What federal agencies and installations run auctions in North Dakota?

North Dakota has several federal facilities that conduct surplus auctions. Grand Forks Air Force Base and Minot Air Force Base are major sources of equipment and vehicles. The GSA (General Services Administration) handles federal property auctions across the state, while the DLA (Defense Logistics Agency) manages military surplus. The IRS and US Marshals also conduct auctions for seized or forfeited property. These agencies list items on their own platforms and through aggregators like BidProwl.

North Dakota Government Surplus Auctions

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Auctions by city in North Dakota

Lincoln20 Grand Forks18 Grand Forks AFB10

Auctions by county in North Dakota

Burleigh County22 Grand Forks County18 Cass County10

What surplus sells for in North Dakota

Median winning bid from 65 completed sales in North Dakota over the last year. Only items with at least five sales are shown.

Item	Median	Typical range	Sales
Trailer	$3,600	$1,175–$4,050	15
Printer	$56	$10–$139	12
Semi Truck	$6,100	$3,600–$17,000	9
Boat	$5	$3–$519	7
John Deere Equipment	$32,128	$902–$63,000	6
Pickup Truck	$750	$538–$2,781	6
Computer Monitor	$10	$10–$10	5
Motor Grader	$63,000	$57,000–$63,000	5

Winning bids only, excluding lots that closed with no bidder. Hammer price before any buyer's premium or tax.

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Government surplus auctions in North Dakota offer equipment, vehicles, and property from federal agencies and state entities. The state hosts several military installations, including Grand Forks Air Force Base and Minot Air Force Base, which regularly liquidate excess equipment through GSA and DLA auctions. Bidders in North Dakota typically find strong inventory in vehicles, machinery, office equipment, and heavy equipment categories, with auctions sourced from federal agencies, GovDeals, GovPlanet, PublicSurplus, and local municipalities.

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How do North Dakota state and municipal surplus auctions work?

North Dakota counties and cities use platforms like GovDeals, PublicSurplus, and Municibid to sell surplus equipment and property. State agencies liquidate unused items from fleet maintenance, IT upgrades, and facility closures. These auctions are open to the public and often include office furniture, computers, vehicles, and public works equipment. Each municipality sets its own bid terms and payment deadlines, so review the specific auction details before bidding.

What categories of items are most common in North Dakota government auctions?

North Dakota auctions feature strong inventories of vehicles (trucks, vans, sedans), heavy equipment (graders, loaders, excavators), and farm-related machinery due to the state's agricultural focus. Military installations like Grand Forks and Minot contribute electronics, aircraft parts, and industrial equipment. Office equipment, furniture, and IT assets appear regularly from state and local government liquidations. Construction and public works equipment also shows up frequently from county and municipal surplus.

North Dakota Government Surplus Auctions

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Auctions by county in North Dakota

What surplus sells for in North Dakota

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do North Dakota state and municipal surplus auctions work?

What categories of items are most common in North Dakota government auctions?

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#4088323 - 8159 - Microscope

#4089402 - 8164 - Dell Monitor

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#4089216 - 8161 - Dell Monitor

#4089400 - 8163 - Dell Monitor

#4087960 - 8157 - Zebra Printer

#4088330 - 8160 - HP DeskJet 6540

#4087983 - 8158 - Sit/Stand Desktop Riser

#4089548 - 8168 - Cisco Catalyst 3750G Series

#4089547 - 8167 - Cisco Catalyst 2960 Series

#4087929 - 8153 - Extron HDMI Switcher

#4087959 - 8156 - Epson Projector

#4087937 - 8154 - IOGEAR USB 3.0 Boostlinq

#4089545 - 8166 - Cisco Catalyst 2960-X Series

#4087944 - 8155 - Epson Projector

#4087924 - 8152 - SurgeX SX1115-RT

#4089533 - 8165 - Crestron HD-MD6X2-4K-E

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