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Rockland Auctions Contents of Closed Summit Park Nursing Home

Need a mechanical tower folder? Or a used dental chair? What about a 27-year-old x-ray machine?

NEW CITY, NY — Items that were once used at the Summit Park nursing home are now being auctioned by Rockland County.

The county-owned nursing home was closed nearly a year ago after a prospective buyer backed out of the deal at the last minute.

"Because we were forced to close Summit Park, we have no use for this equipment," said Rockland County Executive Ed Day in an announcement about the auction. "We are selling it at auction to make it available to others who can it."

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The county will keep proceeds from the sale.

The online auction for the equipment is now being held on GovDeals at www.govdeals.com, said Rockland Purchasing Director Paul Brennan. "Additional items are being added weekly," he said.

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Some new items are also being sold, including bed linen and patient gowns.

Rockland is selling the used equipment as is, subject to the terms of the auction. The winning bidder will be responsible for all de-installation and removal costs.

The County will make the equipment available for inspection by contacting the Purchasing Division on its website or by calling 845-364-3820.

All prospective bidders are welcome and encouraged to inspect the equipment prior to bidding.
The Auction may be viewed at the Purchasing Divisions website by clicking on the links at the bottom of the page or directly by clicking here.

Image: towel folding machine up for auction/ courtesy Rockland County

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