Opportunity
Federal Register #CP2024-288; CP2024-305; MC2026-188; MC2026-189; MC2026-190
USPS Negotiated Service Agreements for Competitive Postal Products
Buyer
POSTAL REG COMMISSION - DC
Posted
April 07, 2026
Respond By
April 10, 2026
Identifier
CP2024-288; CP2024-305; MC2026-188; MC2026-189; MC2026-190
NAICS
491110
This notice from the Postal Regulatory Commission details recent United States Postal Service filings for new and modified negotiated service agreements covering competitive postal products. - Government Buyer: - Postal Regulatory Commission (federal agency) - United States Postal Service (USPS) as the service provider and OEM - OEMs and Vendors: - United States Postal Service (USPS) - Products/Services Requested: - Modifications to existing international postal contracts (Contract 1 and Contract 8) - Addition of new contracts (Contracts 1496, 1497, 1498) for domestic postal services - Covered services include: - International Priority Airmail - Commercial ePacket - Priority Mail Express International - Priority Mail International - Priority Mail Express - Priority Mail - USPS Ground Advantage - No specific quantities or part numbers provided (service agreements, not product purchases) - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Public comment period is open for these filings - Public representatives appointed for each proceeding - No technical product specifications or unique technical requirements disclosed - Place of Performance/Delivery: - Postal Regulatory Commission (federal office) - United States Postal Service (service provider)
Description
The Postal Regulatory Commission is announcing a recent filing by the United States Postal Service concerning negotiated service agreements related to competitive postal products. The notice invites public comment on these filings, which include modifications and additions to various international and domestic postal contracts. Comments are due by April 10, 2026, and the filings can be accessed on the Commission's website. The notice also appoints public representatives for each docket to represent the general public interest during the proceedings.