Postal Commission notice on new USPS negotiated service agreement filings
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This notice tells the public that the Postal Service has filed three new requests involving competitive international mail and two new standardized product contracts. The Postal Regulatory Commission is opening one public comment process for the international contract and using summary review for the two new standardized products, which means those two will not have public comments. Businesses that use USPS competitive products or track postal pricing and contract rules may want to review the filings and comment by May 4, 2026 if they are interested in the international contract.
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Key Changes
- USPS asked to add Priority Mail Express International, Priority Mail International, and First-Class Package International Service Contract 112 to the competitive product list.
- USPS also filed two new standardized distinct products: PM-GA Contract 969 and PM-GA Contract 970.
- Public comments are due May 4, 2026 for the international contract filing, while the two standardized product filings will be reviewed without public comment.
Obligations
What this law requires
Interested members of the public may submit comments on the USPS negotiated service agreement filing for Priority Mail Express International, Priority Mail International, and First-Class Package International Service Contract 112 if they want the Commission to consider their views.
Interested persons may submit public comments on the Postal Service's request to add Priority Mail Express International, Priority Mail International, and First-Class Package International Service Contract 112 to the Competitive Product List.
Commenters must file comments electronically through the Postal Regulatory Commission's Filing Online system unless they cannot submit electronically, in which case they should contact the Commission's General Counsel for filing alternatives.
The Postal Service's filing materials for the public proceeding are available for review on the Commission's website, and any non-public portions must be accessed in compliance with the Commission's non-public information procedures.