Dublin, Georgia Surpasses $1mln in Surplus Property Auction Sales on GovDeals
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Wednesday, Jul 16, 2025 8:35 am ET1min read
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Dublin's Purchasing Agent, Renee Robins, attributes the success to the city's commitment to selling surplus assets through GovDeals. "We've taken this program one auction at a time, made sure our auctions were in the best possible position to sell, and today our city has generated $1 million that it would not have otherwise," said Robins.
Over the years, Dublin has auctioned a variety of surplus items, including passenger vehicles, agricultural equipment, and collectibles. The city has conducted over 491 auctions on GovDeals since 2007. In 2025 alone, Dublin has achieved over $70,000 in surplus auction sales.
GovDeals, powered by Liquidity Services (NASDAQ: LQDT), has facilitated these sales by providing a transparent and accessible platform for government agencies and educational institutions to sell surplus assets. The platform's technology allows sellers to launch and manage listings quickly, with more control and lower fees than traditional auction solutions.
Michael Price, Vice President of Revenue at GovDeals, praised Dublin's achievement: "A milestone like this for a city of this size goes to show what happens when you’ve got an office that commits to getting the most out of our online platform and takes advantage of everything it offers."
New auctions can be found regularly on GovDeals, with the city planning to continue its partnership into the foreseeable future. New bidder registrations can be completed at GovDeals.com/Register.
References:
[1] https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/city-dublin-ga-achieves-1-123000642.html
• City of Dublin, GA, reaches $1mln in surplus property auction sales on GovDeals • Auction platform helps sell vehicles, equipment, and collectibles • Surplus sales generated over 20 years in a city with a population of 15,000 • Dublin Purchasing Agent Renee Robins praises consistent sales and proper auction positioning • GovDeals facilitates surplus sales for government agencies and educational institutions
The City of Dublin, Georgia, has achieved a significant milestone by surpassing $1 million in surplus property auction sales on GovDeals, a leading online auction marketplace for government agencies. This accomplishment marks nearly two decades of consistent sales, with Dublin first listing on the platform in January 2007 [1].Dublin's Purchasing Agent, Renee Robins, attributes the success to the city's commitment to selling surplus assets through GovDeals. "We've taken this program one auction at a time, made sure our auctions were in the best possible position to sell, and today our city has generated $1 million that it would not have otherwise," said Robins.
Over the years, Dublin has auctioned a variety of surplus items, including passenger vehicles, agricultural equipment, and collectibles. The city has conducted over 491 auctions on GovDeals since 2007. In 2025 alone, Dublin has achieved over $70,000 in surplus auction sales.
GovDeals, powered by Liquidity Services (NASDAQ: LQDT), has facilitated these sales by providing a transparent and accessible platform for government agencies and educational institutions to sell surplus assets. The platform's technology allows sellers to launch and manage listings quickly, with more control and lower fees than traditional auction solutions.
Michael Price, Vice President of Revenue at GovDeals, praised Dublin's achievement: "A milestone like this for a city of this size goes to show what happens when you’ve got an office that commits to getting the most out of our online platform and takes advantage of everything it offers."
New auctions can be found regularly on GovDeals, with the city planning to continue its partnership into the foreseeable future. New bidder registrations can be completed at GovDeals.com/Register.
References:
[1] https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/city-dublin-ga-achieves-1-123000642.html
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