Home| Postal News | Your Rights | EditorialsResources| LinksAbout |  Search|  Letters to Editor | PostalMall

 

updated 03/30/05

Top 100 Postal Contracts and Suppliers in FY 2002, 2003, 2004

by Wickwire Gavin, a group that helps postal contractors understand and work effectively within the Postal Service's unique contracting environment. The list (which was compiled with information obtained from the Postal Service) is sorted by contract value for USPS Fiscal Year 2002 (9/9/01 - 9/8/02.) According to the group, some contractor names may have been changed to recognize new corporate structures or identities and contract values are estimates only, and may or may not include the value of contract options, or be fully accurate. Actual contract value will likely differ from the estimate based on changes or modifications issued during performance. Below readers will find the web version of the following PDF files:  FY 2002 Top 100 Contracts Awarded by USPS & FY 2002 Top 150 USPS Suppliers by Payment Received. (note: The links within the lists below were added by PostalReporter.com


USPS' Response to Public Comments on Proposed Rule Changes to Purchasing Regulations
By letter dated October 21, 2004, the Postal Service’s Vice President of Supply Management responded to the 20 public comments submitted in response to the March 24, 2004 notice in the Federal Register on proposed changes to the agency’s purchasing regulations. Most public comments disapproved of the proposed plan to virtually eliminate the Postal Service’s purchasing regulations and to institute a new regulation that would allow the agency to cancel business relationships for subjective reasons
 
Top 100 U.S. Postal Service Contracts Awarded in FY 2004

Top 26 of 100 USPS Contracts Awarded 2003

FY 2003 Top 100 Contracts Awarded by USPS  (pdf)

Rank| Contractor| Name & Location| Description| Estimated Contract Value

1 Lockheed Martin, Owego, NY Automated package processing system $315,319,210

2 Unifirst Corporation, Wilmington, MA Custodial rental items 200,000,000

3 Cintas Corporation, Cincinnati, OH Custodial rental items 200,000,000

4 DaimlerChrysler Motors Company, Auburn Hills, MI Rural route carrier vehicles 121,374,240

5 Northrop Grumman, Elkridge, MD Flats ID coding system (FICS) 117,392,683

6 Shaw Environmental, Inc., Trenton, NJ Anthrax fumigation 95,000,000

7 Siemens Dematic Postal Automation, Arlington, TX FRIP 89,000,000

8 Northrop Grumman Security Systems, LLC, Baltimore, MD BDS deployment 87,500,000

9 Northrop Grumman Corporation, Baltimore, MD FEDR 74,639,671

10 Convergys Corporation, Cincinnati, OH Contact center network solution 60,442,680

11 New Breed Leasing of New Jersey, Greensboro, NC Chicago processing & rent 36,418,328

12 APL Logistics Americas Ltd., Jacksonville, FL New Jersey processing & rent 34,156,701

13 IBM Corporation, Bethesda, MD Self-service platform 32,751,700

14 Advanced Information Systems, Inc., Falls Church, VA Mid-Atlantic IT services 27,061,015

15 Wallace Computer Services, Inc., Rockville, MD Label production (Lot C) 25,940,614

16 Compaq Federal LLC, Greenbelt, MD Ace client #5 20,580,443

17 Government Telecommunications, Inc., Chantilly, VA MPI structured wiring 18,816,420

18 Wheeler Brothers, Inc., Somerset, PA Vehicle parts on consignment Qtr 2 18,038,862

19 Wheeler Brothers, Inc., Somerset, PA Quarterly sales NOA - Qtr 1 ‘03 17,056,975

20 Compaq Federal LLC, Greenbelt, MD Ace order 5 app svcs/infrastructure 16,532,174

21 Wheeler Brothers, Inc., Somerset, PA Vehicle parts Qtr 4 sales 15,686,309

22 Wheeler Brothers, Inc., Somerset, PA Qtr 3 sales CY ‘02 14,480,713

23 Wheeler Brothers, Inc., Somerset, PA Qtr 2, ‘02 sales 14,267,311

24 New Breed Leasing of New Jersey, Inc., Greensboro, NC Los Angeles processing warehouse 13,672,991

25 New Breed Leasing of New Jersey, Inc., Greensboro, NC Greensboro processing & space 12,770,774

26 Compaq Federal LLC, Greenbelt, MD Ace equipment 12,229,950


Top 30 of 150 USPS Suppliers 2003

 FY 2003 Top 150 USPS Suppliers by Payment Received (pdf)

Rank| Vendor| Amount Paid

1 Federal Express Corporation, Memphis, TN $1,074,806,512

2 US Bank - "X"Press Copy Centre, Minneapolis, MN 350,204,345

3 Lockheed Martin, Owego, NY 303,004,838

4 Voyager Fleet Systems Inc., Houston, TX 196,254,685

5 Hewlett Packard, Atlanta, GA 192,932,726

6 Siemens Electrocom, LP, Arlington, TX 149,071,164

7 Alan Ritchey, Inc., Valley View, TX 120,065,892

8 Evergreen Aviation, McMinnville, OR 103,201,323

9 Advanced Information Systems, Falls Church, VA 97,589,798

10 DaimlerChrysler Motors, Auburn Hills, MI 90,447,150

11 Delta Airlines, Inc., Atlanta, GA 88,581,329

12 MCI Worldcom, Charlotte, NC 86,440,663

13 AMTRAK, Washington, DC 70,586,163

14 NCR Gov’t Systems Corp., Rockville, MD 68,838,872

15 Wheeler Brothers Inc., Somerset, PA 67,911,870

16 New Breed Leasing Corp., Greensboro, NC 66,834,590

17 Pat Salmon & Sons, Inc., Nashville, TN 66,200,439

18 Campbell-Ewald Company, Warren, MI 65,427,932

19 IBM Corporation, Bethesda, MD 63,931,445

20 100 Forest Place, Oak Park, IL 63,257,019

21 NationsBank Corp., Atlanta, GA 62,619,018

22 Shaw Environmental, Inc., Trenton, NJ 61,203,254

23 Bell & Howell Postal Sys., Chesterfield, MO 60,755,289

24 RB Matheson/Flight Extenders, Elk Grove, CA 59,026,344

25 Boise Cascade Office Products, Little Rock, AR 57,261,472

26 Accenture, Washington, DC 57,228,947

27 United Airlines, Chicago, IL 56,274,348

28 American Airlines, Inc., Dallas, TX 55,660,965

29 Dyncorp, Reston, VA 55,484,579

30 Norfolk Southern, Atlanta, GA 54,368,390

 

 

Top 50 USPS Contracts Awarded 2002


Rank| Contractor| Name & Location Description Estimated Contract Value

1 Siemens Dematic, Arlington, TX

PARS program $241,320,723

2 Shaw Env’l. & Infrastructure, Inc., Somerset, NJ 

Anthrax clean-up 115,200,000

3 Toyota Material Handling USA, Irvine, CA

 Forklift, tow trucks & related equipment 100,000,000

4 Lockheed Martin, Owego, NY 

WFOV camera 93,369,461

5 Compaq Federal LLC, Greenbelt, MD

Microsoft licenses 93,304,258

6 Enersys Inc., Reading, PA

Industrial & commercial batteries 85,000,000

7 PricewaterhouseCoopers, Springfield, VA

Transit time measurement system 54,578,365

8 Dept. Health & Human Services, Chicago, IL

EAP IAG 46,499,100

9 Campbell-Ewald Company, Warren, MI 

Advertising & media services 40,500,000

10 The Titan Corporation, San Diego, CA 

Purchase of electron beam systems 37,000,000

11 MediaCom, New York, NY

Media planning & buying  29,816,978

12 Electronic Data Systems Corp., Herndon, VA

DEMS  25,618,579

13 TXU Energy Services, Dallas, TX 

Electricity generation for Texas 23,981,291

14 Clean Harbors Env’l. Services, Braintree, MA

Emergency anthrax services 22,880,000

15 Manpower International Inc., Milwaukee, WI 

Temporary services contract 20,000,000

16 URS Corporation, Buffalo, NY 

Emergency response for anthrax services 19,315,000

17 Campbell-Ewald Company, Warren, MI 

Advertising & media services 19,128,169

18 FCB, New York, NY

Advertising 17,897,721

19 MediaCom, New York, NY 

Funding for FY 2002 media planning 17,600,573

20 Wheeler Brothers, Somerset, PA

Qtr. 1 - 2002 sales 14,142,476

21 North American Manufacturing, Scranton, PA

 PSIN 1809/10 rack & cover assembly 13,587,356

22 Wheeler Brothers, Somerset, PA 

Qtr. 4 NOA sales 13,458,971

23 Wheeler Brothers, Somerset, PA 

Vehicle parts sales qtr. 3 12,843,990

24 Siemens Dematic, Grand Rapids, MI

Automatic flay tray lidder 12,577,163

25 Electronic Data Systems Corp., Herndon, VA 

IT infrastructure help desk PPP/EDS 12,123,860

26 Ernst & Young LLP, McLean, VA 

External audit 11,553,096

27 Minnesota Diversified Industries, St. Paul, MN

Retail stamp packaging program 10,582,000

28 Dehler Manufacturing Co. Inc., Chicago, IL

PSIN 124D, carrier case & table 10,777,500

29 Compaq Federal LLC, Greenbelt, MD 

PVP/PKI racks, file server, service 10,197,144

30 Sterigenics East Corporation, Oak Brook, IL 

Mail irradiation services 9,959,359

31 Campbell-Ewald Company, Warren, MI

Funding for core team base year  9,376,588

Rank| Contractor| Name & Location 

Description Estimated Contract Value

32 NCR Gov’t. Systems Corp., Rockville, MD

 RDM engagement LOE DO $9,032,401

33 Leo Burnett USA, Chicago, IL

FY 2002 advertising (creative)  8,301,500

34 Lockheed Martin Distribution Tech,Owego, NY

Automatic flat tray lidder  8,200,410

35 Oracle Corporation, Reston, VA

Oracle network license payment  8,000,000

36 New Direction in Sales Inc.,Des Moines, IA

Conversion of 198525-00-Q-0612  8,000,000

37 Accenture, Washington, DC

Appl. mgmt. 2  7,387,644

38 Frankel & Company, Chicago, IL

Advertising  7,196,771

39 NCR Gov’t. Systems Corp., Rockville, MD

 RDM DSS DO  6,790,023

40 M&A Technology Inc., Carrollton, TX 

Advanced facer canceler system  6,271,424

41 Accenture, Washington, DC

 SAFR 1A  6,151,162

42 Rand Whitney Container, Newtown, CT

Postal paks IMHS (EIRS 82)  5,871,763

43 Compaq Federal LLC, Greenbelt, MD

Field mail migration  5,860,140

44 Banknote Corp. of America Inc., New York, NY

Print star stamp (.03) item 100300  5,490,000

45 Compaq Federal LLC, Greenbelt, MD 

RDBMS  5,376,944

46 Sun Microsystems Federal Inc., McLean, VA

 Eagan FY02 Unix order  5,376,762

47 Northrop Grumman Sec. Sys., Baltimore, MD

Biohazard detection system pilot  5,335,524

48 The Bravo Group, New York, NY 

Funding for FY 2002  5,318,146

49 Compaq Federal LLC, Greenbelt, MD 

ACE services  5,294,752

50 Sun Microsystems Federal Inc., McLean, VA

Hardware/software  5,050,000

Other  Wickwire Gavin reports:
FY 2001 Top 150 USPS Suppliers by Payment Received
FY 2001 Top USPS Headquarters Purchasing Contract Awards
FY 2001 Top USPS Transportation Contracts
FY 2001 Top USPS Headquarters Facility Contract Awards
 

Top 100 Suppliers for the U.S. Postal Service in FY 2002

Shown below are the top 100 (the file from Wickwire Gavin contains 150) suppliers to the U.S. Postal Service based on payments received in Fiscal Year 2002 (September 8, 2001 - September 6, 2002) The list  is complied from U.S. Postal Service data provided in response to a Freedom of Information Act request. Wickwire Gavin combined entries for companies that appears affiliated, and some contractor names have been changed to recognize new corporate structures or identities. Entries that appeared unrelated to contract payments have been excluded. The information on this list has not been audited and may not be fully accurate.

Rank |Vendor| Amount Paid

1 Federal Express Corporation $935,428,437

2 Mannesmann Dematic Rapistan, Gr. Rapids, MI 439,401,068

3 Lockheed Martin Corp., Owego, NY 189,281,681

4 Alan Ritchey Inc. 124,854,559

5 Siemens Dematic, Grand Rapids, MI 122,063,421

6 Evergreen Int’l. Airlines, McMinnville, OR 105,350,076

7 Accenture LLP, Washington, DC 96,973,561

8 MCI Worldcom, McLean, VA 96,938,336

9 Shaw Env’l. & Infrastructure, Somerset, NJ 95,861,558

10 Compaq Federal LLC, Greenbelt, MD 94,226,897

11 Nat’l. Railroad Pass. Corp., Washington, DC 90,061,070

12 New Breed Leasing Corp., High Point, NC 88,768,961

13 Northrop Grumman Corp., McLean, VA 84,868,222

14 NCR Gov’t. Systems Corp., Rockville, MD 74,432,661

15 Delta Airlines Inc., Portland, ME 70,976,590

16 United Airlines Inc., Chicago, IL 70,284,031

17 Norfolk Southern Corporation, Atlanta, GA 69,224,532

18 Federal Reserve Bank, St. Louis, MO 68,515,161

19 IBM Corporation, Bethesda, MD 67,430,749

20 Pat Salmon & Sons Inc., Little Rock, AR 64,057,743

21 American Airlines Inc., Irving, TX 63,879,037

22 Kitty Hawk Air Cargo Inc., Dallas, TX 63,536,459

23 Charter America, Miami, FL 61,393,487

24 Teletech Facilities Mgmt. Inc., Denver, CO 57,968,789

25 FMSWIN 57,214,354

26 Wheeler Brothers Inc., Somerset, PA 56,652,430

27 NationsBank Corporation, Atlanta, GA 56,243,716

28 Burlington Northern Railroad, St. Paul, MN 54,570,716

29 Dyncorp, Reston, VA 54,401,165

30 PricewaterhouseCoopers, Fairfax, VA 51,880,561

*FedEx Express and USPS approved two service contracts  in 2001- one for domestic air transportation of overnight express shipments, the other for placement of FedEx drop boxes at U.S. post offices. The two seven-year service agreements are expected to generate approximately $7 billion for FedEx over the term of these agreements --return


Copyright © 2001-present postalreporter.com, Postal Reporter.com-All Rights Reserved