I recently bid on a route that was up in my district (not in my office) I have over 2 years as an RCA. I was wondering how long does it take to know if you won the bid or not? Also I was wondering if there is any way to check this on liteblue like in the OPF folder? The bid closed on the 8th and I asked my supervisor today if he had heard anything.
RCA bidding on a route up in district.
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jbaatz -- "I recently bid on a route that was up in my district (not in my office) I have over 2 years as an RCA. I was wondering how long does it take to know if you won the bid or not? "..."The bid closed on the 8th and I asked my supervisor today if he had heard anything."
-- bid posted for 10 days
-- 10 days to award the route
-- 21 days to be placed on the route ( the December part not applicable here )
-- Supposedly the post office of the winning carrier is notified by email.
-- Could be you are not the winner - or - the PM has not checked the email lately - or - the Columbus Day holiday slowed the process down.
-- bid posted for 10 days
-- 10 days to award the route
-- 21 days to be placed on the route ( the December part not applicable here )
-- Supposedly the post office of the winning carrier is notified by email.
-- Could be you are not the winner - or - the PM has not checked the email lately - or - the Columbus Day holiday slowed the process down.
gotstamps
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District bidding is a little different than local bidding.
District bidding is posted for 15 DAYS, awarded within 10 days, and winning bidder is placed on route within 21 days on a Pay Period begin. Mgmt should be able to find out who the winning bidder is by contacting district. Your District Rep can also inquire if mgmt is reluctant.
The order of consideration for district postings is listed in Article 12.3.D of the National Contract.
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