USPS, DHL eCommerce sign $10B deal
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported May 28, 2026 · Last updated May 28, 2026
The multi-year contract between the United States — United States Postal Service>>> and Deutsche Post — DHL Group>>> is expected to significantly boost the United States — United States Postal Service>>>'s revenue by at least $10 billion, improving its financial outlook. For Deutsche Post — DHL Group>>>, the deal secures a crucial last-mile delivery solution, enabling its aggressive expansion and market share growth in the US, potentially impacting competitors like United Parcel Service>>> and Amazon (company)>>>'s own logistics operations.
The United States — United States Postal Service>>> (USPS) and Deutsche Post — DHL Group>>>, a subsidiary of DHL Group>>>, have signed a multi-year parcel delivery contract. This agreement, valued at a minimum of $10 billion, will see the United States — United States Postal Service>>> handle last-mile e-commerce deliveries for Deutsche Post — DHL Group>>> across the United States. Postmaster General David Steiner>>> emphasized the deal's importance for the financially struggling United States — United States Postal Service>>>. Scott Ashbaugh>>>, CEO of Deutsche Post — DHL Group>>> Americas, stated that the partnership will help Deutsche Post — DHL Group>>> double its business by 2030 and expand its presence in the US market, leveraging the United States — United States Postal Service>>>'s extensive delivery network. This contract marks a renewed and extended commitment between the two entities, which have collaborated for about 25 years, and is part of the United States — United States Postal Service>>>'s broader strategy to secure major commercial partnerships to stabilize its finances, following similar agreements with companies like Amazon (company)>>>.
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