State surplus property definition

State surplus property means surplus property that is not:
State surplus property means property (supplies, materials or equipment) with the following characteristics:

Examples of State surplus property in a sentence

  • The central warehousing of State surplus property will allow all State governmental bodies and other political subdivisions one location to acquire needed property.

  • State surplus property must be transferred at fair market value to state agencies, political subdivisions, and nonprofit organizations eligible to receive federal surplus property under the Federal Property Administrative Services Act of 1949, as amended.

  • See link below.c. Waste Oil, Waste Coolant, Used filters, Sorbents ‐ State surplus property administers the contract for the disposal of these materials.

  • Only those persons authorized to sign for and acquire MOSASP federal property will be able to sign for State surplus property.

  • The State surplus property on these lists is available to eligible agencies as defined in Chapter 34.140 of Missouri Revised Statutes (see I.A.).

  • Should sampling indicate non-compliance with the Bid and Contract specifications, the Authority reserves the right to increase the sampling frequency as needed to insure the quality and integrity of the sodium hypochlorite delivered.

  • The central warehousing of State surplus property will allow all State governmental bodies and other political subdivisions one location to acquire needed property which otherwise might escape the system and be sold to the public.

  • State surplus property sold to any political subdivision or non-profit tax exempt organization must be retained by the unit or organization not less than 12 months before disposal.

  • Surplus On-line Auction: Surplus launched the online Public Auction to dispose of non-transferable vintage State surplus property and the Voluntarily Abandoned Property (VAP) from the Federal Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to reduce storage costs, landfill disposal costs and create a new source of revenue for the State.

  • In the absence of the National Communications Coordinator, the Vice President of Administration shall assume the role of presiding officer and will be granted the President’s voting powers for the extent of that session.

Related to State surplus property

  • Liquid Assets mean Borrower's cash on hand plus Borrower's readily marketable securities.

  • Public Property means any and all property owned by the City or held in the name of the City by any of the departments, commissions or agencies within the City government.