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County to seek local auction firms after $155,000 inventory quote; items moved in spring

Richland County Campus Reconfiguration Committee · November 25, 2024
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Summary

Staff reported a professional inventory quote of roughly $155,000 and the committee directed staff to pursue local auction firms that can inventory and auction items (taking a percentage) and to delay major moves until spring weather permits.

County staff told the Campus Reconfiguration Committee they obtained a professional inventory quote of about $155,000 to catalog and value campus items for possible sale; the committee directed staff to pursue local auction firms that can inventory and auction items on a contingency/percentage basis instead.

Staff noted winter conditions make large moves and on-site auction work difficult; committee members recommended using the winter months to identify items that must be preserved (IT equipment, virtual-court gear) and to prepare for spring inventory and possible auction. "It was upwards of $155,000," a staff member said of the professional-inventory quote.

The committee agreed to have departments flag equipment they want retained and to coordinate moving important items before any buildings are shut down. Consultants and staff will provide a detailed list of items, logistical plans and estimates for relocation and disposal for the committee’s next planning cycle.

Follow-up tasks assigned included contacting local auction houses, scheduling inventory timelines in spring, and ensuring critical IT systems slated for reuse are protected during winterization and any later moves.