The State Department for Environment and Climate Change under the Ministry of Environment has introduced a public auction of government cars and different assorted gadgets.
In the Tuesday, June 4 My Gov problem, the branch stated that the objects will be auctioned on June 14 and all involved bidders are urged to view the items before the set date.
“The State Department shall promote by way of public auction the indexed assorted furnishings, scrap metal boarded unserviceable motor motors on Friday, June 14, beginning from 10 am at the Kenya Meteorological Department places of work public sale grounds at Dagoretti Corner alongside Ngong Road,” study part of the awareness.
The objects consist of; unserviceable motors going for as little as Ksh30,000 and various items going for as low as Ksh800.
Some of the vehicles on public sale consist of; Isuzu NPR with a reserve price of Ksh250,000, Mitsubishi Van at Ksh150,000, Volkswagen Passat at Ksh200,000, Diahatsu Terio at Ksh298,000, Toyota Prado at Ksh300,000, and Mitsubishi V31W Pajero at Ksh100,000.
Others are; Toyota Corolla on the reserve price of Ksh80,000, Mitsubishi Pajero at Ksh120,000, Nissan Tida at Ksh30,000 and any other Volkswagen Passat at Ksh200,000.
These objects may be viewed at unique locations earlier than the auction date inclusive of NEMA places of work, KMD public sale ground, Wilson storage, site visitors headquarters, Tom’s automobile storage, and NHIF constructing workplaces.
All vehicles shall be sold on an as-is foundation.
Besides the motors, office furnishings is on auction with a reserve rate of Ksh20,000, hydrogen generators at Ksh2,000, garden mowers at Ksh1,000, concrete posts at Ksh800, galvanised water storage tanks at Ksh12,000, diesel tank at Ksh1,500, satellite tv for pc dish at Ksh2,000 and hydraulic motor components at Ksh2,000 among other items.
How to Bid
All interested bidders are requested to view the items at the indexed locations from June four to June eleven throughout running hours.
Interested bidders may be required to pay a Ksh10,000 refundable deposit to obtain a bidding number. The deposit will be paid in coins at the branch’s headquarters coins office on the eleventh ground.
“The deposit will be handled as a part of the fee for a hit bidders. Successful bidders must pay a deposit of 25% of the purchase rate by way of the autumn of the hammer,” reads a part of the attention.
All automobiles bought on the auctions will be collected inside the various places inside seven days after which the winner shall be charged Ksh1,000 a day in garage charge.
The successful bidders shall all pay prices relevant duties and taxes diverse with the transfer of the purchased motor automobiles.
“The unsuccessful bidders can be refunded bid deposits on presentation of the authentic receipt within a reasonable time after the public sale. The branch and the appointed auctioneer reserve the right to reject all bids under the reserve price,” examine a part of the notice.
