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This Solicitation opportunity from Georgia was posted on July 1, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Benefits Brokerage & Consulting Services - 26-RFP-126

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PE-65100-NONST-2027-000000054State & Local

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Effingham County Georgia Board of Commissioners is seeking a highly qualified Benefits Consulting and Brokerage Services firm to optimize its employee benefits program, which covers approximately 555 full-time employees across a wide range of departments including law enforcement, public safety, infrastructure, and administrative services. The selected firm will be responsible for strategically planning, designing, acquiring, negotiating, implementing, maintaining, and enhancing the county’s medical, dental, vision, life, and ancillary voluntary benefits, as well as its wellness program, with a strong emphasis on innovation, cost containment, and program quality in a dynamic benefits landscape. The goal is to maintain financially competitive and affordable offerings that support recruitment and retention of top talent while ensuring continuity of services through a single, experienced provider. The contract does not authorize the selected firm to directly contact insurers or underwriters on behalf of the county, nor to make any reservations, commitments, or solicitations within the insurance market at this stage. Proposals must be submitted by August 5, 2026, under solicitation number PE-65100-NONST-2027-000000054, with all inquiries directed to Sydney Edwards, the primary point of contact. The county seeks a partner with a proven track record in delivering creative, data-driven solutions that align with public sector needs, ensuring long-term stability and value in benefits administration without initiating any insurance procurement activities prior to evaluation and selection.

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Effingham County seeks experienced benefits consultant to optimize employee benefits for 555 staff, focusing on cost, quality, and innovation without direct insurance solicitations.

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26-RFP-126 Benefits Brokerage & Consulting Services

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AgencyGeorgia → Effingham County Board of Commissioners
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The objective of this Request for Proposals (RFP) is to obtain highly qualified and experienced Benefits Consulting and Brokerage Services firm for optimization of Effingham County GA Board of Commissioners' (ECBOC) benefits program. ECBOC is looking for continuity of services in the rapidly changing area of employee benefits and is particularly interested in a single firm that can offer creative, innovative approaches with a proven track record that allows the ECBOC to maintain quality programs and contain or reduce costs. The benefits program includes medical, dental, vision, life, and ancillary/voluntary benefits for the employees of ECBOC, as well as its wellness program. Consultants and/or Brokers will assist with strategically planning, designing, acquisition, negotiating, implementation, maintenance, communication and enhancement of the best coverage and cost for selective employee benefits program. ECBOC is constantly competing to recruit and retain the best employees possible. Our leadership is looking to ensure we have financially competitive and affordable programs to offer our employees. ECBOC workforce is comprised of approximately 555 full-time employees spread across diverse departments, including Officials/County Manager, Solicitors, Magistrate, Elections/Registrars, Tax Commissioner, E911, Fleet Maintenance/Enviro-worx, Information Technology, Prison, Sheriff's Office, EMS, Facilities Maintenance, Animal Shelter, Public Works, Extension Services, Recreation, Parks & Landscaping, Fire Department, Waste-Water Treatment Plant/Sewage, and Development Services. This RFP is not an authorization to approach insurers or other underwriting sources on behalf of the ECBOC. Furthermore, ECBOC specifically requests that no insurance market contact or solicitation be made on its behalf at this time, nor insurance market reservations or commitments be made for any purpose with regard to any insurance or reinsurance.

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