Postal Service gave Louis DeJoy’s former company $5M contract

Published October 23, 2020 8:09pm ET



The United States Postal Service gave Postmaster General Louis DeJoy’s former company a $5 million shipping contract last month.

DeJoy still owns a multimillion-dollar share in the company, XPO Logistics, as of this month, according to CBS News. The 18-month contract to ship mail between Norfolk, Virginia, and Evansville, Indiana, is the first regular contract between the Postal Service and XPO in more than a year. XPO had a temporary contract with the service in December 2019, but its last contract was signed in 2019.

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