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By tracking the acquisition and disposition of nearly 100,000 items, the VPF Property Office helps you manage your DLCI’s equipment and furniture needs efficiently and economically.

When you relocate a piece of equipment from its recorded location for a significant period of time, you must notify the VPF Property Office.

Your DLCI may receive authorization to fabricate a new piece of equipment in connection with a research contract or grant.

Take immediate action to report any equipment that has been damaged or that you suspect has been stolen. Here’s how to start the process.

Every piece of new equipment that your DLCI acquires with a value of $5,000 and above, must be tagged by the VPF Property Office.

A gift-in-kind is a donation of goods, such as equipment, art, or historical items. When your DLCI receives a gift-in-kind, be sure to report the donation to the Office of the Recording Secretary (RSO) and to the Property Office.

Although disposing of your DLCI’s surplus equipment and furniture isn’t complicated, you must follow a few key procedures. Here’s how to get started.

As a member of the MIT community, you can buy a used laptop, desktop computer, tablet, or smartphone from the Institute. Purchasing surplus equipment is a great way to save money and put good equipment to use while reducing the cost to MIT for disposal of computing devices.
Here’s how to get started.

Whether coming in or going out, transferred equipment must be properly accounted for by your DLCI. Here’s how to manage the process.