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Surplus will pick up any and all University equipment, purchased by or
donated to the University. This includes, but is not limited, to all data
processing equipment, scientific equipment, equipment used by service
departments, office furniture, and vehicles. Surplus will not pick
up trash or paper products, these items will be handled by the Facilities
Services Housekeepers.
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To
request items from Surplus, click the "Requests" button on the menu above.
Fill in the information on the Request web page and submit. We will
contact you by telephone every fifteen days to let you know we are still
are on the lookout and to check to see if you are still interested.
Requests will remain active for a period of 60 days, upon expiration a new
request must be submitted.
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Please do not show up at
the warehouse to look for something, this is not allowed due to customer safety.
Also,
we may not have the item you are looking for at that given moment, as our
inventory fluctuates rapidly. After you have requested an item
through our website, we will call you and set up an appointment for you to
view this property.
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Surplus requires the use of the UTSA Surplus Form 100, Surplus Property
Turn-in Form to be completed for all equipment. Submit the signed
original form to the Surplus Department directly through campus mail. The
Surplus Department will forward the form to the Capital Asset Manager to
authorize the transfer of capitalized or controlled items. The form may be
used to transfer all equipment: capitalized, controlled, or other,
including office furniture, vehicles, computers, and even refrigerators.
The form may be found on the surplus website under the Forms tab. There
is, also, a Continuation Sheet to post additional items.
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Surplus will schedule the pickup ASAP. You will not be notified as
the schedules are subject to change. When the Surplus representatives
arrive at the contact location, they will remove only those items
listed and identified on the Surplus Property Turn-In Form. Items
posted on the form, but not physically available at the time of pickup,
will not be removed and will be eliminated from the form. Likewise
items that are physically available for removal, but not annotated on the
form, will not be removed from the location. The Surplus Property
Turn-In Form must be fully and accurately completed by listing the proper
tag #, barcode #, serial #, etc. If the majority of the form is
inadequately completed, the equipment will remain with the department
until the form is corrected and resubmitted. The department contact will
be given a copy of the signed Surplus Property Turn-In Form confirming the
pickup of equipment. This is the only copy of that form that the
departments will receive from Surplus. The departments will be
responsible for monitoring the removal of the equipment from their unit
inventory listing and should contact the Surplus department if these items
are not removed from their unit’s inventory listing within 30 days after
pickup.
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No.
The service is absolutely free!
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If
the items have been picked up and still remain on your unit’s inventory
listing 30 days after their pick-up, submit a copy of the Turn-In form as
left by the Surplus Representatives, to the Surplus Department and request
removal of the items from your inventory listing.
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Just fill out the
UTSA Surplus Form 100, Surplus Property
Turn-in Form and send it in.
It is no longer a requirement for departments to erase computer hard
drives. Surplus will destroy all computer hard drive data as
required by the State Comptroller’s Office.
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Not
very likely. Items transferred to Surplus are often recycled, transferred
or disposed of, in accordance with local, state, and University policies
and procedures, as quickly as possible because Surplus has such limited
space for storage. By the time your department’s request for retrieval is
received, the item could be long transferred from the University already.
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As
the Surplus Department accumulates those items that may be auctioned,
notice will be posted via the UTSA Update, the Surplus website and also
the Express News providing details of the auction. Public auctions are
open to the public, not just to UTSA faculty, students and staff!
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