United Parcel Service and FedEx have each secured modifications to an existing U.S. government transportation contract valued at about $2.7 billion per company. The agreements, negotiated by an interagency team of Department of Defense and company officials, run from October 1 to September 30, 2030. Under the Next Generation Delivery Service-2 program, the two shippers will continue providing express and ground small package delivery services for U.S. agencies, with FedEx and UPS handling international and domestic shipments and Polar handling international-only shipments. U.S. Transportation Command, the Defense Department organization that moves military people, equipment, and supplies worldwide, is paying for the air cargo and delivery capacity.
FedEx CorporationSecured $2.7B government delivery contract modification through 2030.
United Parcel Service IncSecured $2.7B government delivery contract modification through 2030.
Polar handling international-only shipments under the contract.
