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Presort Mail Processing Services

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This subcontract for Presort Mail Processing Services supports prime contractors on State of Illinois Strategic Sourcing projects. The scope of work involves the sorting, bundling, and preparation of mail for the Chicago and Region 1 areas, utilizing high-speed sorting equipment and presort software to ensure all batches are ready for USPS injection. The service provider is responsible for sorting mail by zip code and region, verifying address accuracy, and preparing necessary manifests. All operations must strictly adhere to USPS Presort Mail standards and regulations. The performance of these services is centered in Springfield, Illinois, under NAICS code 522310.

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Subcontract for USPS presort mail processing services in Springfield for State of Illinois projects.

Place of Performance

Springfield, IL, 62701, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

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This scope was carved out of 26-416CMS-BOSS4-B-51090.

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26-416CMS-BOSS4-B-51090 | CHANGE ORDER NOTICE - JPMC Chicago and Region 1 Presort Mail

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AgencyIllinois → Strategic Sourcing
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Organization / AgencyIllinois → Strategic Sourcing
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Performs sorting, bundling, and preparation of mail for prime contractors on State of Illinois Strategic Sourcing projects. Sorts mail by zip code and region, verifies address accuracy, and prepares manifests for Region 1 and Chicago areas using high-speed mail sorting equipment and presort software. Adheres to USPS Presort Mail standards and regulations. Delivers presorted mail batches ready for USPS injection.

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