Surplus Property
Surplus property listed on this Web site is available to state agencies, political subdivisions, and assistance organizations, not to the general public. The owning agency determines the price for each item while it is listed here. The first state agency, political subdivision, or assistance organization agreeing to the price is entitled to the property. During the 10 business days that the property is posted on this Web site, a transfer to a state agency has priority over any other transfer under rules adopted by the commission.
Legislative agencies have transfer priorities that differ from other agencies. The contact person for a legislative agency can answer questions about their transfer priorities.
The Texas Facilities Commission disposes of any surplus personal property from Texas state agencies that is not transferred to an eligible entity. Review the State Surplus at all Store Front Locations.
Field Definitions
CONTACT- individual to call to arrange for inspection.
- individual to call to determine the price/handling charge for the item.
- N = New
- G = Good
- F = Fair
- P = Poor
- Y = An appointment is required to inspect the item.
- the date the item was posted to the Web site.
Surplus Property Listings
Surplus property listings are updated daily.
The first list links to files in which items are sorted by Advertised Date, Agency Number, Property Number, and Component Number.
The second list links to files in which items are sorted by Agency Number, Advertised Date, Property Number, and Component Number.
Federal Surplus Property
The Texas Facilities Commission also disposes of federal surplus property, which is available to state and local public agencies and certain non-profit, tax exempt entities.