Available Property

Excess and Surplus Property

Buying Property From NETL
NETL follows the General Services Administration (GSA) excess property processes. Should an item make it through all screenings without claim, it will then be placed on GSA Auctions for sale to the public. The website can be accessed at: https://gsaauctions.gov/auctions/home

Donations of Excess and Surplus Personal Property

Laboratory Equipment Donation Program (LEDP)
This grant program permits universities, colleges and other nonprofit educational institutions to acquire used energy-related laboratory equipment. All nonprofit educational institutions of higher learning interested in establishing or upgrading energy-oriented educational programs in life, physical and environmental sciences or engineering are eligible. * While primarily for colleges, K-12 teachers working with qualifying institutions should check eligibility requirements.

Access the website at: https://apps.orau.gov/LEDP/

The State Agencies for Surplus Property (SASP)
This program enables certain eligible entities, such as public agencies and nonprofit organizations, to register with their state's agency to receive federal surplus property. To qualify, these organizations must meet specific criteria, including being recognized as public agencies or nonprofit entities, demonstrating compliance with relevant regulations, and not being debarred from federal programs. Additionally, certain state or local government agencies and nonprofit organizations serving older individuals may also be eligible to receive donations of surplus personal property.

Access the website at: State agencies for surplus property contacts | GSA

Computers for Learning
This program allows public, private or parochial schools, serving pre-kindergarten through grade 12 students, to receive donations through the program. Day care centers must provide a state-approved preschool curriculum.

Access the website at: Computers for Learning — CFL Registration

For additional information on any of the above programs, please contact Elizabeth Kean Elizabeth.Kean@netl.doe.gov.