Package stuck at Denver CO Network Distribution Center?
USPS Denver Network Distribution Center: USPS's NDC in Denver, CO. We don't track packages. This page tells you what's normal here and whether anything is wrong right now.
No known delay
Nothing unusual at this facility right now
No National Weather Service warnings for Denver, CO, no USPS service alert for this area, and no visitor reports in the last 6 hours.
- Normal time here
- 1 to 3 days
- Act after
- 5 business days
- Visitor reports, 24 h
- 0
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What we checked
National Weather Service alerts for Denver, CO: Nov 15, 6:30 PM EST. USPS service alerts: Nov 15, 6:30 PM EST. Visitor reports: live. Facility facts reviewed November 14, 2026. How we check
Stuck or normal?
Normal here: 1 to 3 days. Packages often show "Arrived at USPS Regional Facility" and then nothing new for a day or two, which is normal.
Act if: no new scan for 5 business days. Weekends and federal holidays don't count.
USPS lets you start a Missing Mail search 7 days after mailing, even if this plant's normal time hasn't passed.
From mid-November through December, NDC backlogs of several days are common. USPS does not publish facility backlogs, so visitor reports below are the best signal. These are rules of thumb from how USPS's network works, not a USPS promise. How we set them.
What to do if your package is stuck here
- Wait until there's been no new scan for 5 business days. USPS often skips scans between plants, so a quiet "In Transit to Next Facility" is usually fine.
- Submit a Help Request Form on usps.com. It goes to your local post office, and either you or the sender can file it. USPS tracking FAQ
- Still nothing? Start a Missing Mail search. You can file it 7 days after the mailing date, even if this plant's normal time hasn't passed. USPS Missing Mail
- If it was insured (Priority Mail and Ground Advantage include some coverage), file a claim within 60 days of mailing. USPS claims
- Bought it from a store? Contact the seller. They can file the claim or send a replacement, often faster than USPS.
More detail: USPS step-by-step guide · Amazon, eBay and Etsy refunds · Who should file
Is your package stuck here too?
No one has reported a stuck package here in the last 24 hours. If yours is stuck here, you can be the first. It helps others see if this hub is backed up.
Anonymous. We never ask for tracking numbers. To stop double counting we keep a scrambled network code for 48 hours. Privacy
Why packages sit at Denver CO Network Distribution Center (NDC)
- Backlog: more trailers arrived than the plant can process
- It's inside a container (a "sack" or cage) that hasn't been opened yet, and nothing gets scanned until it is
- It missed its truck and waits for the next one
- The label didn't scan and it went to manual handling
Scans you'll see here
- Shipment Received, Package Acceptance Pending: USPS received a container or pallet that your package was in, but your individual package has not been scanned as accepted yet.
- USPS in possession of item: USPS has the package and is getting it ready to move.
- Accepted at USPS Origin Facility: USPS accepted the package at the start of its trip.
- Arrived at USPS Regional Facility: The package reached a USPS processing plant.
- Departed USPS Regional Facility: The package left a USPS processing plant on a truck or plane toward the next stop.
- Arrived at USPS Regional Destination Facility: The package reached the processing plant that serves the delivery area.
- In Transit to Next Facility: A system-generated update (event code A2 or NT), not a physical scan.
- In Transit, Arriving Late: A system-generated in-transit update USPS uses "when the item appears likely to be delivered after the expected delivery date".
- Moving Through Network: A tracking summary heading, not a scan.
- Processing Exception: USPS detected a processing irregularity (event code LX).
All USPS tracking messages explained
About this facility
A Network Distribution Center (formerly a Bulk Mail Center) sorts packages and bulk mail for a large region and sends them by truck to other NDCs or to local processing plants. Ground Advantage and Parcel Select packages often pass through one or two NDCs.
- At 7755 E 56th Ave. USPS's February 2026 facility list names this building as the future Denver RPDC (no activation date yet). USPS still called it the "Denver NDC" in October 2026.
- No 2025-2026 r/usps_complaints post quotes "DENVER CO NETWORK DISTRIBUTION CENTER". This building may now show as "DENVER CO DISTRIBUTION CENTER", the same name as the Denver P&DC.
- Third-party aggregator k2track shows an average dwell of about 1 d 3 h at the "DENVER CO NETWORK DISTRIBUTION CENTER" scan location (historical data, not official).
Names you might see
In tracking: DENVER CO NETWORK DISTRIBUTION CENTER. Also called: Denver NDC, Denver BMC, Denver RTH.
Alert history
No weather or service alerts here in the last 30 days.
Questions
How long do packages stay at Denver CO Network Distribution Center (NDC)?
Usually 1 to 3 days. From mid-November through December, NDC backlogs of several days are common. USPS does not publish facility backlogs, so visitor reports below are the best signal.
My package hasn't moved from DENVER CO NETWORK DISTRIBUTION CENTER. Is it lost?
Probably not. If there's been no new scan for 5 business days (weekends and holidays don't count), it's worth acting: submit a Help Request Form on usps.com, then a Missing Mail search if it still hasn't moved. Packages are rarely lost at a hub. They're usually in a trailer or container that hasn't been scanned yet.
How do I know if there's a delay at Denver CO Network Distribution Center (NDC) today?
Check the status box at the top of this page. We read USPS service alerts and National Weather Service alerts for Denver, CO every 30 minutes and count visitor reports.
Can you tell me where my package is?
No. We don't have access to USPS tracking and never ask for tracking numbers. Only USPS (and the sender) can see a specific package. We explain what the scans mean and whether there's a known problem at the facility.
Other USPS facilities nearby
DENVER CO DISTRIBUTION CENTEROklahoma City OK Distribution Center (RPDC)OKLAHOMA CITY OK DISTRIBUTION CENTERKansas City KS Distribution Center (RPDC)KANSAS CITY KS DISTRIBUTION CENTERKansas City MO Distribution CenterKANSAS CITY MO DISTRIBUTION CENTERPhoenix AZ Distribution Center (RPDC)PHOENIX AZ DISTRIBUTION CENTERDes Moines IA Network Distribution Center (NDC)DES MOINES IA NETWORK DISTRIBUTION CENTEROther carriers' hubs near Denver
- UPS Commerce City, CO (UPS, Commerce City)
- UPS Salt Lake City, UT (UPS, Salt Lake City)
- UPS Lenexa, KS (UPS, Lenexa)
Sources
- USPS Industry Alert: USPS Modernization Through Package Equipment Upgrades in August 2026 (Jul 31, 2026) (accessed 2026-11-14)
- USPS newsroom: USPS hosting largest processing plant hiring event in more than a decade (Oct 1, 2026, Denver P&DC and Denver NDC addresses) (accessed 2026-11-14)
- Wikipedia: Network distribution center (list of NDCs) (accessed 2026-11-14)
- k2track.in USPS location page: DENVER CO NETWORK DISTRIBUTION CENTER (third-party tracking aggregator) (third-party tracker) (accessed 2026-11-14)
- Reddit r/usps_complaints post quoting the scan "DENVER CO NETWORK DISTRIBUTION CENTER" (visitor posts) (accessed 2026-11-14)
- Save the Post Office: "Postal Service updates on DFA: New lists of RPDCs, LPCs, S&DCs, & RTOs" (Feb 5, 2026, reproduces the USPS facility list filed with the PRC) (accessed 2026-11-14)
The scan name above comes from how USPS usually labels locations and from posts by people who saw it, not from an official USPS list. Seeing it spelled differently? Tell us.