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Audit: State needs eBay-style auctions for surplus goods
WRAL.com Raleigh, N.C. — North Carolina is losing money by using sealed-bid auctions to dispose of surplus materials and should look into holding eBay-style auctions to create bidding wars to generate more revenue, according to a state audit released Wednesday. Audit finds N.C. losing money on surplus property sales and vehicle repairs |
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