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County of Mercer Division of Central Services Department of Purchasing Mcdade Administration Building 640 South Broad Street P.O COUNTY OF MERCER DIVISION OF CENTRAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT OF PURCHASING MCDADE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING 640 SOUTH BROAD STREET P.O. BOX 8068 TRENTON, NEW JERSEY 08650-0068 609-989-6710 609-989-6733 (FAX) KELVIN S. GANGES BRIAN M. HUGHES ANDREW A. MAIR Chief of Staff County Executive County Administrator MARCELLA COVELLO Purchasing Agent PUBLIC AUCTION: COUNTY OF MERCER ON-LINE AUCTION AUCTION DATES: OCTOBER 31, 2015 AT 9:00 A.M. THROUGH NOVEMBER 4, 2015 AT 6:00 P.M. AUCTION SITE: WWW.USGOVBID.COM PREVIEW DATE: NOVEMBER 2, 2015 9:00 A.M. – 3:00P.M. “NO EXCEPTIONS” Mercer County Motor Pool 300 Scotch Road – Bldg. #4 West Trenton, New Jersey 1 732 542 2077 ONLINE AUCTION FEES: Zero Fee to Bidders METHOD OF PAYMENT: Cashier’s Check or Money Order made payable to US GovBid/Auction Liquidation Services, or wire transfer. Payment shall me made within twenty-four (24) hours from receipt of invoice. SHIPPING: Merchandise becomes the full responsibility of the Buyer at the time of winning the bid and Buyer assumes all risk of loss and damage to property until removed from the sale premises. POSSESSION: PICK UP DATE: NOVEMBER 6, 2015 AT THE MOTOR POOL AND TITLES WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE MOTOR POOL ON NOVEMBER 6, 2015 AFTER THIS DATE, BIDDERS SHALL PICK UP TITLES AT THE MERCER COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, ROOM 113, 640 S. BROAD STREET, TRENTON, NJ PRIOR TO PICKING UP THE EQUIPMENT/VEHICLE. Removal shall occur by November 13, 2015. After the final removal date there will be a $25.00 per day, per item storage fee charged to the Buyer. If merchandise is not removed within 10 days of the final removal date, the ownership of the merchandise will revert back to the original Owner/Seller. The Owner has the right to sue for collection of such charges. Merchandise becomes the full responsibility of the Buyer at the time the Buyer takes possession and Buyer assumes all risk of loss and damage to property at that time. Bids: Subject to County Confirmation For Information call: USGOVBID AT 1 732 542 2077 Additional Terms and Conditions May Apply Marcella Covello, Q.P.A. Purchasing Agent County of Mercer TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR ONLINE AUCTION Bidder and Auctioneer agree that the terms listed below shall govern the online auction sale. All bidders participating in this auction agree that they have read and fully understand these terms and agree to be bound thereby. All bidders are required to electronically register for bidding on this site. All registration information the Bidder provides to the Auctioneer shall be current, complete and accurate. Bidders must be 18 years of age or older. If applicable, State and local Sales tax will be charged unless the auctioneer is presented with a valid exempt use or resale certificate. Settlement for payment for purchases must be made by cash or cashiers’ check or money order made payable to US GovBid by November 4, 2015. All sales are subject to appropriate State Tax Laws; Buyer must acknowledge and agree not to retract the purchase offer. The descriptions of item/lots appearing in the auction and in advertising prior to the auction are believed to be correct. Nevertheless, the Auctioneer is not responsible for the correct description, authenticity, genuineness or defects in any lot and makes no warranty. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. No deduction will be allowed on damaged articles as all goods being exposed for public auction are sold “as is”, “where is” and with all faults. Bidder acknowledges that all item/lots were available for inspection prior to the auction and the Auctioneer and Owner/Seller strongly encourages the Bidder to carefully inspect each item/lot in which the Bidder has any interest to determine the item/lots condition, quality and size. Bidder relied solely on personal inspection and not on information listed on the Site or otherwise provided by Auctioneer or Owner/Seller. Bidder’s failure to inspect or to be fully informed will not constitute grounds for any claim, adjustment, and refund, termination of the contract for sale or refusal to close the sale, against Auctioneer or Owner/Seller. All bidders understand that all items up for auction are subject to County confirmation. US GOVBID/AUCTION LIQUIDATION SERVICES SHALL COLLECT PAYMENT. Owner/Seller and Auctioneer agree that the vehicle/equipment may remain on the sale premises four (4) days from the close of award. After the final removal date, there will be a $25.00 per day, per item storage fee charged to the Buyer. If merchandise is not removed by November 13, 2015, the ownership of the merchandise will revert back to the original Owner/Seller. The Owner has the right to sue for collection of such charges. Merchandise becomes the full responsibility of the Buyer at the time the Buyer takes possession and Buyer assumes all risk of loss and damage to property at that time. Auctioneer is providing services as an independent contractor for the Owner/Seller only and is not responsible for statements made by other parties. Auctioneer cannot and will not be held responsible for any interruption in service, errors, and/or omissions, caused by any means and does not guarantee continual, uninterrupted or error free services or use of the Site. Bidder acknowledges that the auction is conducted electronically and relies on hardware and software that may malfunction without warning. The Auctioneer, in its sole discretion, may void any sale, temporarily suspend bidding and re- sell any item/lots that were affected by any malfunction. The decision of the Auctioneer is final. Auctioneer gathers information about Bidders and Owner/Sellers for the purposes of conducting online auctions. Auctioneer does not sell this information. The owner reserves the right to cancel the auction. The Mercer County Insurance and Property Manager will not release a title without a paid receipt from US GOV/BID and a property certification, which will be distributed by the Insurance and Property Manager. IF VEHICLE DOES NOT HAVE A TITLE YOU MUST STILL SIGN A PROPERTY CERTIFICATION WITH THE INSURANCE AND PROPERTY DEPARTMENT. Mercer County Motor Pool will not release a key without a title. It is the Bidder’s responsibility to remove the vehicle/equipment from the Mercer County Motor Pool lot. IMPORTANT IF THE INDIVIDUAL PICKING UP THE TITLE IS NOT THE PURCHASER, THE INDIVIDUAL MUST HAVE A SIGNED LETTER ON COMPANY LETTERHEAD FROM THE PURCHASER AUTHORIZING THE COUNTY TO PROVIDE THE TITLE TO THE INDIVIDUAL. THE INDIVIDUAL MUST PRESENT PROPER IDENTIFICATION. TITLES AND KEYS CAN BE PICKED-UP ON NOVEMBER 6, 2015 AT: MERCER COUNTY MOTOR POOL 300 SCOTCH ROAD – BLDG. #4 WEST TRENTON, NEW JERSEY (609) 530 7525 AFTER NOVEMBER 6, 2015, BIDDERS MUST SECURE TITLES PRIOR TO PICK UP OF VEHICLE AND OR EQUIPMENT AT: THE MERCER COUNTY MERCER COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING OFFICE OF INSURANCE AND PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 640 SOUTH BROAD STREET – ROOM 113 TRENTON, NEW JERSEY 08611 (609) 989 6655 UPON ISSUANCE OF TITLE, BIDDERS SHALL THEN PROCEED TO THE MOTOR POOL FOR EQUIPMENT/VEHICLES 2015B AUCTION No. DESCRIPTION AND CONDITION SERIAL OR VIN COUNTY DEPARTMENT YEAR MAKE MODEL MILEAGE LOCATION OF SURPLUS 1 POOR 1GNDT13W3Y2162209 PARKS 2000 CHEVY BLAZER 148183 DOT 2 SCRAP 613170 AIRPORT 2000 EX-MARK 963 hrs DOT 3 POOR 2FMZA50483BB75437 ENGINEERING 2003 FORD WINDSTAR 111947 DOT 4 POOR 1D8HB38P27F537414 SHERIFF 2007 DODGE DURANGO 137313 DOT 5 POOR 1D4HB38P76F192171 SHERIFF 2006 DODGE DURANGO 121282 DOT 6 POOR 1D4HB38N95F616852 SHERIFF 2005 DODGE DURANGO 115833 DOT 7 POOR 1D4HB38N15F593776 SHERIFF 2005 DODGE DURANGO 124888 DOT 8 POOR 1FDAF56F1YEE39407 BRIDGE 2001 FORD BOX TRUCK 127274 DOT 9 POOR 1FDNF21557EB05328 TRAFFIC 2007 FORD PICK UP 118002 DOT 10 POOR 3B7KF26Z21M549061 HIGHWAY 2001 DODGE PICK UP 77393 DOT 11 POOR 1FDWF80C9SVA43593 HIGHWAY 1995 FORD AQUATEC B3 32518 DOT 12 POOR 1FDNF21537EB05330 HIGHWAY 2007 FORD PICK UP 93779 DOT 13 POOR 1M2P271C63M066538 HIGHWAY 2003 MACK RD688SX 82696 DOT 14 PULLED FROM THE LIST HIGHWAY 15 POOR 2FZAAWDC04AN24805 HIGHWAY 2004 STERLING 10 TON DUMP 60102 DOT 16 POOR 1M2P268C8XM048404 HIGHWAY 1999 MACK DUMP 111529 DOT 17 POOR 1M2P268C6XM048403 HIGHWAY 1999 MACK RD688SX 99746 DOT 18 PARTS ONLY; SCRAP 1FDSX21598EE05018 SHADE TREE 2008 FORD UTILITY TRUCK TMU DOT 19 POOR 1CBGC34JXFJ179181 AIRPORT 1985 CHEVY PICK UP 8941 DOT 20 3 REAR SEATS AND REAR DOOR PANELS FOR 2015 CHEVY TAHOES; POOR MOTOR POOL N/A DOT 21 5 ASSORTED PLOWS; SCRAP MOTOR POOL N/A DOT 22 2 - 24 FOOT RUNWAY PLOWS AIRPORT N/A DOT 23 1 16 FOOT AND 1 20 FOOT RUNWAY BROOMS AND ASSORTED PARTS; SCRAP AIRPORT N/A DOT 24 MANURE SPREADER; NOT WORKING 25167 PARKS 2007 PEQUEA 125 N/A DOT 25 7' ROTARY MOWER; POOR TAG MISSING HOWELL FARM - PARKS 1960 JOHN DEERE 407 GYRAMOR N/A DOT 26 HAYBINE; GOOD 899454 HOWELL FARM - PARKS 1990 NEW HOLLAND MODEL 488 N/A DOT 27 NATIONAL MOWER; GOOD 8256 PARKS NATIONAL 84 N/A DOT 28 JACOBSEN GKIV; POOR 62266-1718 PARKS JACOBSEN GKIV N/A DOT 29 VERTI DRAIN AERATOR; GOOD A0404 PARKS VERTIDRAIN VD7007 N/A DOT 30 HANDY LIFT FORKS; GOOD 5069 PARKS HANDY LIFT 40S N/A DOT 31 BILLY GOAT DEBRIS VAC; POOR 60900211 PARKS BILLY GOAT KD5111C N/A DOT 32 JACOBSEN AR2500 MOWER; POOR 34502500204 PARKS JACOBSEN 945025 N/A DOT 33 CROWN FORKLIFT; POOR H-15230 PARKS CROWN 40WBTF-S N/A DOT 2015B AUCTION No. DESCRIPTION AND CONDITION SERIAL OR VIN COUNTY DEPARTMENT YEAR MAKE MODEL MILEAGE LOCATION OF SURPLUS 34 GOOSEN DEBRIS BLOWER; GOOD 366 PARKS GOOSEN BL 2 N/A DOT 35 GOOSEN DEBRIS BLOWER; GOOD 387 PARKS GOOSEN BL 2 N/A DOT 36 OLATHE AERATOR/SEEDER; POOR 93-931939 PARKS OLATHE ADO N/A DOT 37 RAM STUMPER; POOR
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