Bidders must attend the sale in order to bid. Bids will not be considered for award from any one not providing this information. Individuals purchasing a vehicle for another person or company must furnish the information stated above and have a letter showing Power of Attorney from that person or company authorizing the buyer to purchase Federal Surplus Property on their behalf. Power of attorney is not required if the purchaser is a licensed dealer and registered as such. If this is required and not accomplished, the item will be re-offered.
Payment is required as prescribed in the special terms and conditions available for each sale.
Cash payments shall be in U.S. currency. Other acceptable forms of payment may include MasterCard, VISA, American Express, Discover, Bravo or Private Choice credit card, cashier's check, credit union cashier's check issued by a Federal or State chartered credit union, traveler's check, postal or commercial money order, and properly endorsed Federal, State, or local government checks. A personal or company check will only be accepted when accompanied by a bank letter guaranteeing payment. This letter must state that the bank will guarantee the check for a specific amount for a period of 30 days after the sale date, and that it covers the purchase of U.S. Government property only. Checks and forms of payment other than cash must be made payable to the auction facility.