Which government agencies sell heavy equipment in Pennsylvania?

The main sources are PennDOT (Pennsylvania Department of Transportation), the General Services Administration (GSA), county public works departments, and municipal governments. Federal agencies with Pennsylvania locations also sell surplus equipment. Each platform handles different agencies, which is why monitoring multiple sources through BidProwl gives you better coverage of available inventory.

Pennsylvania Heavy Equipment at Government Auction

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311 active heavy equipment auctions in Pennsylvania right now.

311 results

Asphalt Millings $5.00 Per Cubic Yard- Dingmans Ferry

$125

Asphalt Millings $5.00 Per Cubic Yard- Dingmans Ferry - Asphalt Equipment - Seller: Pennsylvania State Surplus, PA

Dingmans Ferry, PAGovDeals

685d 11h

Asphalt Millings $1.00 per Ton - Newville Township

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All auctions in Pennsylvania All heavy equipment auctions

Pennsylvania's active government agencies regularly auction off heavy equipment through multiple federal and state platforms. The state's infrastructure maintenance needs, combined with federal GSA property disposals at regional facilities, create a steady supply of construction equipment, vehicles, and machinery. road maintenance equipment from PennDOT or surplus items from federal installations, BidProwl aggregates these auctions in one place to save you time searching across different sites.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of heavy equipment can I find in Pennsylvania government auctions?

Pennsylvania auctions typically include road construction equipment, dump trucks, excavators, loaders, graders, and compactors from state transportation departments. Federal installations also auction military-grade vehicles and equipment. GovDeals and GovPlanet listings feature equipment from various county and municipal agencies as well. The specific items available vary by auction, so checking regularly helps you find what you need.

How do I bid on heavy equipment at Pennsylvania government auctions?

Each platform has its own registration and bidding process. You'll need to create an account on the specific auction site, review the equipment details and condition reports, and place your bid before the auction closes. Many auctions require payment within a set timeframe after winning. Reading the terms and conditions for each site is important, as pickup requirements and payment methods vary between GSA Auctions, GovDeals, GovPlanet, and PublicSurplus.