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18 new items up for bid from Pennsylvania State Surplus, Pa on GovDeals

18 new listings in the past 24 hours, closing November 3 to November 10.

UX News · Nov 1, 2026, 1:07 AM EDT · Updated Nov 1, 2026, 1:07 AM EST
New auctions
18
Seller
Pennsylvania State Surplus, Pa
Platform
GovDeals
State
Pennsylvania
First closes
November 3

Pennsylvania State Surplus, Pa in Pennsylvania has put 18 new auctions up for bid on GovDeals, all added to the UX Search index in the past 24 hours. The batch includes 13 items, 4 furniture lots, 1 piece of equipment.

The first of these auctions closes on November 3 and the last on November 10. Current bids run from $5 to $500, and they will move as bidding goes on.

Among the higher bids so far, Lot of 4 Chocolate Spa SAS stands at $500, Rational Steamer / Cooker stands at $400 and Hobart Potato Peeler stands at $250. Those bids are as of this writing and can rise before the close.

Bidding, payment and pickup all happen on GovDeals, under Pennsylvania State Surplus, Pa's own terms. Each listing below links to its page on UX Search, which shows the current bid, the closing time and what similar items have sold for.

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Written by UX News from the UX Search live index and the UX Auctions sold archive, Nov 1, 2026, 1:07 AM EDT, numbers updated Nov 1, 2026, 1:07 AM EST. Counts are as of that time; bids and closing times change, so each listing's own page has the latest. UX News covers government agencies and auction platforms, not private sellers.