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Thursday, July 12, 2001 | 11:22 a.m.
Citi-Xpress Delivery Services Inc. sued to enforce a three-year exclusive delivery service agreement with OfficeMax Inc.
The Las Vegas delivery service provider said Cleveland-based OfficeMax, which has nine locations in Las Vegas, breached the agreement when it began on Jan. 5 to use two or more delivery persons OfficeMax hired and also contracted with United Parcel Services to deliver its office furniture, equipment and supplies.
Citi-Xpress said OfficeMax agreed on Dec. 14, 1998, to exclusively retain the delivery service to pick up and deliver office furniture, equipment and supplies for OfficeMax in the Las Vegas area.
The defendant could not be reached for comment.
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