DHL loses BoU delivery contract

Jul 30, 2009

DHL, a global courier firm, has lost its contract with Bank of Uganda (BoU) to DAKS Courier. DAKS Courier got the three-year contract to deliver packages and documents for Bank of Uganda.

By Arthur Baguma

DHL, a global courier firm, has lost its contract with Bank of Uganda (BoU) to DAKS Courier. DAKS Courier got the three-year contract to deliver packages and documents for Bank of Uganda.

The contract, which commenced on July 1, includes handling requests for pick-ups and delivery of documents and goods for Bank of Uganda across the world.

David Kasingwire, the managing director of DAKS, said winning the competitive contract was a sign of their competence.

“We are capable of tracking full visibility of the movement of packages tendered to us through automatic notifications by e-mail as opposed to tracking of the documents on the website. The client is notified at every stage up to the point of delivery,” Kasingwire said.

He said the company had upgraded its courier system to international standards.

DAKS owns the local lucrative franchise of United Parcel Service (UPS), an international courier logistics company.

Established in 1999, DAKS Courier has evolved to become one of the leading companies in courier transportation, clearing and forwarding, ware housing and distribution.

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