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The materials, including steel bollards, recently appeared for sale on GovPlanet, a government surplus auction marketplace. During a news conference Monday, Trump expressed frustration with the ...

The remaining 40% was sold in June to government and military surplus company GovPlanet, which moved the materials to Arizona in December and listed them for auction on its website — some of it ...

The auctioning of border wall parts began in 2023 with parts listed for sale on GovPlanet.com, an online auction marketplace. The Defense Department's logistics agency told media outlets the ...

The remaining 40% of the excess materials were sold to GovPlanet, a private company that operates an online marketplace that auctions off and resells government surplus equipment, in June 2024.