GovPlanet Auctions in South Carolina (SC)
Every live GovPlanet lot located in South Carolina, pulled fresh each night and shown next to the other 26 sources we track.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many GovPlanet auctions are live in South Carolina?
The count at the top of this page is live: it comes from the same index the search page uses and refreshes as lots are scraped and close. GovPlanet lots in South Carolina sit alongside listings from 26 other sources here, so you can compare a SC lot against the rest of the market before bidding rather than after.
Is GovPlanet legit?
Yes. GovPlanet sells ex-military rolling stock and equipment and is part of the Ritchie Bros group, which is publicly listed. Much of its inventory comes through the Department of Defense disposal chain. Vehicles are demilitarised before public sale, meaning armament is removed, so what you are bidding on is the truck or the generator rather than a weapons system.
Can a civilian buy from GovPlanet?
Yes, for the large majority of lots. Registration is open to the public. A minority of items carry end-use restrictions or export controls and say so on the listing, and some require a trade licence to collect. Read the lot terms before bidding rather than after winning.
What condition is ex-military equipment in?
Highly variable, and the inspection reports matter more than the photos. Military vehicles are maintained to a schedule but used hard and often stored outdoors for years before disposal. Assume deferred maintenance, budget for tyres, seals and batteries, and remember that a lowboy for an MRAP costs four figures.
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