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12-001286 Administrator for Continuing Education Program for North Carolina Insurance Producers and Adjusters

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The North Carolina Department of Insurance is soliciting proposals to administer the continuing education program for all licensed insurance producers, resident adjusters, public adjusters, and non-resident adjusters who designate North Carolina as their home state for licensing purposes. The selected vendor will be responsible for managing the entire continuing education program without any use of state funds; all operational costs will be recovered solely through fees collected from the licensees in accordance with North Carolina General Statute §58-33-130, ensuring no financial burden on the Department. The program must comply with state regulations and maintain the integrity and efficiency of continuing education requirements for all covered licensees. Solicitation number Doc2327458370 was posted on July 24, 2026, with proposals due by August 28, 2026. The solicitation is open to qualified organizations under NAICS code 923120 and is managed by the North Carolina Department of Insurance, with the point of contact being Sloane Chua. Performance of the contract will take place entirely within North Carolina, and the selected vendor will operate independently to deliver a fully self-sustaining CE system that meets state standards, supports licensee compliance, and ensures seamless administration through fee-based funding as authorized by law.

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Administer NC’s self-funded continuing education program for insurance licensees via fees under §58-33-130.

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North Carolina → Department of InsuranceView Agency

NAICS

923120 - Administration of Public Health ProgramsView NAICS

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NC, US

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RFP 12-001286 Administrator for CE Program NC Department of Insurance

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AgencyNorth Carolina → Department of Insurance
Contacts1 person available
OfficeNC, US
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North Carolina → Department of Insurance
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Office AddressNC, US
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Sloane Chua

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The North Carolina Department of Insurance is seeking proposals from interested and qualified organizations (“Vendor”) to administer the continuing education (“CE”) program for currently licensed NC resident insurance producers, NC resident adjusters/public adjusters, and non-resident adjusters/public adjusters that designate NC as their home state for licensing purposes (individually, “Producers,” “Resident Adjusters” and “NC DHS Non-Resident Adjusters” and, together, “Licensees”). No State funds will be used for the administration of the CE program. All costs associated with the program will be recovered by the Vendor pursuant to NCGS §58-33-130. The program of CE administration as outlined in this RFP shall be without cost to the Department.

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