By clicking on "Sign up", you agree to the letgo Terms & Conditions and Privacy PolicyThe Habitat ReStore offers new and gently used kitchen and bathroom cabinets such as kitchen cabinet sets, pantry cabinets, bathroom vanities, medicine cabinets, and garage cabinets. Styles include both traditional and European and we stock mostly solid oak, cherry, pine, alder, maple, and mahogany cabinets, but also come MDF cabinets that are in great shape. Doing Business with Illinois CMS Property Control is charged with the administration and disposal of all surplus personal property generated by state agencies, boards, commissions, universities, and constitutional office-holders, and excess and surplus property no longer needed by the U. S. Government. Property Control is comprised of three program sections: Law Enforcement Support Office (LESO) STATE SURPLUS property is made available by priority to state government entities on a “first come, first serve” basis. A Virtual Warehouse of property available to Illinois state agencies is available here.
When property is no longer needed by state government, property is made available next to units of local government (cities, towns, counties, etc) and non-profit organizations (501c, organizations providing assistance to homeless, food banks, etc.). State Surplus also administers recycling programs. Our Recycling services help state agencies to properly dispose of or recycle unusable items if they cannot be re-distributed by Surplus Property to other state entities. Local governments, qualifying not-for-profit organizations and the public may view the available State surplus equipment at central warehouse in Springfield Mondays thru Friday (except holidays) from 12:30 p.m. until 4 p.m. A nominal service charge is assessed depending on the age and condition of each item of property to cover overhead costs. State Surplus Public Auctions (iBid) Often called "the eBay® of Illinois," iBid is the State's online auction website. The iBid web site allows users to browse and bid for items currently available for sale at public auction.
Auctions are held weekly at http://ibid.illinois.gov and interested bidders can find vehicles, office furniture, electronics, machine shop equipment...and much more each week! Cities and other local governments in Illinois can apply to become a “Seller” of local government surplus and use the State's surplus property online auction website to dispose of their unneeded equipment. Interested Units of Local Government should call (217) 785-6903. iBid can help local governments reap the highest return to its taxpayers from thousands of interested bidders throughout Illinois and around the world, at significantly lower fees than most online auction services. CMS Property Control also administers the distribution of FEDERAL SURPLUS property under rules promulgated by the U.S. General Services Administration. Federal Surplus generally includes equipment such as vehicles, electronics, food service equipment, hand-tools, outdoor equipment, etc. Organizations interested in enrollment are typically Units of Local government or provide community-based health or human services (non-profits, museums, libraries, etc).
Federal Property not transferred to eligible organizations, or no longer used or required by the U. S. Government may be sold at public online auction at: http://gsaauctions.gov/gsaauctions/gsaauctions/. Illinois law enforcement agencies are eligible for enrollment in a special equipment program administered by the Illinois Department of Central Management Services, Law Enforcement Support Office Program. The Secretary of Defense is authorized by Title 10 USC § 2576a, 1033 LESO Program, to transfer to Federal and State Agencies, personal property that is excess to the needs of the DOD and that the Secretary determines is suitable to be used by such agencies in law enforcement activities, with emphasis on counter-drug/counter-terrorism activities, under such terms prescribed by the Secretary. The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) defines law enforcement activities as activities performed by government agencies whose primary function is the enforcement of applicable Federal, State, and local laws and whose compensated law enforcement officers have powers of arrest and apprehension.
For more information about CMS Property Control, please contact: CMS Federal & State Surplus Property Division1924 S. 10 1/2 St.Springfield, IL 62703email: CMS.Surplus@illinois.govvoice (State): 217-785-6903voice (Federal): 217-785-6903voice (LESO): 217-558-1425 > furniture in Ottawa Get an alert with the newest ads for furniture in Ottawa.Collecting: French Style Chairs image frenchcountrycottagesWith their diminutive scale & charming details- French style chairs are classic pieces that are perfect for adding to your home. You know how sometimes when you wander in to a thrift store or antique shop...Read More about Collecting: French Style ChairsIn March of 1936, J.L. McGrath left his position as a typewriter service technician with the Underwood Typewriter Company to begin his own business. In the early days, his inventory consisted of one typewriter at a time until he sold enough to stock multiple typewriters. With the help of his wife Irene, his business gradually grew to the point of handling most of the typewriter business in Will and Grundy counties.
In 1960, J.L. and Irene's daughter Priscilla married Robert Borgstrom. When Robert finished his service in the U.S. Navy in 1964, he and Priscilla returned to Joliet to take over the family business. In 1965, Robert opened a branch of McGrath Office Equipment in downtown Morris. Jim Provancal was hired to manage the Morris store, while Robert continued to handle the Will county business from the Joliet store. Robert and Priscilla Borgstrom Today, McGrath Office Equipment is managed by the four sons of Robert and Priscilla. Bob Jr. and Mark manage the Joliet office at 710 West Jefferson Street. Chris and Jeff manage the location on Liberty Street in downtown Morris. McGrath's has grown from a true "Mom and Pop" store to an affordable supplier of everything for the office. Mark, Chris, Bob Jr. and Jeff Borgstrom As the typewriter business has changed over the past 75 years, so has McGrath Office Equipment. Today, McGrath Office Equipment supplies area businesses with copy equipment - full color and black & white, as well as printing, faxing, and scanning equipment all supported by factory and network trained service personnel.