Clark County Public Auction (CCPA) is a high-volume liquidation center located on Abels Lane, serving as one of the most diverse secondary market hubs in Southern Nevada. While they share a similar name with government agencies, CCPA is a private auction house that excels in the rapid liquidation of weekly estates, business bankruptcies, and massive retail overstock. Their facility acts as a "catch-all" for the Las Vegas market, where a single auction might feature anything from high-end designer furniture and rare collectibles to industrial tools and commercial appliances.

The auction house is particularly well-known for its weekly estate sales and boutique liquidations, often featuring large lots of "New-with-Tags" inventory from sources like the World Market Center. By utilizing a "Timed Online" bidding system, CCPA allows both local resellers and individual bargain hunters to compete for thousands of lots simultaneously. Their model is built on variety and volume, making them a primary destination for those looking to outfit a new office, stock a retail shop, or find unique high-margin items for online resale.