How do I bid on medical equipment at these auctions?

First, create an account on the auction platform you're interested in (GSA Auctions, GovDeals, etc.). Review item descriptions and condition reports carefully, as medical equipment often sells as-is. Place your bid before the auction closes. Payment and pickup typically happen within 10-14 days. Some platforms require registration fees or setup, so read the terms for each site before bidding.

Ohio Medical & Scientific at Government Auction

Q: Which government agencies in Ohio list medical and scientific equipment?

Major sources include the GSA (federal property), the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA medical centers), Ohio Department of Higher Education (university surpluses), and state health facilities. Items also come from federal research labs and military installations. Each platform handles its own listings, so monitoring GSA Auctions, GovDeals, GovPlanet, and PublicSurplus gives you the broadest coverage of what's available.

See what these items sold for: medical & scientific sold prices in Ohio.

36 active medical & scientific auctions in Ohio right now.

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Lab and Testing Equipment

$2,525

7 bids

This auction requires the high bidder to submit completed and signed certification(s) found in the "Documents" section and/or proof of licensing to th...

CLEVELAND, OHFederalGSA

2h 16m

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All auctions in Ohio All medical & scientific auctions

Ohio's research institutions, hospitals, and federal facilities regularly surplus medical and scientific equipment through government auction platforms. Universities like Ohio State and Case Western Reserve, along with VA medical centers and state health departments, contribute a steady stream of laboratory instruments, diagnostic equipment, and scientific apparatus. If you're looking for quality medical gear or lab equipment at a fraction of retail cost, Ohio's auction listings offer consistent opportunities across multiple sourcing platforms.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of medical equipment show up in Ohio government auctions?

You'll find items like ultrasound machines, centrifuges, microscopes, patient monitoring systems, surgical instruments, laboratory analyzers, and diagnostic imaging equipment. Hospital closures and facility upgrades are common sources. University research departments also auction off outdated lab instruments. The specific inventory varies by auction date, so checking back regularly helps you catch items relevant to your needs.