In a significant step towards digital modernization, Brazil’s state-owned postal service, Empresa Brasileira de Correios e Telégrafos, has initiated a pre-selection process aimed at soliciting proposals from companies and specialists proficient in blockchain and artificial intelligence (AI). This initiative is designed to enhance the agency’s logistics and operational management.
The announcement, made through the country’s official journal Diário Oficial da União, highlights a tender called Licitação Seleção Prévia e Diálogo nº 25000001/2025 CS. The primary goal of this effort is to pinpoint innovative technological solutions that will facilitate the digital transformation of the postal services offered by the agency.
“We aim to foster a collaborative and dynamic environment to identify artificial intelligence and blockchain solutions that address our operational and hiring challenges,” stated the company in their announcement. This forward-thinking approach illustrates the organization’s commitment to adapting to the evolving demands of the logistics sector.
While specific use cases have yet to be disclosed, the potential applications of blockchain technology are noteworthy. Its capabilities in supply chain tracking, document authentication, and transaction security are becoming increasingly essential in today’s digital economy. Similarly, the anticipated integration of artificial intelligence stands to significantly enhance logistics optimization and enable sophisticated data analysis.
As Empresa Brasileira de Correios e Telégrafos moves forward with this initiative, the outcomes may not only redefine the operational framework of postal services in Brazil but also set a precedent for other countries looking to innovate within their logistics sectors.
