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Lost & Found Bike Auction: Online – April 2026

UC Surplus is pleased to announce that our next online bike auction will take place this April. To participate, all interested bidders must register a Public Surplus account by the end of February.

Early registration ensures your eligibility to bid and allows you to browse our full inventory of available items.

Payment:

  • All payments must be made on Public Surplus

Pick up/Delivery:

  • Moving Services can facilitate campus deliveries. 

  • Private sales MUST be removed by the buyer on the day of purchase. 

For inquiries, please contact our team at ucsurplus@berkeley.edu

We look forward to your participation!

About Property Management

Property Management is a service unit within Supply Chain Management. We are responsible for post-purchase processes associated with many of the physical goods required by the campus, as well as providing related useful services.

We provide:

  • Accurate and timely delivery of purchased goods
  • Management and control of inventorial and non-inventorial equipment
  • Sale and disposal of surplus UC Berkeley campus property
  • Acquisition, assistance, and management of the University's fleet of vehicles
  • Moving and special event support services
  • Administration of the campus secured rental storage space program

Property Management welcomes visitors!

However, due to limited staffing we request you make an appointment in advance.

Additionally, please be aware that our operations include spaces that can be busy with staff operating equipment that could present dangers to visitors.  

Therefore:

  • All deliveries and visitors should check in when they arrive at the site.
  • All visitors must wear closed-toed shoes inside the office and warehouse (no sandals, flip flops or crocs type footwear).
  • No animals except for designated and clearly identified Service and Emotional Support Animals are allowed in the building.  Animals that are walked in the parking lot must be leashed at all times.
The greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save it.
Robert Swan

SB 820

California Senate Bill 820 imposes additional restrictions for contracting out for services performed in buildings that have received capital state funding. As a condition for UC Berkeley receiving state capital funding, contracting out for covered services is generally not permissible. The list of UC Berkeley state-funded buildings can be found through Supply Chain Management here:

SB 820 Building Listing