The Indianapolis Airport Authority plans to sell thousands of items from its old passenger terminal during an auction next month.
The authority hopes to make at least $500,000 as it sells off building materials, office equipment, signs and other items, such as a 5-foot replica of the Statue of Liberty and 37 posters featuring Princess Diana.
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Airport officials say workers have spent months identifying which items should be sold and which should be reused or discarded. Industry-specific equipment such as jet bridges will be sold by closed bid, while some building infrastructure will be sold through negotiated sales.
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The airport's new $1 billion terminal opened in November, and officials expect to use revenue from the Aug. 4 auction to help cover a projected $15 million budget shortfall for this year.
The authority hopes to make at least $500,000 as it sells off building materials, office equipment, signs and other items, such as a 5-foot replica of the Statue of Liberty and 37 posters featuring Princess Diana.
More: Local News
Airport officials say workers have spent months identifying which items should be sold and which should be reused or discarded. Industry-specific equipment such as jet bridges will be sold by closed bid, while some building infrastructure will be sold through negotiated sales.
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The airport's new $1 billion terminal opened in November, and officials expect to use revenue from the Aug. 4 auction to help cover a projected $15 million budget shortfall for this year.
