Oklahoma Code § 74-62.7

of availability - Offer for sale to public entities.
A.  When the Department of Transportation determines that any
equipment or vehicle becomes excess, obsolete, antiquated, unused or
otherwise surplus, the Department shall notify the Office of
Management and Enterprise Services in writing that such equipment or
vehicle is surplus.  The notice shall identify:
1.  The type, brand or make, and country of manufacture of the
equipment or vehicle;
2.  The age of the equipment or vehicle including, but not
limited to, mileage;
3.  Whether the equipment or vehicle is in good working
condition or not;
4.  If the equipment or vehicle is not in good working
condition, whether it is in repairable condition at reasonable cost;
5.  Original cost of the equipment or vehicle; and
6.  Present value of the equipment or vehicle, if known.
B.  The Office of Management and Enterprise Services, with any
other notice of surplus property, shall notify the eligible
individuals or entities as provided in subsection C of this section
of the availability of the surplus property of the Department of
Transportation.
C.  Prior to any advertised public auction or advertised sealed
bids to all individuals and entities eligible for participation in
the surplus program, the Office, thirty (30) days prior to the
advertised auction date, shall offer, at fair market value, the

equipment or vehicles to the individuals or entities, in the
following order of priority:
1.  Other state agencies;
2.  Political subdivisions of the state;
3.  Rural fire departments located in this state;
4.  Rural water districts located in this state; and
5.  Multipurpose senior citizen centers located in this state.
D.  Any equipment or vehicles purchased pursuant to this section
shall be made available to the purchaser on the date of purchase.

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