309 E Fontanero St
Customer PortalA Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Courier on the Front Range
Trip Savers has moved documents, samples, supplies and equipment around Colorado Springs since 1984. The business is now Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned, which in this market makes it unusual: we aren't aware of another SDVOSB courier operating on the Front Range.
Public sector work runs on schedules, documentation and people who turn up. That is the entire job description, and we've been doing it here for forty years.
Contracting Details
- Business
- MP Deliverables, LLC dba Trip Savers
- Classification
- Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business
- Primary NAICS
- 492110, Couriers and Express Delivery Services
- PSC
- R602, Transportation and Travel Services
- Place of performance
- El Paso, Pueblo, Teller and Fremont counties, and Denver Metro
- Established
- 1984
Federal agencies and installations, county and city offices, school districts and libraries. Fort Carson, Peterson and Schriever are all inside the daily service area, as are the El Paso County Combined Courts and the Pueblo County Courthouse.
What We Can Perform
- Scheduled and recurring inter-agency and interoffice routes
- Same-day, next-day and rush courier
- Court and city filings with returned stamped copies
- Records and sensitive document transport
- Supply, equipment and parts delivery
- Environmental and compliance sample transport inside hold times
- Warehousing, managed inventory and forward stocking
Capacity, for the record: over 150+ stops a day, 40,000 deliveries a year, 700+ miles a day. Bonded and insured. Enough drivers that a single absence doesn't become a missed performance period.
This Thanksgiving was the first major holiday my stepson spent away from home. He really wanted to come home, but just couldn't make it. We made him a care package to cheer him up, but lo and behold, he was put on isolation after working with someone who was COVID positive. This meant that even if I mailed his box, he would not be able to retrieve it from his mailbox before Thanksgiving. I couldn't let this happen! I called Gary, and explained the situation. This was challenging because our son is in isolation in the barracks on base. Not just anybody can get on base these days. The barracks doesnt have a normal address, hence the PO Box. FedEx and UPS could not get this done for all the money in the world. I didn't even have a real address to give to Gary! I had to draw him a map! Gary, a veteran himself, took special care on this very unique request to personally deliver his box the night before Thanksgiving! I could not be more grateful! Thank you so much!
Let Us Save You the Trip
Tell us what needs to get somewhere and when. Get your estimate within 2 hours, and for anything urgent, call and a local human picks up.
