Pre-Sort Mail Processing Services
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The government authority in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, seeks a vendor to provide pre-sort mail processing services for Commonwealth agencies. Services will include processing first-class letters, first-class postcards, first-class flats, and standard mail for delivery.
The Commonwealth will use a centralized mail collection model under which outgoing agency mail is consolidated at a designated Department of General Services location for contractor pickup, processing, and delivery. While physical mail collection will be centralized, individual agencies will remain responsible for entering mail-job data and related processing information through a contractor-provided web-based portal.
The contractor must provide and support an online portal that enables agencies to submit and manage mail-job data for accurate processing and tracking. The contractor will also be responsible for mail pickup, transportation, pre-sort processing, and delivery. A mandatory site visit is scheduled for August 19, 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due August 31, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Commercial mail processing and presort service provider
- Experience handling first-class, flat, postcard, and standard mail
- Capability to manage centralized pickup, transportation, processing, and delivery
- Proven web-based mail management and tracking portal capabilities
- Established operations serving government or large multi-agency organizations
- Able to attend the mandatory Harrisburg site visit
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