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1stStrike Oilfield Surplus Auction Catalog August 2020 August 2020 1stStrike Oilfield Surplus Auction Saturday August 1st, 2020 Open @ 7:00am Auction Starts @ 8:30am 1096 Van Horn Road, Fairbanks, Alaska Inspection: Saturday July 25th through Friday July 31st 9:00am to 5:00pm Load-out: 10:00am to 5:00pm on Sunday August 2nd and 9:00am to 5:00pm Monday August 3rd through Saturday August 8th Welcome to the Oilfield Surplus Auction including inventory from the primary North Slope companies and other major industrial companies. This auction includes Heavy Equipment, Vehicles, Trucks, Industrial Products, Construction Equipment, Pipeline Surplus, and more. All terms and conditions applicable to material consigned shall likewise be applicable to any and all additional Consignors, as appropriate. Immediately upon bid award, buyer is responsible for securing lot(s) to the maximum extent possible to protect from weather, theft, or any other loss. Recommendation or approval of cargo carriers or handlers by any employee or any affiliated entity of 1stStrike, shall be done only as an accommodation to the Buyer. The Buyer acknowledges and agrees that they shall have no rights or remedies based upon any act or omission by a cargo carrier or handler. Loading assistance is provided as a courtesy, however, purchaser assumes all risk and responsibility for loading and removal of purchases. 1stStrike reserves the right to require proof of adequate insurance coverage from any purchaser for items requiring dismantling, rigging or hot cutting. Documents of transfer, including motor vehicle ownership documents will be provided to the purchaser within seven days following the auction or as soon thereafter as such documents are available. Image and audio video recordings of the auction are allowed only by permission of 1stStrike. Participation in this auction by any bidder constitutes permission to allow the use of and publication of said recordings. Participant contact information may be used for marketing purposes. Sale day announcements supersede any and all previously published or oral information. The terms and conditions in this catalog, the registration form, posted signs, along with any modifications expressly made by the auctioneer at the time of the auction constitute all the terms and conditions with respect to the sale of items at this auction. Load-out deadline is 8/08/2020. Storage fees of $100 per day, per lot apply thereafter. Copyright © 2020 1stStrike. All rights reserved. 1stStrike Oilfield Surplus Auction Catalog August 2020 AUCTION SALE TERMS AND CONDITIONS 1. 1stStrike Asset Management, (hereinafter 1stStrike), is 7. Title shall pass to Buyer upon receipt by 1stStrike of the total conducting this auction sale for Property Owner, hereinafter purchase price. Risk of loss or damage shall pass to Buyer on Consignor. All auction sales made shall be governed by the the day of sale. Titles lost by the Buyer which require 1stStrike to terms and conditions set forth herein. acquire a new title will incur a non-negotiable $200 title processing service charge in addition to any associated DMV fees. 2. All material is sold "as is, where is", without warranty or If title is relinquished as provided herein, buyer hereby guarantee of any kind. Material is defined as any lot, item, or any acknowledges title transfer to Consignor and 1stStrike and buyer portion there of. Consignor and 1stStrike expressly disclaim all disclaims any further right to title or interest in the material. warranties including, without limitation, warranties of merchantability, quality, condition, age, model, year of 8. All material must be removed from the auction site's premises on manufacture, and fitness for any purpose, warranties as to patent or before 8/08/20. Removal time is of the essence. If the material is infringement and warranties regarding the condition of the not removed by said date, Consignor may, at their option, instead premises on which material is located. of or in addition to pursuing other remedies, cancel the sale, and/or store the material at a site of their choice and/or resell or 3. Buyer, on behalf of themselves and their successors, otherwise dispose of the material in any manner they may choose. assignees and vendees, hereby waives, releases and Proceeds of resale, if any, shall belong to Consignor and 1stStrike. relinquishes all claims whatsoever against 1stStrike, Consignors All expenses of storage, resale, and disposal shall be borne by the and their respective agents, servants, and independent buyer. In the event of such cancellation and resale, payments made contractors arising out of or relating to the material purchased, its by the buyer on account of the purchase price may be applied condition, use, operation, transportation, or resale including, but against expenses of storage and resale and against further not limited to, claims based on negligence, warranty, contract, or damages sustained by Consignor or 1stStrike with any remaining strict or absolute liability. The buyer shall examine the material sums not so applied being returned to the buyer. A non- for possible hazards and for compliance with applicable federal refundable storage fee of and state laws and regulations. If the material is hazardous or $100 per day per lot, will be charged to the buyer for any surplus otherwise defective, the buyer shall correct such hazards and materials remaining on the auction site's premises after 08/08/20. defects prior to use or resale. Buyer agrees to hold Consignor and 1stStrike harmless from and against all loss or damages sustained as a result of buyer's 4. Any description of material including but not limited to failure to pay for or remove the material or for any other failure to odometer, mileage and hour meter appearing in any brochure, perform his obligations hereunder. catalog, inventory or other document provided to buyer by Consignor is believed to be correct. However, any such 9. Buyer shall be deemed to have inspected the premises and to description and any statement, whether oral or written, made by be familiar with all conditions relative to removal of material. any person concerning any item is not necessarily accurate and Consignor and 1stStrike reserve the right to reclaim title to the shall not be construed as a warranty, expressed or implied. material and/or resell and/or otherwise dispose of any property Buyer's failure to inspect the material or to satisfy himself as to its not paid for in full by August 6th or not removed from the condition, quantity, location, or the accuracy of the description premises by 8/08/20. Buyer shall pay for any expenses of resale will not constitute grounds for any claim for damages or and collection and for all damages resulting from resale. adjustments or for cancellation of purchases. 10. The Auctioneer reserves the right to group lots, make lots 5. The total purchase price, together with all applicable taxes smaller or to add or delete material at Auctioneer's sole (which buyer will bear unless exempt therefrom) shall be paid by discretion, as well as the right to offer individually and/or as a group. buyer no later than August 3rd in the form of cash, cashier's Auctioneer also reserves the right not to accept or acknowledge check, money order, bank transfer, or credit card with a 4% fee. any bid which exceeds the previous bid by an amount less than the All cashier's checks shall be made payable to "1stStrike Asset increase called for by the Auctioneer in the course of bidding. Management". No material can be removed until total payment is received or good funds are verified by the 1stStrike. 6. The Auctioneer shall designate the buyer after each lot item is auctioned. If a dispute arises between two or more bidders, the Auctioneer shall have the right to reopen the bidding. His designation of a buyer shall be final. Copyright © 2020 1stStrike. All rights reserved. 1stStrike Oilfield Surplus Auction Catalog August 2020 11. Neither buyer's rights nor buyer's obligations shall be 16. Buyer agrees to obtain Consignor's approval prior to making assigned in whole or in part without prior written approval of publicity releases of announcements regarding buyer's activities or 1stStrike. participation in connection with this sale. Use of Consignor's name or any variant thereof without the prior written approval of 12. Buyer agrees to pay and satisfy all claims for labor and Consignor is prohibited. materials employed or used by him in connection with or arising out of his purchase of auction lots, to permit no liens of any kind to 17. Buyer shall carry out this transaction in a good, businesslike, be fixed upon or against Consignor or 1stStrike's property by his and efficient manner. laborers, mechanics, or suppliers and to indemnify, protect and save Consignor and 1ststrike harmless from and against all such 18. All rights and remedies of Consignors and 1stStrike claims and liens. If any lien claim remains unsatisfied at the time described herein are cumulative. Nothing contained herein shall in delivery is to be made to buyer, Consignor may, at their discretion any way limit other consistent rights or remedies. and without prejudice to any other rights or remedies, cancel the sale and/or retain possession of material until the lien has been 19. This transaction and the terms and conditions hereof shall be discharged. construed in accordance with and governed by the laws of the State of Alaska. 13. Buyer assumes all risks incident to being on Consignor's or 1stStrike's premises (whether owned or leased) and/or incident 20. This agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the to this sale or the material sold. parties hereto with respect to the subject matter hereof, and cancels and supersedes all prior negotiations, representation or 14.
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  • 11-19-0907 Intended Specification

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    INTENDED SPECIFICATIONS BID 11-19-0907 NOTICE: FSA will not be adding any new specifications or models for Bid 11-19-0907. We will only be correcting the model numbers that are listed below. July 13th: Specification #01 – Full Size Pursuit Vehicles – RWD (Police Package) Ford Crown Victoria (P7B/720A) Chevrolet Caprice (1EW19/9C1) Dodge Charger (LDDE48/29A) Specification #02 – Full Size Pursuit Vehicles – FWD (Police Package) Chevrolet Impala (1WS19/9C1) Specification #03 – Full Size Utility Vehicles – RWD (Police Package) Ford Explorer Chevrolet Tahoe 1500 (CC10706/PPV) Specification #04 – Full Size 4-Door Administrative Vehicles Ford Crown Victoria (P7C) Ford Taurus (P2D) Chevrolet Impala (1WF19) Dodge Charger (LDDM48) Specification #05 – Mid Size 4-Door Administrative Vehicles Ford Fusion (P0H) Chevrolet Malibu (1ZJ69) Dodge Avenger (JSDH41) Toyota Camry (2552) Specification #06 – Compact 4-Door Administrative Vehicles Ford Focus (P3E) Chevrolet Cruze (1PL69) Dodge Caliber (PMDP49) Toyota Corolla (1832) Specification #07 – Hybrid 4-Door Administrative Vehicles Ford Fusion (P0L) Honda Civic (FA3629EW) Toyota Camry (2560) Toyota Prius (1223) Specification #08 – Small 2 Passenger Electric Vehicle Electro Bubble Buddy (2P) Global Electric Motors (e2) Specification #09 – Three Wheeled Personal Transporter, Electric T3 Personal Mobility Vehicle Specification #10 – Off-Road Utility Vehicle - 4 Wheel Drive American Sportsworks CW650 Bobcat 3400 Case IH Scout XL Club Car XRT 1550 2011 Intended Specifications Page 1 Specification #10 – Off-Road