Postage and Shipping Savings
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General Services Administration
Performance Measures, Savings for Shipping and Sustainability
In addition to saving the shipping cost of $47, delivery in-person saves processing time, and improves sustainability by reducing the carbon footprint for transportation and packaging.
A technique to promote sustainability and cost... more »
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Charge for shipping, use USPS more.
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SAVE on Shipping
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Use the US Post Office for Shipping Packages
We are currently required by our shipping contract to use Fedex to ship packages. We should use the US Post Office at their cost instead of using an outside contract with a for profit company.
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Make USPS Shipping a Mandatory Option in Fed Gov't Facilities
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Department of Health and Human Services
Save 46,172 man hours and $107,00 dollars of paper
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Stop unnecessary use of overnight & 2nd day mailings
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Reduce Household Goods Shipping Expenses
Title 37 US Code Section 406 establishes maximum HHG weight allowances per servicemember based on grade and status of dependents. Servicemembers are penalized for exceeding this maximum weight, but have no incentive to minimize the weight of their shipments.... more »
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Cheaper shipping & save the Postal Service
Have all federal agencies use the USPS to ship everything possible through Priority Flat Rate unless absolutely necessary to use overnight. Then use the Express Service through the Post Office. They're cheaper than any of the express services, and you can print out the signature form online.
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Use most efficient shipping/mailing option and packaging
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Electronic documents save money
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Mandate use USPS for small packages and parcels
A majority of gov't agencies use fedex or ups as the main way to mail everything. The USPS should be used for small packages and parcels that doe not require overnight shipping. The USPS could allow all gov't mail to be done at a reduced rate.
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Department of Homeland Security
Review Nautical Chart Distribution
Paper nautical charts are distributed to Coast Guard Cutters and other units on a regular basis by the Defense Logistics Agency. Many times these charts are not applicable to a unit's Area of Responsibility are discarded or placed in storage, never to be used. A large-scale review of chart distribution through the organization could save a significant amount of money in printing and shipping costs.