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Transcript of Status of NDC Activations MTAC Briefing August 12, 2009.
Status of NDC Activations
MTAC Briefing
August 12, 2009
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Overview of Network Reengineering
Status of Phase 1 Activation
Accelerated Phase 2-4 Schedule
Customer Impacts
Summary
Agenda
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Transformation of Bulk Mail Centers (BMC) to Network Distribution Centers (NDC)
● Enhanced mail preparation
● Consolidate package distribution
● Combine BMC & Surface Transfer Center (STC) containerization and dispatch plans
● Leverage multiple trailer loading and dispatching techniques
Transformation
BMC NDC
Overview Network Reengineering
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NDC Responsibilities
11 - Tier 1 NDC ● Distribution of local (turnaround) and destination
Standard Mail, Periodicals, and Package Services
6 - Tier 2 NDC ● Tier 1 responsibilities● Distribution of outgoing Standard Mail, Periodicals,
and Package Services to the network Including, MXD States Outgoing single piece sort
● STC containerization and dispatch operations – outgoing / incoming all classes (except Express)
4 - Tier 3 NDC● Tier 1 and Tier 2 responsibilities● Consolidation points for less than truck load volumes
from Tier 2 sites
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NDC Tiers 1, 2, and 3
Directional dispatch for 4 NDCs (noted by *)● Reduces backtracking● Improves service
ASFs will be Tier 1 NDC for package processing
Tier 1 Tier 2 Tier 3Springfield New Jersey PittsburghPhiladelphia New Jersey PittsburghNew Jersey New Jersey PittsburghPittsburgh Pittsburgh PittsburghDetroit Pittsburgh PittsburghChicago * Pittsburgh PittsburghCincinnati* Pittsburgh PittsburghSt. Louis* Pittsburgh PittsburghDallas Dallas MemphisWashington DC Greensboro MemphisGreensboro Greensboro MemphisJacksonville Jacksonville MemphisAtlanta Memphis MemphisMemphis Memphis MemphisKansas City Des Moines Des MoinesMinneapolis/St.Paul Des Moines Des MoinesDes Moines Des Moines Des MoinesChicago * Des Moines Des MoinesCincinnati* Des Moines Des MoinesSt. Louis* Des Moines Des MoinesDenver Denver DenverLos Angeles Los Angeles DenverSan Francisco* Los Angeles DenverSeattle Seattle DenverSan Francisco* Seattle Denver
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Operational Impacts● NDCs operate like P&DCs
● Live loads and unloads at all NDCs
● Operating plan changes required to coincide with
STC containerization & dispatch plan
● NDC sort to ADCs, AADCs and NDCs
Transportation Impacts● Streamline network
● Increase utilization of assets
● Improve transit time
Impacts
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Separation requirements● Local NDC service area
● Network NDC split(s)
Two splits required for directional dispatch
sites and ASFs
● For Periodicals compliance with L201 & L009 split
Integration of Origin mail preparation● USPS Retail, BMEU and Plant separation enabled
through the use of Retail Distribution Codes
● Establish customer supplier agreements (CSA) to
mirror required make-up during implementation
Mail Preparation
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CommercialBMEU
Retail PO
Delivery Unit / PO’s
21 x 21Dest. P&DC
OBMC DBMCOrigin P&DC
Today’s Network Flow
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CommercialBMEU
Retail PO
Delivery Unit / PO’s
Dest. P&DC
Tier 1 NDC
DNDCOrigin P&DC
Local
Local
Network
Tier 2 NDC
Future Network Flow
Tier 3 NDC
(if necessary)
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Phase 1 Acceleration
Phase I began May 18 in Springfield, Philadelphia & New Jersey
Redesign is yielding anticipated benefits
• Work hours trending as expected Springfield and Philadelphia have declined New Jersey has increased less then expected
• Package Service Performance is up 15% in NJ NDC
• Transportation Utilization is up 15% Successful integration of STC & NDC transportation Eliminated all network transportation from Philadelphia
and Springfield Beginning to eliminate other underutilized
transportationBaseline: 3/28/09 – 4/24/09 (4 week average prior to implementation) Current: 7/25/09 – 7/31/09
71.4%
87.7%81.1%
89.3%
69.6%
85.3%
0.0%
10.0%
20.0%
30.0%
40.0%
50.0%
60.0%
70.0%
80.0%
90.0%
100.0%
Springfield Philadelphia New Jersey
Pkg Services Inter Outbound Service Performance
Baseline Current
Origin Package Service Improvement from Phase I
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Inter-NDC Transportation Utilization from Phase I
Baseline: 3/28/09 – 4/24/09 (4 week average prior to implementation) Current: 7/25/09 – 7/31/09
57.4%
65.1% 65.9%
82.3%
61.9%
76.8%
0.0%
10.0%
20.0%
30.0%
40.0%
50.0%
60.0%
70.0%
80.0%
90.0%
Springfield Philadelphia New Jersey
Inter-NDC Outbound Transportation Utilization
Baseline Current
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Implementation Status
Phase I Completed on July 17● Three weeks early
Accelerated National Implementation to be completed by 11/20● Tier 1 to Tier 2 distribution and transportation
consolidation● Use of Tier 3 for USPS LTL consolidation● Integrate STC trips from Tier 2/3 where possible● Move of MXD States processing to Tier 2 sites
Phase 2 NDC Phase 3 NDC Phase 4 NDC8/10 to 9/4 Seattle 9/14 to 10/9 Detroit 10/19 to 11/20 Jacksonville8/10 to 9/4 Denver 9/14 to 10/9 Pittsburgh 10/19 to 11/20 Dallas8/10 to 9/4 San Francisco 9/14 to 10/9 Washington 10/19 to 11/20 Chicago8/10 to 9/4 Los Angeles 9/14 to 10/9 Greensboro 10/19 to 11/20 St. Louis8/24 to 9/11 Kansas City 9/14 to 10/9 Atlanta 10/19 to 11/20 Cincinnati8/24 to 9/11 Des Moines 9/14 to 10/9 Memphis
9/14 to 10/9 Minn/St. Paul
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Improved Service
No expansion to the number of entry points
No required changes to FAST or Critical Entry Times (CETs)
Minimal changes to origin induction preparation
Customer Impacts
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Network Redesign has resulted in cost saving and significant service improvements
Accelerated National Implementation will allow us to capture both the savings and service improvements early in FY 2010
We Need your help – origin separations to move mail on right network as quickly as possible
Summary