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The document is an Invitation for Bid (IFB) issued by Coastal Carolina University for the procurement of horizontal rear loading postal mailboxes. It outlines the solicitation number, contact details, submission deadlines, and requirements for bidders. The purpose is to establish a source for supplying and delivering new mailboxes due to increased student population. The document includes instructions for offerors, specifications, award criteria, terms and conditions, and preferences for in-state vendors. Bids must be submitted by April 8, 2011.

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Are mailboxes owned by USPS?

The Basics of Mailbox Ownership While the USPS sets specific standards and regulations for mailboxes, the homeowner or property owner owns the physical mailbox. This ownership provides the freedom to select the design and location of your mailbox, provided it follows USPS regulations.

Are mailboxes public property?

Although mailboxes are the responsibility of the customer/property owner as defined U.S. Postal Service Post Office Manual Section 632, mailboxes are considered federal property, and federal law (Title 18, United States Code, Section 1705), makes it a crime to vandalize them (or to injure, deface or destroy any mail

Who owns mailboxes?

A mailbox with the Postmaster Generals (PMG) seal of approval meets USPS size and construction standards. If you build your own mailbox or buy a custom-made one, it must meet the PMG standards. Show your local postmaster your mailbox plans or your custom-made box for approval.

How do I know if a mailbox is USPS approved?

Important: Before installing, moving or replacing your mailbox or mailbox support, you will need to contact your Postmaster or mailperson from your local Post Office. All mailboxes must be approved by the Postal Service. Custom made mailboxes will be approved by the Postmaster if they meet established standards.

How do I tell who owns a mailbox?

How do I know who is responsible for the mailbox? Mailboxes owned and maintained by the United States Postal Service ( USPS ) should have the picture of the U.S. Postal Service Eagle or a statement similar to Property of United States Postal Service on the side.