contact this office in
May for a schedule.
IOWA: Department of Natural Resources

Wallace State Office Bldg.
Des Moines, IA 50319
(515) 281-5121
Auction is second Saturday of May for items such as boats, fishing rods,
tackle boxes and hunting equipment. The Vehicle Dispatchers Garage holds
vehicle auctions three to four times per year. Call (515) 281-5121.
KANSAS: State Surplus Property

P.O. Box 19226
Topeka, KS 66619-0226
(913) 296-2334
Many items left over for sale following offering to state agencies. Contact
office for information on events.
KENTUCKY: Office of Surplus Property

514 Barrett Avenue
Frankfurt, KY 40601
(502) 564-4836
Saturday auctions every two to three months as needed. Items: vehicles,
desks, chairs, couches, beds, lawnmowers, etc. Mailing list is available.
LOUISIANA: Division of Administration

Louisiana Property Assistance Agency
P.O. Box 94095
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Baton Rouge, LA 70804-9095

(504) 342-6849
Auctions held on the second Saturday of each month at 1502 N. 17th St.
Items: medical and office equipment, boats, bicycles, televisions, vehicles and
more.
MAINE: Office of Surplus Property

Station 95
Augusta, ME 04333
(207) 289-5750
Public auctions five to six times per year. Primarily vehicles. No mailing list.
MARYLAND: Department for Surplus Property

P.O. Box 122
8037 Brock Bridge Rd.
Jesup, MD 20794
No public auctions. Address above is a "retail" store for surplus property.
MASSACHUSETTS: State Purchasing Agency

Department of Procurement & General Services
Surplus Property
One Ashburton Place
Boston, MA 02108
(617) 727-7500
Public auctions six times per year, usually on Saturdays. Vehicles primarily.
No mailing list.
MICHIGAN: Department of Management & Budget

State Surplus Property
P.O. Box 30026
Lansing, MI 48913
(517) 335-8444
Mailing list. Several auctions per year. Items: office furniture, household
goods, machinery, livestock, vehicles and more.
MINNESOTA: Surplus Operations Office

5420 Highway 8
New Brighton, MN 55112
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(612) 639-4022
About 15 auctions per year held around the state. Items include vehicles,
boats and snowmobiles along with jewelry, furniture, computers, stereos and
more. Mailing list.
MISSISSIPPI: Bureau of Surplus Property

P.O. Box 5778
Jackson, MS 39288
(601) 939-2050
Two to three auctions per year of machinery and vehicles. Mailing list.
MISSOURI: Surplus Property Office

Materials Management Section
P.O. Drawer 1310
Jefferson City, MO 65102
(314) 751-3415
Regular auctions held throughout the year. Items: clothing, office equipment
and vehicles. Mailing list.
MONTANA: Property and Supply Bureau

930 Lyndale Avenue
Helena, MT 59620
(406) 444-4514
One auction a year for vehicles. Mailing list. Other property auctioned the
second Friday of each month.
NEBRASKA: Office of Administrative Services

Material Division, Surplus Property
P.O. Box 94901
Lincoln, NE 68509
(402) 479-4890
Auctions held three to four times per year. Items: office furniture,
computers, couches and more. Separate vehicle auctions held. Mailing list.
NEVADA: State Purchasing Division

Kinkead Bldg. 400 Capitol Complex
Carson City, NV 89710
(702) 687-4070
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Second Saturday in August at 2250 Barnett Way, Reno, Nevada, 89512.

Separate sealed bid auction mailing list is available, too. You must bid at least
once over two to three auctions or you'll be dropped from the list.
NEW HAMPSHIRE: Office of Surplus Property

78 Regional Drive Building 3
Concord, NH 03301
(603) 271-2126
Two auctions per year of vehicles and other property. Mailing list.
NEW JERSEY: Purchase and Property Distribution Center

CN-234
Trenton, NJ 08625
(609) 530-3300
State vehicle auctions as needed. Mailing list.
NEW MEXICO: Highway & Transportation Department

P.O. Box 1149
Santa Fe, NM 87504
Last Saturday in September. Vehicles and office equipment. Mailing list.
NEW YORK Office of General Service

Bureau of Surplus Property
Bldg. #18, Harriman State Office Bldg. Campus
Albany, NY 12226
(518) 457-6335
Frequent auctions around the state. Sold by category. Mailing list.
NORTH CAROLINA: State Surplus Property

P.O. Box 33900
Raleigh, NC 27636
(919) 733-3889
Sealed bid auctions. Mailing list. Warehouse available to inspect items.
NORTH DAKOTA: Surplus Property Office

P.O. Box 7293
Bismarck, ND 58507
(701) 224-2273
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Annual auction each September. Items: vehicles, office furniture and

equipment. Auction is advertised two days in advance.
OHIO: State and Federal Surplus Property

4200 Surface Road
Columbus, OH 43228
(614) 466-5052
Public auctions and sealed bid sales several times per year. Mailing list.
Items: vehicles, office machines, furniture and more.
OKLAHOMA: Central Purchasing Department

Central Services, B-4, State Capitol
Oklahoma City, OK 73105
(405) 521-3046
Several auctions throughout the year. $10 gets you on a mailing list.
OREGON: Department of General Services

Surplus Property
1655 Salem Industrial Dr., N.E. Salem, OR 97310
(503) 378-4714
Public auctions held every Friday of items such as vehicles, desks,
computers, snow plows, horse trailers and more.
PENNSYLVANIA: General Services Department

Bureau of Vehicle Management
2221 Forster Street
Harrisburg, PA 17105
(717) 783-3132
Vehicle auctions at least ten times per year. Mailing list. Bureau of Supplies
(717-787-4083) also auctions numerous items. Mailing list available.
RHODE ISLAND: Department of Administration

Division of Purchase
1 Capitol Hill
Providence, RI 02908
Rare public auctions, advertised in local papers. Sealed bids to a list of
buyers of vehicles and office equipment. Call to see if you can get on the list.
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SOUTH CAROLINA: Surplus Property Office

Division of General Services
1441 Boston Avenue
West Columbia, SC 29170
(803) 822-5490
Warehouse is at above address. Auctions held periodically. No mailing list.
Public Transportation Office (803-737-1488) keeps a mailing list for its vehicle
auctions held every five to six weeks.
SOUTH DAKOTA: Bureau of Administration

State Property Management
701 East Sioux Avenue
Pierre, SD 57501
(605) 773-4935
Two auctions per year, spring and fall. Vehicles. Mailing list.
TENNESSEE: Department of General Services Property Utilization

6500 Centennial Blvd.
Nashville, TN 37243
(615) 741-1711
Periodic auctions of vehicles and assorted machinery. Mailing list.
TEXAS: State Purchasing & General Services Commission

P.O. Box 13047 Capitol Station
Austin, TX 78711
(512) 463-3445
Every two months, auction of vehicles, office furniture, machines and
highway equipment is held. Mailing list.
UTAH: State Surplus Office

522 South 700 West
Salt Lake City, UT 84104
(801) 533-5885
Auctions of vehicles, office furniture and heavy equipment are held four or
five times per year. Mailing list.
VERMONT: Central Surplus Property Agency

RD #2 Box 520
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Montpelier, VT 05602
(802) 828-3394
Warehouse at Central Garage on Barre Montpelier Street. Items: office
furniture and machines. Public auctions for vehicles in May and September.
Mailing list.
VIRGINIA: State Surplus Property

P.O. Box 1199
Richmond, VA 23231
(804) 786-3876
Regular auctions for all types of items including office equipment,
computers, tractors, bulldozers and more. Mailing list. Cars auctioned twice a
year.
WASHINGTON: Office of Commodity Redistribution

2805 C. St. SW Bldg. 5, Door 49
Auburn, WA 98001
(206) 931-3931
Central warehouse open noon to 2:30 PM on Fridays. Cash only.
WEST VIRGINIA: State Agency Surplus Property

2700 Charles Avenue
Dunbar, WV 25064
(304) 766-2626
Auctions every month. Items: chairs, desks, telephones, computers and
more. Mailing list.
WISCONSIN: Department of Transportation

P.O. Box 7396
Madison, WI 53707
(608) 266-3965
Warehouse at Hill Farm Bldg., 4802 Sheboygan Avenue. Department of
Administration (608-266-8024) holds public auctions every month for vehicles.
Mailing list.
WYOMING: State Motor Pool

723 West 19th St.
Cheyenne, WY 82002
(307) 777-7247
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Periodic vehicle auctions. Mailing list.
State Unclaimed Property

There are billions of dollars in this country in unclaimed money sitting in
state property offices money from uncashed stock dividends, forgotten bank
accounts, insurance proceeds, utility deposits, safe deposit boxes and similar
uncollected items.
People move, die, lose track of various accounts; it all adds up to huge
dollars. After a stipulated period of time that this money goes unclaimed, the
state is notified and then tries to track down the rightful owners of the money.
How does this affect you? Obviously, if you think you may be the
beneficiary of some of that unclaimed money, you can contact your state's
department of revenue to find out more. The other possibility is the opportunity to
help track down the missing individuals. State resources being slim these days,
you may be able to earn a finder's fee by locating the person.
Finder's fees can range fairly high depending on the amount you make
someone aware that they're entitled to receive. Some states have formal rules on
the fee you could be paid. There is a concern on the states' part about
overcharging the beneficiary, so keep the fees reasonable. It is a way to earn
some money through your ability to track people down and tell them about their
unclaimed cash. Contact your state's department of revenue for a lead on this
information and about any fee restriction or regulation that may exist.
The U.S. Government

The federal government is a regular discount house of values -- if you know
where to look. From real estate to cameras to animals to books to vehicles, there
are "Blue Light" specials everywhere on Capitol Hill.
There's a catch, of course. The government doesn't advertise their sales.
The listings that follow, however, are your contact points for information. This will
help you identify and make your purchases. This is an ongoing enterprise.
Government tentacles reach everywhere and there is a constant flow of
materials coming in from many sources, from drug raids to IRS seizures. The
Post Office has millions of dollars in unclaimed parcels which are sold.
Repossessed homes as a result of government foreclosures can bring you the
bargain house of your lifetime.
Here are the listings, beginning with the Housing and Urban Development
Department.
Housing & Urban Development

Auctions of foreclosed properties are a regular occurrence. The properties
may be houses, apartments or condominiums in various states of repair. They
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may need fixing up-- in some cases, considerable work-- but you can find that
out and decide what the value is to you. The HUD Home Line is 1-800-767-4483.
The offices:
REGION 1: Boston
Room 375
Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. Federal Building 10 Causeway St.
Boston, MA 02222
(617) 565-5234
Field Offices:
Bangor Office Burlington Office
Casco Northern Bank Bldg. Room B-2B, Federal Bldg.
First Floor 11 Elmwood Ave.
23 Main Street P.O. Box 879
Bangor, ME 04401-6394 Burlington, VT 05402-0879
(207) 945-0467 (802) 951-6290
Hartford Office Manchester Office

330 Main Street Norris Cotton Building
First Floor 275 Chestnut Street
Hartford, CT 06106-1860 Manchester, NH 03101-2487
(203) 240-4523 (603) 666-7458
Providence Office
330 John O. Pastore Fed. Bldg.
U.S. Post Office - Kennedy Plaza
Providence, RI 02903-1785
(401) 528-5351
REGION 2: New York

26 Federal Plaza, New York, NY
10278-0068
(212) 264-8053
Field Offices:
Albany Office Buffalo Office
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Fed. Bldg. Leo W. O'Brien Fed. Bldg.

North Pearl & Clinton Ave. 5th Floor, Lafayette Court
Albany, NY 12207-2395 465 Main Street
(518) 472-3567 Buffalo, NY 14203-1780
(716) 846-5755
Camden Office Newark Office

The Parkade Building 60 Park Place
519 Federal Street Military Park Bldg.
Camden, NJ 08103-9998 Newark, NJ 07102-5504
(609) 757-5081 (201) 877-1686
REGION 3: Philadelphia
Liberty Square Bldg.

105 S. 7th St.
(215) 597-2560
Field Offices:
Charleston Office Baltimore Office

Third Floor, Equitable Bldg. 405 Capitol Street
10 North Calvert St. Suite 708
Charleston, WV 25301-1795 Baltimore, MD 21202
(304) 347-7036 (410) 962-2520
Pittsburgh Office Richmond Office

412 Old Post Office 1st Floor, Federal Bldg.
Courthouse 400 North 8th Street
7th Avenue & Grant St. P.O. Box 10170
Pittsburgh, PA 15219-1939 Richmond, VA 23240-0170
(412) 644-6388 (804) 771-2575
Washington, DC Office Wilmington Office

820 First Street, NE 824 Market St.
Washington, DC 20002-4205 Suite 850
(202) 275-8185 Wilmington, DE 19801-3016
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(302) 573-6300
REGION 4: Atlanta
Richard B. Russell Federal Bldg.,

75 Spring St.
Atlanta, GA 30303
(404) 331-4739
Field Offices:
Birmingham Office Caribbean Office

Beacon Ridge Tower, #300 New San Juan Office Bldg.
600 Beacon Parkway West 159 Carlos Chardon Avenue
Birmingham, AL 35209-3144 San Juan, PR 00918-1804
(201) 290-7617 (809) 766-6121
Columbia Office Coral Gables Office

Strom Thurmond Fed. Bldg. Gables 1 Tower
1835-45 Assembly St. 1320 South Dixie Highway
Columbia, SC 29201-2480 Coral Gables, FL 33146
(803) 765-5592 (305) 662-4500
Greensboro Office Jackson Office

415 N. Edgeworth St. Dr. A.H. McCoy Fed. Bldg.
Greensboro, NC 27401-2107 100 W. Capitol, Suite 910
(919) 333-5363 Jackson, MS 39269-1096
(601) 965-4738
Jacksonville Office Knoxville Office

325 West Adams Street John J. Duncan Fed. Bldg.
Jacksonville, FL 32202-4303 710 Locust St. , 3rd Floor
(904) 791-2626 Knoxville, TN 37902-2526
(615) 549-9384
Louisville Office Memphis Office

601 W. Broadway One Memphis Place
P.O. Box 1044 200 Jefferson Ave. , #1200
Louisville, KY 40201-1044 Memphis, TN 38103-2335
(502) 582-6255 (901) 544-3367
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Nashville Office Orlando Office

251 Cumberland Bend Dr. 3751 Maguire Blvd.
#200 #270
Nashville, TN 37228-1803 Orlando, FL 32803-3032
(615) 736-5213 (407) 648-6441
Tampa Office
Timberlake Federal Bldg. Annex #700
501 E. Polk St.
Tampa, FL 33602-3945
(813) 228-2501
REGION 5: Chicago
547 W. Jackson Blvd.

7th Floor
Chicago, IL 60661
(312) 353-5680
Field Offices:
Cincinnati Office Cleveland Office

Federal Office Bldg. Rm 9002 One Playhouse Square #420
550 Main Street 1375 Euclid Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45202-3253 Cleveland, OH 44114-1670
(513) 684-2884 (216) 522-4065
Columbus Office Detroit Office

200 North High St. Patrick V. McNamara Fed Bl
Columbus, OH 43215-2499 477 Michigan Avenue
(614) 469-7345 Detroit, MI 48226-2592
(313) 226-6280
Flint Office Grand Rapids Office

605 N. Saginaw St. 2922 Fuller Avenue, NE
#200 Grand Rapids, MI 49505
Flint, MI 48502-2043 (616) 456-2137
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(313) 766-5109
Indianapolis Office Milwaukee Office

151 N. Delaware St. Henry S. Reuss Fed. Plaza
Indianapolis, IN 46204-2526 310 W. Wisconsin Av. , #1320
(317) 226-7043 Milwaukee, WI 53203-2289
(414) 297-3214
Minneapolis-St.Paul Office Springfield Office

220 Second Street South 509 W. Capitol St. , #206
Minneapolis, MN 55401-2195 Springfield, IL 62704
(612) 370-3000 (217) 492-4085
REGION 6: Fort Worth
1600 Throckmorton
P.O. Box 2905,
Ft. Worth, TX 76113
(817) 885-5505
Field Offices:
Albuquerque Office Dallas Office

625 Truman St., NE 525 Griffin St. , Room 860
Albuquerque, NM 87110-6472 Dallas, TX 75202-5007
(505) 262-6472 (214) 767-8359
Houston Office Little Rock Office

Norfolk Tower, Lafayette Bldg
Suite 200 Suite 200
2211 Norfolk 523 Louisiana St.
Houston, TX 77098-4096 Little Rock, AR 72201
(713) 653-3274 (501) 378-5931
Lubbock Office New Orleans Office Bldg.

1205 Texas Ave. Fisk Federal Bldg.
Lubbock, TX 79401-4093 1661 Canal St. #3100
(806) 743-7276 New Orleans, LA 70112
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(504) 589-7246
Oklahoma City Office San Antonio Office

Murrah Federal Bldg. Washington Square
200 NW 5th Street 800 Dolorosa
Oklahoma City, OK 73102-3202 San Antonio, TX 78207
(405) 231-5464 (512) 229-6758
Shreveport Office Tulsa Office

Joe D. Waggoner Bldg. Boston Place Suite 110
500 Fannin St. 1516 S. Boston St.
Shreveport, LA 71101-3077 Tulsa, OK 74119
(318) 226-5402 (918) 581-7451
REGION 7: Kansas City
Gateway Tower II, Rm. 200

400 State Ave.
Kansas City, KS 66101-2406
(913) 236-2162
Field Offices:
Des Moines Office Omaha Office

Room 259, Fed. Bldg. Braiker/Brandeis Bldg.
210 Walnut St. 210 South 16th St.
Des Moines, IA 50309-2155 Omaha, NE 68102-1622
(515) 284-4215 (402) 221-3879
St. Louis Office
Robert A Young Federal Building, 3rd Fl. 1222 Spruce St.
St. Louis, MO 63103-2836
(314) 539-6560
REGION 8: Denver
Executive Tower Bldg.

1405 Curtis
Denver, CO. 80202
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(303) 844-6518
Field Offices:
Casper Office Fargo Office

4225 Federal Off. Bldg. Federal Building
100 East B. Street 653 2nd Avenue N.
P.O. Box 580 P.O. Box 2483
Casper, WY 82602-1918 Fargo, N.D 58108-2483
(307) 261-5252 (701) 239-5666
Helena Office Salt Lake City Office

Federal Office Building 324 S. State Street
301 South Park, Rm. 340 Suite 220
Drawer 10095 Salt Lake City, UT 84111
Helena, MT 59626-0095 (801) 524-5216
(406) 449-5283
Sioux Falls Office

300 N. Dakota Ave. Suite 116
"300 Bldg." Sioux Falls, SD 57102-4223 (Property handled by Denver office)
REGION 9: San Francisco
Phillip Burton Federal Bldg. and

U.S. Courthouse
450 Golden Gate
P.O. Box 36003
(415) 556-5900
Field Offices:
Fresno Office Honolulu Office

1630 Shaw Ave. Prince Jonah Fed. Bldg.
#138 P.O. Box 50007
Fresno, CA 93710-8193 Honolulu, HI 96850-4991
(209) 487-5033 (808) 541-1343
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Las Vegas Office Los Angeles Office

1500 E. Tropicana, #205 1615 West Olympic Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89119-6516 Los Angeles, CA 90015
(702) 388-6500 (213) 251-7136
Phoenix Office Reno Office

2 Arizona Ctr., #1600 1050 Bible Way
400 North 5th St. P.O. Box 4700
P.O. Box 13468 Reno, NV 89505-4700
Phoenix, AZ 85004-2361 (702) 784-5356
(602) 379-4434
Sacramento Office San Diego Office

777 12th Street Room 5-3-S, Fed. Off. Bld.
#200 880 Front Street
Sacramento, CA. 95814-1997 San Diego, CA. 92188-0100
(916) 551-1351 (619) 557-5310
Santa Ana Office Tucson Office

Box 12850 100 N. Stone Ave.
34 Civic Center Plaza #410
Santa Ana, CA 92712-2850 Tucson, AZ 85701-1467
(714) 836-2446 (602) 670-5223
REGION 10: Seattle
Arcade Plaza Bldg.

1321 Second Ave.
Seattle, WA 98101
(206) 553-1700
Field Offices:
Anchorage Office Boise Office

Federal Building Federal Building
U.S. Courthouse U.S. Courthouse
222 West 8th Avenue, #64 550 W. Fort St. Anchorage, AK 99513-7537 P.O.
Box 042
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(907) 271-4170 Boise, ID 83724-0420

(503) 326-2671
Portland Office Spokane Office

520 SW Sixth St. Farm Credit Bank Bldg., 8th Floor
Portland, OR 97204-1596 East W. 601 1st Ave.
(503) 326-2671 Spokane, WA 99204-0317
(509) 353-2510
Customs
The U.S. Customs offices seize millions in merchandise each year. E.G.&
G. Dynatrend is under contract to auction forfeited and confiscated merchandise.
Their address is: 2300 Clarendon Blvd., Suite 705, Arlington, VA 22201. Their
phone numbers are (703) 351-7880 and (703) 351-7887. The U.S. Customs
Public Auction Line is specifically the 703-351-7887 number. You can be placed
on a mailing list for either $25 for regional information or $50 for national news.
There are five different areas covered.
There are auctions held every nine weeks in the following cities: _ Los
Angeles, California
 Nogales, Texas
 Miami, Florida
 Edinburgh, Texas
 Houston, Texas
 Chula Vista, California
 Jersey City, New Jersey
 El Paso, Texas
Other cities hold auctions more infrequently.
Department Of Defense
Periodically, there are portions of a contractor's inventory that remain
following completion of a job. The government paid for it, so they own it. They
consider it surplus and it's sold by a Defense branch -- the Department of
Defense Logistics Agency. You can write to these addresses for more
information about these sales:
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Boston New York

Commander Commander
Defense Contract Admin. Serv. Defense Contract Admin Serv.
Boston Region New York Region
495 Summer Street 201 Varick Street
Boston, MA 02210-2184 New York, NY 10014-4811
Philadelphia Atlanta
Defense Contract Admin. Serv. Defense Contract. Admin. Serv.
Philadelphia Region Atlanta Region
2800 South 20th Street 805 Walker Street
Philadelphia, PA 19101-7478 Marietta, GA 30060-2789
Cleveland Chicago
Commander Commander
Defense Contract Admin. Serv. Defense Contract Admin. Serv.
Cleveland Region Chicago Region
Federal Office Building O'Hare Int'l Airport
1240 E. Ninth Street P.O. Box 66475
Cleveland, OH 44199-2036 Chicago, IL 60666-0475
St. Louis Dallas

Commander Commander
Defense Contract. Admin. Serv. Defense Contract. Admin. Serv.
St. Louis Region Dallas Region
1136 Washington Avenue 1200 Main Street
St. Louis, MO 63101-1194 Dallas, TX 75202-4399 Los Angeles
Commander
Defense Contract Admin. Services
Los Angeles Region
11099 South La Cienega Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90045-6197
Postal Service
A number of items often turn up at the post office which are undeliverable
and unclaimed. This merchandise can range from household and leisure items to
books.
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The merchandise auctions are held in only 5 cities, the largest in New York
and San Francisco. If you live close to one of these auction areas listed, by all
means go and check it out. Otherwise, it may not be worth a lengthy trip.
Atlanta: U.S. Postal Service, Undeliverable Mails Branch

Dead Parcels Branch
730 Great SW Parkway
Atlanta, GA 30336
(404) 344-1625
New York: U.S. Postal Service

380 West 33rd Street,
New York, NY 10199
(212) 330-3800
Philadelphia: U.S. Postal Service

2970 Market Street,
Room 531-A
(215) 895-5140
San Francisco: U.S. Postal Service

390 Main Street
(415) 543-1826
St. Paul: U.S. Postal Service

443 Fillmore Street,
St. Paul, MN 55107
(612) 293-3082
Postal vehicles are also sold by the Post Office. They must be purchased
with cash, bank check or money order.
Alabama Alaska
U.S. Postal Service Postal Service Supply Off.

708 E. South Blvd. Vehicle Maintenance
Montgomery, AL 36119 8221 Petersburg
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(205) 244-7500 Anchorage, AK 99507-3132

(907) 349-8900
Arizona Arkansas
U.S. Postal Service General Mail Facil. Fleet

Vehicle Maintenance Facility 4700 E. McCain Blvd.
4949 E. Van Buren N. Little Rock, AR 72231
Phoenix, AZ 85026 (501) 945-6710
(602) 225-3367
California Colorado
Fleet Maintenance Div. U.S. Postal Service

1300 Evans Avenue 915 S. Logan
San Francisco, CA 94105 Denver, CO 80209
(415) 550-5212 (303) 297-6730
Connecticut Delaware
U.S. Post Office U.S. Post Office

Vehicle Maintenance Service Vehicle Maintenance
85 Weston St. 147 Quigley Blvd.
Hartford, CT 06101 Wilmington, DE 19850
(203) 524-6240 (302) 323-2237
Florida Georgia
U.S. Post Office U.S. Post Office

2800 S. Adams Vehicle Maintenance Facil.
Tallahassee, FL 32301-9998 3900 Crown Rd.
(904) 878-7268 Atlanta, GA 30304-9721
Hawaii Idaho
U.S. Postmaster U.S. Post Office Garage

Manager, Fleet Maintenance 770 S. 13th
89 Sand Island Rd. Boise, ID 83707
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Honolulu, HI 96819 (208) 383-4225

(808) 845-1026
Illinois Indiana
Main Post Office Garage U.S. Post Office Garage

2105 E. Cook 615 S. Capitol Avenue
Springfield, IL 62703 Indianapolis, IN 46225
(217) 788-7241 (317) 464-6081
Iowa Kansas
U.S. Post Office U.S. Post Office Garage

1165 Second Avenue 424 S. Kansas Avenue
Des Moines, IA 50318-9121 Topeka, KS 66603
(515) 283-7720 (913) 295-9167
Kentucky Louisiana
U.S. Postal Service Main Post Office Garage

1420 Gardiner Lane Vehicle Maintenance Dept.
P.O. Box 3111 750 Florida Blvd.
Louisville, KY 40232-9111 Baton Rouge, LA 70021
(502) 454-1891 (504) 381-0388
Maine Maryland
Main Post Office U.S. Postal Service

171 Kennebec Street 6 Waelchi Avenue
Portland, ME 04101 Baltimore, MD 21227
(207) 871-8467 (301) 625-8931
Massachusetts Michigan
U.S. Postal Service U.S. Post Office

135 A Street 4800 Collins Rd.
Boston, MA 02210 Lansing, MI 48924
(617) 654-5771 (517) 337-8736
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Minnesota Mississippi

314 Eva Street 350 E. Silas Brown St.
St. Paul, MN 55107 Jackson, MS 39301-5201
(612) 349-3082 (601) 968-5784
Missouri Montana
U.S. Postal Service No auctions held. See

Vehicle Maintenance Facility San Francisco and Salt
3535 Katherine Rd. Lake City.
Quincy, IL 62301-9998
(217) 224-4950
Nebraska Nevada

Maintenance, 700 R St. 2000 Vassar Street
Lincoln, NE 68501 Reno, NV 89510-9997
(402) 473-1630 (702) 788-0626 Gov't
New Hampshire New Jersey
U.S. Post Office Main Post Office

Vehicle Maintenance Facility Vehicle Mainten. Facility
955 Goffs Falls Rd. 680 State Hwy. 130
Manchester, NH 03100-7221 Trenton, NJ 08650
(603) 644-4022 (609) 581-3089
New Mexico New York
U.S. Post Office U.S. Postal Garage

1135 Broadway, N.E. 201 11th Avenue
Albuquerque, NM 87101 New York, NY 10199-9721
(505) 848-3887 (212) 330-4904
North Carolina North Dakota
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U.S. Postal Office U.S. Post Office

310 Newborne Avenue 220 E. Rosser Ave.
Raleigh, NC 27611 Bismarck, ND 58501
(919) 831-3702 (701) 221-6517
Ohio Oklahoma
U.S. Postal Service Main Post Office

850 Twin River Drive Vehicle Services
Columbus, OH 43216 320 S.W. 5th Street
(614) 469-4255 Oklahoma City, OK 73125
(405) 278-6159
Oregon Pennsylvania
U.S. Post Office Philadelphia Post Office

Vehicle Maintenance Facility Garage
918 NW Park Avenue 30th and Chestnut
Portland, OR 97208 Philadelphia, PA 19104
(503) 294-2444 (215) 895-9297
Rhode Island South Carolina U.S. Postal Service
Service U.S. Post Office

Vehicle Maintenance 1601 Asembly St.
Providence RI 02904 Columbia, SC 29201-9122
(401) 276-6800 (803) 733-4692
South Dakota Tennessee
U.S. Postal Service U.S. Post Office Garage

Vehicle Maintenance Facility 707 Chestnut Street
500 E. Boulevard Nashville, TN 37229-9721
Rapid City, SD 57701-5709
(605) 394-8648
Texas Utah
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10410 Perrin Beitel Vehicle Maintenance Dept.
San Antonio, TX 78284 1760 W. 2100 S.
(512) 657-8528 Salt Lake City, UT 84199
(801) 974-2350
Vermont Virginia
U.S. Postal Service U.S. Post Office Garage

Vehicle Maintenance Facility 1001 School Street
1800 Page Blvd. Richmond, VA 23232
Springfield, MA 01152-9721 (804) 775-6155 (413) 785-6383
Washington, D.C. Washington (state)
U.S. Postal Service U.S. Postal Service

Fleet Operations 3825 S. Warren
980 V. St. NE Tacoma, WA 98409
(202) 832-0158
West Virginia Wisconsin
U.S. Post Office U.S Postal Service Vehicle Maintenance Facility Vehicle
Maintenance 602 Donnelly St. Madison, WI 53703 Charleston, WV 25301-9721
(608) 246-1300 (304) 357-4158
Internal Revenue Service

Naturally, the Internal Revenue Service has been known to seize a few
items themselves. They generally auction these goods off to raise money for
back taxes and penalties owed by the person whose property has been
confiscated. You can get on their mailing list by calling their HOT LINE: (800)
829-1040
Other hot-line numbers:
 San Francisco (415) 556-5021
 Seattle (206) 553-0703
 Los Angeles (213) 894-5777
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 Sacramento (916) 978-5520

 New York City (718) 780-4020
The IRS may prove to be your ally yet!
Other Information
The other phone numbers of importance may belong to the Federal Supply
Service Bureau which can give you more information about General Services
Administration Auctions. Those listings:
National Capitol Region
National Surplus & Sales Center

Federal Service Supply Bureau
6808 Loisdale Rd.
Springfield, VA 22150
Hot-line: (703) 557-7796
Region One Region Two
Federal Service Supply Bureau Federal Service Supply Bureau

10 Causeway St. 4#2FBP-1 26 Federal Plaza #2FBB-2
Boston, MA 02222 New York, NY 10278
Hotline: (617) 565-7326 Hotline: (800) 488-SALE
Region Three Region Four
Federal Service Supply Bureau Federal Service Supply Bureau Personal

Property Sales Section General Services Admin.
841 Chestnut St. #540 404 West Beach St. #4FBB

Philadelphia, PA 19107 Atlanta, GA 30365
(215) 597-7253 (404) 331-5177
Region Five Region Six
General Services Admin. Excess Property Sales Federal Service Supply

Bureau GSA Federal Supply Bureau Sales Service, Mail Staff 34-5 #6FP-P
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230 S. Dearborn St. 440 College Blvd.

Chicago, IL 60604 Overland Park, KS 66211
(312) 353-0246 (913) 236-2500
Region Seven Region Eight
General Services Admin. General Services Admin.

819 Taylor Street Federal Service Supply Bureau
Fort Worth, TX 76102 Building 41
(817) 334-2352 Denver Federal Center
Denver, CO 80226
(303) 236-7705
Region Nine Region Ten
525 Market St. 29th Floor General Services Admin.
San Francisco, CA 94105 Excess Personal Property

(415) 774-5240 400 15th Street SW
Auburn, WA 98001
(206) 931-7763
Summary: You're In Business Now!

This is a wide assortment of contact listings for you to begin your new
career in the buying and selling business. People are going to buy goods from
you or from someone else. Why not take advantage of the outstanding savings
you can accumulate by having the government locate your acquisitions for you?
You always thought the government only took taxes from you. Here's a
chance to get some back! Of course, it will probably increase your taxes as your
income goes up, but that's a good problem to have, right?
Good Luck!
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WHERE TO GET YOUR SHARE OF "FREE”

GOVERNMENT BENEFITS
The federal government does not advertise widely, except perhaps for
military recruiting. Thus, very few people are aware of the large and varied
benefits, services and valuable information available to the general public. Don't
feel reluctant to cash in on any benefit to which you might be entitled. The
government encourages you to do so; these agencies are funded with part of
your tax dollar. The value of the benefits listed in this report are worth many
thousands of dollars but are free to you, and, of course, not available elsewhere.
EMPLOYMENT, JOB TRAINING & CAREERS. If you are a member of a
low income family, between the ages of 16 to 21, you can get on-the-job
experience or funds to further your education. Write: Neighborhood Youth Corps,
U.S. Department of Labor, Washington, DC 20210.
Want a job as a tradesperson? You can obtain information for job security
as an apprentice by requesting these books from U.S. Department of Labor,
Bureau of Apprenticeship & Training, Washington, DC 20210: "Planned Training
- Your Future Security", "The National Apprenticeship Program", "Careers in
Apprenticeship."
The Job Corps offers good training for future careers. You get the
opportunity to acquire skills, receive living allowances, room and board, clothing,
medical and dental care, plus a small salary and the chance to serve in a foreign
country. Contact: Job Corp, Office of Economic Opportunity, Washington, DC
20506.
Adults over 21 in the poverty level get preferential consideration for
government employment under "Operation Mainstream." Contact: Information
Office, Operation Mainstream, Manpower Administration, U.S. Department of
Labor, Washington, DC 20210.
Are you disabled or handicapped? Training and counseling services are
available including payments for medical services and physical devices during
rehabilitation. Contact: Rehabilitation Services, U.S. Department of Health,
Education & Welfare, Washington, DC 20201.
For an aptitude test and a list of government jobs available in your area,
contact your local U.S. Employment Service Office.
GENERAL BUSINESS ASSISTANCE. A large volume of publications
dealing with operating a business successfully, effective salesmanship and
business management, visual aids, and a booklet "Selling by Mail Order", may
be obtained from the U.S. Small Business Administration, P.O. Box 15434, Fort
Worth, Tx 76119.
FREE PUBLICATIONS. In addition to the many booklets available from the
various federal agencies there are hundreds of other publications issued free, or
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at low bargain prices, concerning almost every conceivable subject - from

consumer interest to technological data.
Send your request to receive the "Consumer Information Catalog" from
Consumer Information Center, Pueblo, Co 81009. Also request the "Selected
U.S. Government Publications" from Superintendent of Documents, U.S.
FARMING. A huge library and consultation is available in the field of
agriculture concerning crops, pests, fertilizer, animals and any subject or problem
dealing with farming and agriculture. Contact the Division of Reference, National
Agricultural Library, Beltsville, Md 20705 and the U.S. Department of Agriculture,
Consumer and Marketing Service, Washington, DC 20250.
Free architectural designs and plans for farm and rural structures are
available from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Publications Division, Office of
Information, Washington, DC 20250.
GOVERNMENT LAND FOR SALE, CHEAP! Want a hideaway cottage,
establish a resort or ranch, obtain cattle grazing or mineral rights? It's possible
through the vast land sales conducted by the federal government. Billions of
acres of U.S. owned land, mostly in the picturesque western states, are
periodically auctioned off in small acreage lots to hundreds of acres units. For full
information on how these land sales are conducted, write to: Bureau of Land
Management, Washington, DC 20240. Small lots in some National Forest may
be leased; write, specifying the area in which you are interested, to: U.S.
Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Washington, DC 20250.
CONSUMER PROTECTION. A series of booklets which inform you about
the quality and value of products and protected you against getting cheated on
your purchases is available from: Bay Area Neighborhood Developments, 3009
16th St. Room 25, San Francisco, Ca 94103.
FOR OUTDOORSMEN. An extensive list of information (request Campers
information) is available from: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Publications
Division, Office of Information, Washington, DC 20250. Free atlases of national
forest are available from: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service,
Washington, DC 20250. A large selection of free geological maps is provided by
the U.S. Geologic Survey, 800 18th St. NW, Washington, DC 20242.
FOR ALIENS. Free textbooks and correspondence courses on becoming
U.S.A. citizens are available from the local U.S. Department of Education or the
Immigration & Naturalization Service.
ELK OR BUFFALO MEAT? big game sales are conducted at several
wildlife areas west of the Mississippi. Learn how to obtain exotic meat a low, low
prices by contacting: Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife, Department of the
Interior, Washington, DC 20240.
EDUCATIONAL GRANTS. If you are interested in entering the field of
agriculture, home economics, trade & Industry, you may be eligible for a
scholarship. Write for a free list of grants and scholarships offered in vocational
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education. Contact the Office of Education, Department of Health, Education &

Welfare, 330 Independence Ave. S.W, Washington, DC 20003.
Information about obtaining a health research fellowship may be obtained
from: Career Development Review Branch, Division of Research Grants,
National Institute of Health, Bethesda, Md 20014.
If you are a creative person, the government may pay 50% of the cost of
your next project. Grants are made in music, dance, drama, radio, movie, TV,
writing, sculpture, photography, painting, etc. Request information for the field of
your interest from: National Endowment for the Arts, 1800 "G" St. NW,
If you are a science teacher or student, you can many educational and
instructional visual aids from: Technical Information, U.S. Atomic Energy
Commission, Oak Ridge, Tn 37830. Specify your particular interest and grade
level.
GOVERNMENT SURPLUS. As requirements change, thousands of items
the government has purchased now are classed as unneeded and are offered to
the general public. Items range from office supplies, to vehicles, to boats, to
property which can be purchased at a small fraction of their cost. Ask to be
placed on the list to receive announcements by writing to Property Management
& Disposal Service, General Services Administration, Washington, DC 20405
and Department of Defense, Surplus Sales, P.O. Box 1370, Battle Creek, Mi
49016.
VETERANS BENEFITS. Many benefits are waiting to be claimed by military
veterans. Disabled veterans may be entitled to pensions, automobiles, prosthetic
appliances, medical treatment for themselves and their dependants. Generally
other benefits available to active, retired military personnel and their dependents
are: death compensation, pensions, reimbursement of burial expenses, burial
flag, burial in a national cemetery, headstone markers, education, job finding
assistance, civil service employment preference, low interest loans for home and
business purchases. Contact the nearest Veterans Administration for special
details about your eligibility for any benefit.
FREE FILMS. Many interesting and educational films are loaned free to
organizations. Write first and request titles. Subjects: Industry from Office of
Mineral Information, Bureau of Mines, Department of the Interior, Washington,
DC 20240 - Energy from U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, Technical
Information, Oak Ridge, Tn 37830 - Geological from Geological Survey,
Department of the Interior, Washington DC 20240 - National Resources from
Motion Pictures, Bureau of Mines, Department of the Interior, 4800 Forbes Ave.,
Pittsburgh, Pa 15213. - National Park System from Chief, Audiovisual Arts
Division, National Park Service, Harpers Ferry, WV 25425 - Fishing & Preparing
Fish from Bureau of commercial Fishers, Audio Visual Services, 1815 N Fort
Hyer Dr., Arlington, VA 22209 - Water Power Development from Bureau of
Reclamation, Film Management Center, Bldg. 67, Denver Federal Center,
Denver, Co 80225.
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UNCLE SAM'S LOTTERY. Each month, expired federal land leases are
made available in a "lottery" because they are not situated in known oil and
natural gas geological formations. If you win a lease and an oil company is
interested in exploring your lease they would pay you an "up front" sum and
royalties for any discovery and protection. Many people have struck it rich in
these lotteries. for details and how the lottery works and how to file, request
"Simultaneous Oil and Gas Lease Filings" from Bureau of Land Management,
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE. Besides the financial help already described in
this report, the government is a source for other money benefits.
Business capital or expansion loans will be considered by SBA at low
interest rates and long term financing. Special consideration is given to
responsible persons and prospective enterprises whose owners encounter
difficulty obtaining financing through normal channels. Contact your nearest SBA
office or write: Small Business Administration 1441 "L" St. NW, Washington, DC
20416. If you are a low income or disadvantaged person, you may qualify for an
"Economic Opportunity Loan" from the same agency.
Financial help for needy families with dependent children is provided by:
Assistance payments Administration, U.S. Department of Health, Education and
Welfare, Washington, DC 20201.
Cash Grants for farm workers is awarded by the Office of National
Programs, Employment and Training Administration, Department of Labor,
Outright grants or non-interest loans for low income families or senior
citizens in rural areas to fix up their homes: Contact the nearest Farm Home
Administration Office or the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture.
Financial aid programs for farmers; get free literature describing such
programs from: Information Officer, Agricultural Research Service, U.S.
Department of Agriculture, Washington, DC 20250.
Home Improvement Loans: you may qualify for improvements to your own
home or small apartment building. Apply to any commercial lender participating
in the FHA program or write to: Federal Housing Administration, Department of
Housing & Urban Development, Washington, DC 20410.
SELLING TO THE GOVERNMENT. If you are a small businessman, and
are located in a labor surplus or redevelopment area, you get preferential
consideration for selling your product or service to the government. Contact:
General Services Administration, Washington, DC 20405.
FOOD STAMPS. If you are in the poverty level group, have expenses for
dependents or sick care you may be eligible for food stamps. Contact the Food
Stamp division, Consumer & Marketing Services, U.S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, DC 20250.
If operating funds are cut back, some agencies may have to change or
modify their existing benefits.
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GOVERNMENT AUCTIONS INTRODUCTION.....................................................4

GOVERNMENT AUCTIONS INTRODUCTION

Is there still money to be made buying and selling merchandise bought at

The best kept secrets of the 90's

3. Jewelry, Rare Coins, antiques!

BUYING FEDERAL PROPERTY

U.S. GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

How You Can Buy Used Federal Personal Property

Payment and Removal

Sales by Other Agencies

For information on sales by the U.S. Customs Service, contact E G & G

Washington, D.C., Metropolitan Area

Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island,

New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands

Room 20-112, Box 10

Delaware, Maryland and Virginia (except Washington, D.C., metropolitan

Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South

Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin

Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska

Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas

Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, Wyoming

Arizona, California, Guam, Hawaii, Nevada

Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington

ARE THERE ANY PUBLIC LANDS FOR SALE?

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF LAND

Q. Where are these public lands?

A. Almost all are in the Western States of Alaska, Arizona, California,

There are no public lands managed by the BLM in Connecticut, Delaware,

Q. Is any of this land available free through homesteading?

A. No. Congress has repealed the Homestead Act.

Q. What lands are available?

Q. How are these lands selected for sale?

Q. What do the lands look like?

Q. Is any land suitable for farming?

Q. On the average, what would public land cost per acre?

A. There is no "average" cost. Each parcel is evaluated separately through

Q. How is the land actually sold?

Q. Are there any preferences for veterans?

Q. Where can I find out about land that is going to be sold?

Q. Where are land sales held?

Q. Are there any restrictions on who can bid on these parcels?

Q. Must I appear in person to participate at the sale?

A. Your personal appearance is not required, but it is always to your

Q. How is payment made? Is there financing available?

Q. What about local taxes, zoning, etc.?

Q. Are water, power, and sewer service available on all parcels?

U.S. Department Of Agriculture, Forest Service

Tax Delinquency Sales

State Land Programs

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

P.O. Box 16563

STATES EAST OF THE

MONTANA, NORTH DAKOTA,

NEW MEXICO, KANSAS,

OREGON and WASHINGTON:

WYOMING and NEBRASKA:

OTHER LAND DISPOSALS BY FEDERAL AGENCIES GENERAL

CONNECTICUT, ILLINOIS, INDIANA,

MINNESOTA, NEW HAMPSHIRE,

10 Causeway Street, Room 1079