Government Auction Categories
112,047 surplus lots are live right now across 15 categories, pulled from GSA, GovDeals, Public Surplus, and every other source we track. Pick a category to see what is selling, or jump straight to its price history.
Cars, trucks, vans, SUVs, and fleet vehicles from government agencies
Surplus heavy equipment at government auction. Bulldozers, excavators, backhoes, forklifts, and industrial machinery from federal, state, and municipal agencies.
Government-owned property, foreclosures, and HomePath homes for sale
Miscellaneous government surplus items including office supplies, fixtures, raw materials, and uncategorized lots
Power tools, hand tools, generators, and industrial supplies
Items seized by law enforcement including vehicles, jewelry, and electronics
Computers, monitors, servers, networking equipment, and consumer electronics
Desks, chairs, filing cabinets, and office supplies from government offices
Military vehicles, gear, clothing, and equipment from DoD surplus
Clothing, footwear, handbags and accessories at government auction, including bulk undeliverable-mail pallets from USPS.
Toys, games, books, films and music from government surplus and seized-property auctions.
Jewelry, watches, coins and bullion from government auction. Seized and forfeited pieces, estate lots, and precious metals sold by police departments and federal agencies.
Lab equipment, medical devices, and scientific instruments
Bicycles, golf and fishing gear, camping equipment and exercise machines from government and police auctions.
Washers, dryers, refrigerators, small kitchen appliances and household goods from government surplus auctions.
Browsing by location instead?
Most lots are pickup-only, so distance decides whether a deal is a deal. Browse auctions by state to narrow to your area first, then filter by category from there. Every state page also breaks out its biggest cities and counties.