USCO Gets Xerox Contract
USCO Logistics has been awarded a new 3PL account by Xerox Corp. that will provide critical parts distribution services to Xerox's Northeastern U.S. District Parts Centers
USCO Logistics has been awarded a new 3PL account by Xerox Corp. that will provide critical parts distribution services to Xerox's Northeastern U.S. District Parts Centers.
Xerox Corporation, headquartered in Stamford, Conn., awarded USCO Logistics a three-year contact to operate six of Xerox's existing District Parts Centers in the Northeast.
Xerox officials say they required a virtually seamless logistics solution with no negative impact on its business or customers, and that's what USCO provided.
Scott Wilkins, who serves as USCO's account executive on the Xerox account, said. "This new account represents a great opportunity for USCO, as well as a challenge," he said. "We had to work very quickly to meet the Xerox timeline and provide them with a smooth transition that would ensure the best possible customer services for the Company, its customers and field technicians."
USCO Logistics, Hamden, Conn., operates shared and dedicated distribution centers throughout North America, as well as regional stocking locations that house critical parts for expedited delivery of goods throughout North America.
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