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HomeCrown Assets Distribution Centres (CADC), within Public Works and Government Services Canada, dispose of moveable federal government surplus materiel through 6 regional CADCs across Canada and its Headquarters, through direct sales and in some cases, through contracts with service providers. Sale methods include tenders, public sales and auctions.For over 50 years, CADCs have been involved in the direct sale of surplus materiel ranging from ships and cars to furniture and clothing as well as seized goods on behalf of federal government departments and agencies. CADCs also act as agents for foreign governments in the sale of their surplus assets located in Canada. CADCs also have working arrangements with certain European governments for disposal of Canadian military surplus located in their countries.
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