Shipping & Receiving

Mail Services is rolling out a new process for mail and parcel pickup, which will allow customers to request same-day pickup for campus mail and outbound items using a simple, mobile-friendly online system. 

Each mail stop will have two QR codes posted in its mail area. 

Beginning Monday, Feb. 23, you’ll see something new when checking out with Amazon in Aggie Enterprise: Dedicated Delivery.

Thank you to everyone who supported the 2025 Campus Mail Services Toy Drive, benefiting the Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots program!

A total of 235 toys were collected this year, including about 40 donated by AggieSurplus customers during this month's in-store shopping. The toys will be distributed to Yolo County children in need.

This year's annual Annual Mail Services Holiday Food Drive brought in close to 3,400 pounds of non-perishable food and other items, which will benefit the UC Davis community. 

UC Davis Health Mail Services collected 1,794 pounds of food, about 99 pounds more than last year.

Campus Mail Services also exceeded last year’s total, bringing in 1,604 pounds in total, about 87 pounds more than last year. That total included 115 pounds collected during AggieSurplus In-Store Shopping.

Take a look behind the scenes at how Logistics' Last Mile Initiative reduces truck traffic, cuts emissions and increases transparency for UC Davis customers in this article featured on the FOA News page. 

In October 2025 American Cargoservice, UC's contracted customs broker, presented information on import basics, current tariffs, the end of "de minimis," duty free, and how and when to contact American Cargoservice for assistance.

View the recording of the presentation and download the slides.

Mail Services would like to thank the campus and UC Davis Health for their support of this year’s Food Drive.

Campus Mail Services collected 1,517 pounds of food and other non-perishable essentials, which included 185 pounds donated by AggieSurplus customers during November in-store shopping days. The collection was donated to the ASUCD Pantry, which provides food and basic essentials to UC Davis students. 

Please note that changes will be made to package deliveries during the planned AFSCME strike, Wednesday, Nov. 20 – Thursday, Nov. 21.

Ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes at Logistics and how the work there supports UC Davis’s mission?

Logistics is now offering a 1.5-hour tour of 615 Hopkins, including Mail Services, Central Receiving, the Storehouse, AggieSurplus and more.

Slots are open for tours on October 15, November 7 and December 10 from 9 to 10:30 am. Registration is required. Email Logistics for questions or more information.

Take a look at this month's Supply Chain Management Link and learn more about:

• Mail Services' Last Mile Initiative
• Aggie Enterprise Purchasing User Group
• Using Advanced Searching in Aggie Enterprise
• Our upcoming Wire Transfer Forum
• Mail Services Supervisor Mark Blankinship

and more.

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