What is a Donee?
A donee is a Louisiana based entity which consists of Louisiana state government, local government and qualified non-profits who meet eligibility requirements.

What do I have to do to become a Donee?
Review our eligibility requirements to see if you qualify. If you believe you may qualify, complete the application of eligibility and send it to us either by fax (225) 342-7863 or mail to LA Federal Property Assistance Agency, 1635 Foss Drive, Baton Rouge, LA 70802.

Do you have auctions for the public?
Yes. Our agency does not hold onsite public auctions; however, wehave property featured on the GSA (General Service Administration) website: www.gsaauctions.gov.

Is there a limit to the amount and types of property that can be acquired?
No.

Can I send someone to pick up and sign for property on my behalf?
Yes, as long as the person is listed as an authorized representative for your agency. If the person is not, then have the chief administratorto send a memo on the agency's letterhead authorizing the individual to sign.

Can we dispose of federal property?
Federal property may be disposed of by a donee when the compliance period has been satisfied and all other property regulations are complete. Non-compliance items have a limit of 12 months before disposal. Compliance items cannot be disposed until 18 months from the in service date. Donees should follow their respective disposal procedures.
Vessels (50 feet or more in length) and aircraft with a unit acquisition cost of $5,000 or more including combat aircraft cannot be disposed of until 48 months from the in-service date with written permission from the state agency if applicable.

Does federal property include land?
No, it includes movable federal surplus supplies and equipment.