Small Package Delivery Services
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- Contract number
- 26012421
- Awardee
- FedEx Corporate Services, Inc.
- Contracting organization
- Texas A&M University Health Science Center
- Cumulative value
- $49.46
Award facts
- Completion date
- UNSPSC code
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About this award
FedEx Corporate Services, Inc. was awarded a term contract by Texas A&M University Health Science Center - 709 for small package delivery services, specifically Standard Overnight shipping. The contract, identified by the number 26012421, was executed on September 1, 2025, with a performance period extending through November 27, 2026. The initial line item includes one unit of Standard Overnight delivery service priced at $49.46, with a cumulative contract value of forty-nine dollars.
The contract is issued by the State of Texas and appears to be a term-based procurement for shipping services. The purchase order (PO No. 26012421) indicates that the State of Texas is tax-exempt under Texas Tax Code, Section 151.309(4), and the services are for the exclusive use of the state or its political subdivisions. FedEx Corporate Services, Inc., located in Washington, D.C., will serve as the prime contractor for delivering small package shipping services to Texas A&M University Health Science Center - 709 during the specified contract period.
Line items
| Item | Total |
|---|---|
| Standard Overnight | $49.46 |
Files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| 26012421-0.pdf |
Quick answers
Who was awarded contract 26012421?
Contract 26012421 was awarded to FedEx Corporate Services, Inc. by Texas A&M University Health Science Center on September 1, 2025.
How much is contract 26012421 worth?
Its cumulative value is $49.46.
Is contract 26012421 an order under another contract?
Yes. It was placed under contract 962-C1, a term contract.
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