Contract Delivery Service (CDS) HCR 97560 SELMA, OR - H060, OR

The United States Postal Service is soliciting proposals for a Contract Delivery Service (CDS) to provide mail transportation and delivery services in Selma, Oregon, under solicitation number 810-1069-26 and contract number HCR 97560. The contract, which will commence on October 1, 2026, and extend through September 30, 2032, requires the successful offeror to transport all tendered mail with certainty, celerity, and security, including loading, unloading, making mail exchanges, performing minor administrative tasks for tracking, and, where applicable, depositing mail into customer mailboxes. Performance is confined to the Selma, OR - H060, OR route and is defined under a fixed-price contract with economic price adjustment, where compensation is determined by the proposed Rate of Compensation in Box 2 of PS Form 7405 and validated through a detailed Highway Transportation Contract - Cost Worksheet that includes vehicle costs, labor, payroll taxes, fringe benefits, supplier wages, and return on investment. Proposals must be received by 10:00 AM Mountain Time on July 6, 2026, and submitted electronically to amy.warnecke@usps.gov or via fax to 651-456-6819, accompanied by the completed PS Form 7405, PS Form 7468A Cost Worksheet, PS Form 2025, Assets and Liabilities Statement, and a response to Provision 4-12. Offerors must meet strict eligibility criteria, including certification of non-debarment, absence of recent criminal or civil violations related to public contracts, provision of a Taxpayer Identification Number, and compliance with labor standards including the Service Contract Act and Fair Labor Standards Act. Insurance requirements mandate comprehensive vehicle and workers’ compensation coverage acceptable to the Postal Service, effective prior to service commencement. Evaluation will prioritize supplier eligibility as a pass/fail gate, followed by past performance, supplier capability, operations plan—including contingency protocols for weather, equipment failure, and substitute drivers—and price, with award based on best value. Subcontracting reporting is required for contracts valued at $500,000 or more, with semi-annual submission of detailed subcontractor data to the contracting officer. The contract includes provisions for excusable delays, indemnification, accountability, and service contract act pricing adjustments, and incorporates standard clauses from the Postal