The Department of Justice and its components awarded a single-award IDV contract to Federal Express Corporation to procure delivery services. Task orders issued against the IDV by the DOJ, its Offices Boards and Divisions, and the Bureau of Prisons include small package delivery, express mail, freight shipping, and worldwide logistics support. Services are to be provided domestically and internationally, with various places of performance including Washington D.C., Memphis, and locations across the U.S. The IDV has a potential value of $10M and period of performance through March 2023.
Individual task orders awarded to Fedex have values ranging from $100 to $224K, incorporate firm fixed pricing, and are issued without set-asides to support mail functions, supply chain needs, and transport of materials for the DOJ's law enforcement operations. The Drug Enforcement Administration frequently utilizes Fedex's delivery network under various orders for recurring express shipments, rural delivery, and bulk packaging support. The Bureau of Prisons also places orders for FedEx services at its correctional facilities. Collectively, the orders procure an array of delivery solutions from Fedex to facilitate the transportation of critical documents and supplies.
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