Military Planning and Conduct Capability (MPCC) launches a transparent divestment process

The auction is conducted through the specialised platform Escrapalia (Surus Group).

The Military Planning and Conduct Capability (MPCC) has launched a public auction of a wide range of material from the EUTM Mali mission. The assets, formerly stationed at the Daoiz y Velarde Barracks in Paterna (Valencia) and now transferred to Puerto Sagunto, represent key components of the EU’s operational footprint in Mali over more than a decade.

This initiative is part of the MPCC’s institutional strategy to ensure that the drawdown of missions is conducted professionally. Through efficient, secure and fully documented procedures that respect EU rules on health, technology, dual-use items and financial accountability. The operation also reflects the Union’s commitment to circular-economy principles, ensuring that assets retain value and continue to serve civilian or institutional purposes. Now located in Puerto Sagunto, the assets were previously stored at the Daoiz y Velarde Barracks (Paterna, Valencia). The auction is conducted through the specialised platform Escrapalia (Surus Group).

Assets

Assets currently available include:

Armoured vehicle and fire truck
A modified Toyota Land Cruiser 200 (up-armoured to approximately B6 level, suitable for civil-protection or diplomatic functions) and a FUSO Canter 4x4 fire truck configured for rapid-response or forest-fire operations, with a double cabin and specialised equipment.
Starting price: €150 each.

Logistical and medical containers
Sixteen 20-foot maritime containers and seventeen adapted medical modules previously used in field-hospital structures, currently stored in Puerto Sagunto.
Bidding starts at €400.

Medical and radiological equipment
Forty lots of medical material (monitors, defibrillators, aspirators, stretchers) starting between €10 and €150. Two X-ray systems, including a wall mount and radiological table, start at €150.

Electronic and ballistic equipment
Fifty-nine lots of electronic equipment (projectors, TVs, speakers, video-conferencing systems) and ballistic protection equipment (78 ballistic vests and 78 helmets), with bids from €10.

Participation conditions

Any natural or legal person may participate (except for lots restricted to authorised entities). Registration is free of charge. Participants place the required deposit, may request an on site visit to inspect assets, and submit their bids online in a secure and transparent environment.

Military Planning and Conduct Capability (MPCC)

The MPCC serves as the military headquarters of the European Union for the conduct of non-executive military missions, under the authority of the High Representative and within the framework of the European External Action Service (EEAS).