AON RISK SERVICES, INC. OF WASHINGTON, D. C.

AON Risk Services, Inc. of Washington, D.C. specializes in providing tailored insurance-related advisory services for complex federal land and recreation use programs. Their core capability centers on designing and implementing specialized insurance solutions for recreational special use permits, particularly those involving federal public lands managed by agencies such as the Department of Agriculture. This includes risk assessment, coverage structuring, and compliance alignment with federal liability frameworks for non-traditional, high-impact outdoor activities such as guided expeditions, cultural events, and temporary facility operations on national forests and grasslands. Their technical expertise lies in interpreting federal insurance mandates, navigating interagency liability protocols, and ensuring policy alignment with the Federal Land Policy and Management Act and related regulatory standards. Differentiators include deep familiarity with the unique exposure profiles of recreational use permits and the ability to bridge insurance underwriting practices with federal land management requirements. The contractor has demonstrated direct experience supporting the Department of Agriculture, specifically in delivering insurance expertise for recreation-related activities on USDA-managed lands. This relationship suggests a focused engagement with agencies overseeing national forests and public land use permits, where insurance coverage must accommodate transient users, third-party operators, and environmental liabilities. Their primary industry focus is under NAICS 524298, which encompasses all other insurance-related activities not classified elsewhere—specifically niche, non-standard insurance advisory services tied to federal operations. This positions them as a specialist in federal risk transfer mechanisms rather than broad commercial insurance brokerage. As a 2L entity based in Chicago, IL, AON Risk Services operates as a corporate subsidiary with no disclosed federal certifications. Their government market presence is narrowly defined by their singular known contract, indicating a highly specialized, mission-driven niche rather than broad-scale federal contracting activity.