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Surplus auction underway for DeKalb County Schools

By Emily Farlow
July 14, 2014

DeKalb County School District is selling surplus furniture, equipment, vehicles and supplies by an online auction.

Items such as HVAC equipment, office furniture, audio visual equipment, student furniture, household appliances and shop equipment are already available for auction online. To place a bid, visit the auction web page.

Bids can be placed 24/7 until the auction is over. Several items begin closing at 9 a.m. July 26. To preview auction items, contact Global Auction Services at 850-8780-3030 or info@globalauctionserv.com and make an appointment for July 24 or 25.

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