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LSU Men's & Women's Basketball Court Flooring (Maravich Assembly led Saturday's government auction sales at $29,000

What sold at U.S. government surplus auctions on October 31, 2026: 1,470 lots closed at a median winning bid of $36.

By the GovAuctions data desk, edited by Ben Wallace

Lots closed

1,470

Closed with a bid

1,330

Median winning bid

$36

Total winning bids

$1,110,075

1,470 U.S. government surplus lots finished bidding on Saturday, October 31, 2026. 1,330 of them closed with at least one bid, at a median winning bid of $36.

The biggest sale was LSU Men's & Women's Basketball Court Flooring (Maravich Assembly from Louisiana State Surplus in Baton Rouge, LA, which closed at $29,000 after 60 bids.

Below is the top sale in each category that we could re-check after the auction closed. Prices are final winning bids, before any buyer's premium.

LSU Men's & Women's Basketball Court Flooring (Maravich Assembly Center)

Biggest sale of the day

LSU Men's & Women's Basketball Court Flooring (Maravich Assembly Center)

Sold for $29,000 after 60 bids

Louisiana State Surplus · Baton Rouge, LA

Varian Vivta CCD Spectrometer Inductively Coupled Plasma-A

Top medical or scientific sale

Varian Vivta CCD Spectrometer Inductively Coupled Plasma-A

Sold for $25,000

Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory · Batavia, IL

2003 Ford Winnebago WFD30B Mobile Office

Top vehicle sale

2003 Ford Winnebago WFD30B Mobile Office

Sold for $16,000 after 79 bids

State of Oregon · Salem, OR

Motorola APX 7500 radios 30 total

Top sale, everything else

Motorola APX 7500 radios 30 total

Sold for $15,411 after 28 bids

State of Iowa · Des Moines, IA

2015 Wacker ST45 Skid Steer

Top heavy equipment sale

2015 Wacker ST45 Skid Steer

Sold for $8,300 after 42 bids

Plateau Utility District · Wartburg, TN

How this was made. Government-seller lots on official surplus auction sites that finished bidding on October 31, 2026 (UTC). Named lots are limited to sales re-checked after close. Every figure comes straight from our auction records and is frozen as of publication. See our methodology.

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