SASPs make surplus Federal and state property available to a variety of public and private agencies and organizations, including those providing shelter or services to the homeless. The SASP typically requires the requesting organization to complete an application form and to certify its eligibility. Consult your SASP for the specific requirements in your state. Assurance of compliance with GSA regulations on non-discrimination Public purpose use for donated property 7. Interested organizations should inquire about the availability of special considerations for organizations serving the homeless.
Applicants are responsible for picking up and transporting the items they acquire.
Some SASPs may provide transportation assistance. Any surplus property not claimed by the FAA is then made available to SASPs. SASPs select needed items for review and selection by eligible organizations in their state, including those providing services to the homeless. The process is similar for DOD-owned Federal excess personal property. Any remaining surplus property is then made available to SASPs.