KOMUFA
Oelde, Germany
- Trade buyers only
KOMUFA is a German auction platform for one thing: used municipal vehicles and machinery. It calls itself the digital hub for…
5 platforms · Germany
The German state sells its surplus through dedicated official platforms rather than commercial auctioneers, and each covers a different branch. Federal surplus, customs seizures, judicial sales and municipal fleets all have their own channel, with their own registration rules. The provenance is as clean as it gets — the seller is a public body and the paperwork is complete — but the terms are correspondingly rigid: no negotiation, sold as it stands, and payment and collection deadlines set by regulation. Several of these platforms exclude private buyers entirely.
Oelde, Germany
KOMUFA is a German auction platform for one thing: used municipal vehicles and machinery. It calls itself the digital hub for…
Schleusingen, Germany
Auktion-Mitteldeutschland is the auction arm of FireResQ Tec GmbH, based at Am Sättel 14 in Schleusingen, Thuringia. Stock comes…
Hamm, Germany
Justiz-Auktion is the online auction house of the German court system. Published by the Ministry of Justice of North…
Bad Hersfeld, Germany
Zoll-Auktion.de is run by Hauptzollamt Gießen, whose Arbeitsbereich Zoll-Auktion sits at Leinenweberstr. 2 in Bad Hersfeld, and…
Frankfurt, Germany
VEBEG GmbH is the disposal company of the German federal government, wholly owned by the Federal Republic of Germany and based at…
Only platforms with a fixed saleroom appear here. Several sell nationwide with the collection address published per lot, so the map shows fewer pins than there are platforms.