The commissioner shall dispose of obsolete and unusable equipment, surplus supplies and other unneeded materials, either by transfer to other governmental agencies or institutions, by exchange or trade, or by sale as junk or otherwise. The commissioner shall adopt and promulgate rules and regulations governing and controlling the disposition of all such equipment, supplies and materials. He shall advertise, by newspaper publication or otherwise, the availability or sales of such disposable equipment, supplies and materials and may sell same, in whole or in part, at public auction, or may transfer, exchange or trade same (if by exchange or trade, then without advertising), in whole or in part, as sound business practices may warrant under existing circumstances and conditions. The commissioner shall inventory all such disposable equipment, supplies and materials from time to time as quantity and stocks may warrant but shall make a complete semiannual inventory thereof as of the thirty-first day of March and September 30, of each year. He may report such inventories to the director of purchases whose services and facilities shall be available to the commissioner in making advantageous disposition of any part or all of such disposable equipment, supplies and materials. Such inventories shall briefly describe the disposable items, the date of purchase thereof, the vendor to the commissioner, the purchase price paid therefor and the commissioner's order number authorizing disposition thereof and shall indicate briefly the reason said items are no longer needed or can no longer be used by the commission. All such inventories shall be kept as public records open to public inspection at the office of the commissioner for a period of five years and may thereafter be destroyed.
Structure West Virginia Code
Chapter 17. Roads and Highways
Article 2A. West Virginia Commissioner of Highways
§17-2A-5. Disqualifications of Commissioner and Personnel; Vacation of Position
§17-2A-6. Accounting and Auditing; Financial Reports
§17-2A-6a. Independent Performance Audit of the Division of Highways
§17-2A-6b. Country Roads Accountability and Transparency
§17-2A-8. Powers, Duties, and Responsibilities of Commissioner
§17-2A-8a. Authority to Employ Expert Witnesses in Eminent Domain Proceedings; Compensation
§17-2A-8b. Authority to Provide Emergency Road Service
§17-2A-8c. Use of Public Carriage for Designated Employees
§17-2A-8d. Reimbursement for Volunteer Fire Departments
§17-2A-9. Persons Required to Assist Commissioner
§17-2A-11. Road Maps; Digital Road Map
§17-2A-12. Traffic Control Factors; Parking Regulations
§17-2A-13. Purchase or Acquisition of Materials, Supplies and Equipment
§17-2A-14. Disposition of Surplus, etc., Equipment and Materials; Inventories
§17-2A-15. Other Code Provisions Relating to Purchasing Not Controlling; Exceptions
§17-2A-16. Prequalification Disclosure by Vendors; Register of Vendors
§17-2A-17. Acquisition of Property for State Road Purposes; State Road Purposes Defined
§17-2A-17a. Acquisition of Property for Utility Accommodation Purposes; "Utility" Defined
§17-2A-18. Acquisition of Real Property Not Needed for Road Purposes
§17-2A-19. Sale, Exchange, or Lease of Real Property
§17-2A-19a. Transfer of Airspace; Procedures to Be Followed
§17-2A-21. Commissioner Authorized to Contract for Implementation of Litter Control Programs
§17-2A-22. Administration of Engineering and Design Related Service Contracts
§17-2A-23. Administration of Commercial Vehicle and Equipment Related Work Orders
§17-2A-24. Special Employment Procedures for Division of Highways Personnel