Attachment 5 Anticipated Workload Forecast.docx

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Attachment 5 – Anticipated Workload Forecast, Outbound Shipments Forecast, and Anticipated Annual Shipment sizes and Distribution Percentage

1. Anticipated inbound workload estimate (Monthly/Annually)

Inbound Workload
Monthly
Annually
Purchase Orders
~5,833
~70,080
Lines
7,592
91,104
Packages
22,776
273,312
Lbs.
8,832
105,978

2. Outbound Shipments Carrier type forecast (Monthly/Annually).

0. 50% via U.S. Postal System (USPS)

0. 15% via International Air Carrier. Pick-up at 3PL facility under a U.S. Government contract

0. 20% via truck to either commercial ocean port(s) or military aerial port(s)

0. 15% via ocean container (Loading of container at 3PL facility) with container and movement provided under a U.S. Government contract

0. Note: Anticipate warehousing (Storing) of any outbound shipment no longer than 14 calendar days

0. Note: Outbound shipments (Dangerous Goods – DG) will require the recertification of hazardous materials/dangerous goods to international air and ocean standards, as well as military air requirements. Note: only 5-10% of the total estimated annual workload forecast is considered to be dangerous goods.

3. Anticipated Shipment Size Annual Distribution percentages (See Anticipated annual Workload chart above for estimated quantities)

Shipment Size
Distribution
Shipment Type
<10 LBS (small cube)
50%
Small parcel/package carrier
11-25 LBS
20%
Mostly small cube
26-50 LBS
10%
Half pallet shipments
51-100 LBS
5%
Half pallet shipments
>100 LBS
15%
1 or more pallets

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