Answer: Computers cannot be sold on
Public Surplus even in good condition. Working computers, laptops and hard drives should be listed on
Public Surplus to be offered for reallocation to other state agencies, municipalities and non-profits and if not claimed, will go through the
electronics recycling vendor process once you receive a Recycle Ticket. Broken electronics should immediately be posted as scrap requests to go through the process for electronic recycling, as well. Good electronics, such as flat screen monitors, keyboards, mice, speakers, etc. are sold on
Public Surplus to the public, if not reallocated.