Small Package Delivery Services
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- Contract number
- 26015241
- Awardee
- FedEx Corporate Services, Inc.
- Contracting organization
- Sam Houston State University
- Cumulative value
- $215.58
Award facts
- Completion date
- UNSPSC code
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About this award
Sam Houston State University, located in Texas, has awarded a term contract to FedEx Corporate Services, Inc. for small package delivery services, specifically focusing on First Overnight shipping. The contract, identified by the number 26015241, was awarded on September 1, 2025, with a performance period extending through November 27, 2026. The initial purchase order involves a single line item of First Overnight delivery service, priced at $215.58.
The contract is structured as a term contract with the State of Texas, leveraging a tax-exempt procurement mechanism under Texas Tax Code, Section 151.309(4). FedEx will provide expedited shipping services to Sam Houston State University, with the initial transaction representing a small-scale, potentially renewable engagement. The cumulative contract value is reported at two hundred fifteen dollars, indicating a relatively modest scope of initial services. The purchase order includes standard federal excise tax exemption provisions and has been executed by an authorized representative of the university.
Line items
| Item | Total |
|---|---|
| First Overnight | $215.58 |
Files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| 26015241-0.pdf |
Quick answers
Who was awarded contract 26015241?
Contract 26015241 was awarded to FedEx Corporate Services, Inc. by Sam Houston State University in Texas on September 1, 2025.
How much is contract 26015241 worth?
Its cumulative value is $215.58.
Is contract 26015241 an order under another contract?
Yes. It was placed under contract 962-C1, a term contract.
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