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Federal position managing disposal of excess and surplus government property including evaluation, marketing, sale, and transfer of federal assets through authorized disposal channels.
2025 Base Pay (before locality adjustment)
| Grade | Step 1 | Step 2 | Step 3 | Step 4 | Step 5 | Step 6 | Step 7 | Step 8 | Step 9 | Step 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GS-5 | $34,454 | $35,603 | $36,752 | $37,901 | $39,050 | $40,199 | $41,348 | $42,497 | $43,646 | $44,786 |
| GS-7 | $42,679 | $44,102 | $45,525 | $46,948 | $48,371 | $49,794 | $51,217 | $52,640 | $54,063 | $55,486 |
| GS-9 | $52,205 | $53,945 | $55,685 | $57,425 | $59,165 | $60,905 | $62,645 | $64,385 | $66,125 | $67,865 |
| GS-11 | $63,163 | $65,268 | $67,373 | $69,478 | $71,583 | $73,688 | $75,793 | $77,898 | $80,003 | $82,108 |
| GS-12 | $75,706 | $78,229 | $80,752 | $83,275 | $85,798 | $88,321 | $90,844 | $93,367 | $95,890 | $98,422 |
| GS-13 | $90,025 | $93,026 | $96,027 | $99,028 | $102,029 | $105,030 | $108,031 | $111,032 | $114,033 | $117,034 |
| GS-14 | $106,382 | $109,928 | $113,474 | $117,020 | $120,566 | $124,112 | $127,658 | $131,204 | $134,750 | $138,296 |
| GS-15 | $125,133 | $129,304 | $133,475 | $137,646 | $141,817 | $145,988 | $150,159 | $154,330 | $158,501 | $162,672 |
Note: These are 2025 base pay rates. Most federal employees receive locality pay adjustments of 15-40%+ depending on location.
Official OPM qualification standards for GS-1104
Individual Occupational Requirements:
Education:
OR
Experience: Experience in property disposal, surplus property management, or sales.
Education and Experience Requirements (Group Standard):
This is a two-grade interval series. Positions follow the GS-5, GS-7, GS-9, GS-11, GS-12 progression pattern.
| Grade | Education | Experience | Combined |
|---|---|---|---|
| GS-5 | Bachelor's degree in any field from accredited college/university | 3 years progressively responsible experience, 1 year equivalent to GS-4 | Equivalent combinations qualifying |
| GS-7 | 1 full year graduate education OR Superior Academic Achievement | 1 year specialized experience equivalent to GS-5 | Combinations of graduate education and experience |
| GS-9 | 2 years graduate education or master's degree | 1 year specialized experience equivalent to GS-7 | Combinations of graduate education (excess of GS-7 requirement) and experience |
| GS-11 | 3 years graduate education or Ph.D. or equivalent doctoral degree | 1 year specialized experience equivalent to GS-9 | Combinations of graduate education (excess of GS-9 requirement) and experience |
| GS-12+ | Not applicable | 1 year specialized experience equivalent to next lower grade | N/A |
Superior Academic Achievement (for GS-7):
Graduate Education: One year of full-time graduate education is the number of credit hours the school determines represents 1 year of full-time study. If unavailable, 18 semester hours satisfies the 1-year requirement.
Specialized Experience: Experience that equipped the applicant with the particular knowledge, skills, and abilities to perform successfully the duties of the position.
Step-by-step guide to landing a federal property disposal position
Read the OPM qualification standards above to understand the education and experience requirements for your target grade level.
Match your years of experience and education to the appropriate GS grade. Generally: GS-5 (entry), GS-7/9 (junior), GS-11/12 (journey), GS-13+ (senior).
Collect your DD-214, SF-50 (if applicable), transcripts, certifications, and any training records that demonstrate your qualifications.
Create a detailed federal resume (2-5 pages) that addresses every qualification requirement. Include hours worked per week, supervisor contact info, and specific accomplishments.
Search for open positions, carefully answer all assessment questions, and submit your application before the closing date.
Knowledge of various property disposal methods and regulations.
Ability to assess property value and condition.
Skill in conducting property sales and auctions.
Understanding of federal property disposal regulations.
Ability to maintain disposal records and reports.
Skill in coordinating with agencies and buyers.
Knowledge of environmental requirements for disposal.
Ability to market surplus property for sale.
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GS-1104 Property Disposal Specialists manage disposal of excess and surplus government property. They evaluate conditions, determine disposal methods, coordinate transfers, conduct sales and auctions, and maximize property recovery value. They work at DLA, GSA, and agencies disposing of federal assets.
GS-1104 follows a two-grade interval: GS-5/7/9/11/12. Entry at GS-5 ($34,454), journeyman at GS-9/11 ($52,205-$82,108), senior specialists at GS-11/12 ($63,163-$98,422). Program managers reach GS-12. Add locality pay.
At GS-5, you need a degree in business or related field OR equivalent experience. Higher grades require specialized property disposal experience. Knowledge of federal disposal regulations, sales procedures, and property evaluation is essential.
Yes. Military supply, DRMO experience, or property disposal duties directly qualify. If you processed excess equipment, coordinated turn-ins, or participated in property disposal operations, that experience translates. Your understanding of military disposal processes is valuable.
Entry at GS-5/7 with progression to GS-9/11. Senior specialists and program managers reach GS-11/12. DLA Disposition Services offers the most positions. GSA also has disposal operations. Experience with specific property types enhances advancement.
Search USAJOBS for 'Property Disposal Specialist' or 'Utilization and Disposal.' DLA Disposition Services is the primary employer with locations nationwide. Highlight your property management and disposal experience. Veterans with DRMO or supply backgrounds have applicable qualifications.
Create a tailored federal resume that meets OPM standards.