Unfortunately, links to the regulations were broken. So, apparently, the property disposal problems are unchanged. The nice folks at the Treasury Department are not likely to pin a gold star on your lapel, much less put funds in your program account. No time The satisfaction of doing the right thing is usually more than offset by the urgent need to move quickly to the next task at hand. The boss may not appreciate the time and effort required to find a suitable home for the unwanted equipment.
Most managers scramble to get the new stuff running.
Old computers are often stripped of useful innards and stacked in closets, empty offices or basement hallways until someone gets the time to fill in the paperwork to dispose of them. Licenses, documentation and software disks are usually long lost. There is an established order for advertising excess and surplus equipment. The paperwork is also sent to GSA, which offers the equipment to other agencies. GSA's Personal Property Division disposes of nearly anything from desks to mobile homes.