The Missouri Surplus and Recycling Program serves as a unified resource dedicated to helping Missouri government reduce waste, save money, and promote sustainability. By bringing state and federal surplus property management together with comprehensive recycling initiatives, the program creates a single, streamlined hub for fiscal and environmental responsibility.
The program maximizes resources through a cohesive approach to property management and waste reduction:
- State and Federal Surplus: We maximize the lifecycle of excess assets through the reuse, transfer, or auction of state and federal property. This includes the Federal Surplus Property Donation Program, which enables eligible non-federal organizations to acquire property the federal government no longer needs.
- Responsible Recycling: We partner with State employees and agencies to facilitate strategies for the reuse and recycling of State property, ensuring that sustainability is integrated into everyday operations.
- Growth through Partnership: Our unified program advances these goals through community outreach, recognition of excellence, and the development of new strategic partnerships.
Learn more about our integrated surplus and recycling efforts by clicking the buttons below. Visit About Surplus Property to review eligibility requirements to become a donee and submit an eligibility application.
