The types of transportation contracts include air, rail, water, and highway. Highway contracts are the most common, and they can be held either by transportation companies or by individual owner-operators working out of their own vehicles.

Be at least 21 years old Live in or adjacent to the county where you will be working (if you’re an individual) Do business in or adjacent to the county you’ll be servicing (if you’re a corporation)

On the form, you will need to provide information about what type of business you have (if applicable), what kind of transportation equipment you can provide, and the type of route or contract you are interested in (e. g. , air, water, rail, or highway).

After you submit the application, you’ll be placed on a mailing list for your area so that you can receive information about contract opportunities.

Before applying for a DUNS number, check to make sure that your organization does not already have one. Your organization’s financial department or grant administrator should have that information. [5] X Research source There is no cost to apply for a DUNS number.

If you’ve already registered with SAM, you’ll need to update your registration at least once a year. [7] X Research source You must have a DUNS number before you can register with SAM. There is no fee to register with SAM.

To find addresses, phone numbers, and fax numbers for your local contracting officer, check Page 6 of the USPS Mail Transportation Contracting Guide (Publication 33).

The FedBizOpps website allows you to search for opportunities by region, type, keyword, or agency.

After you register your organization, the USPS will contact you with possible contract opportunities. If you win a bid on a contract, USPS will contact you with further instructions on how to proceed.

Check the specific requirements for each job to make sure you qualify. For example, most delivery contract positions require that you have your own vehicle, a valid driver’s license, and 2-5 years of driving experience. You will likely need to pass a background check and be cleared for the position by the USPS. Your vehicle may also need to meet certain specifications in order to qualify for mail delivery.