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Benefits Implementation and Enrollment Support

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The Benefits Implementation and Enrollment Support subcontract involves providing specialized project management for the transition of insurance plans for prime contractors associated with City of St. Petersburg insurance projects. The primary objective is to deliver the complete enrollment of all eligible members, which includes managing the initial enrollment process for 3,225 active employees and 562 retirees. To achieve this, the contractor will coordinate closely with the agent of record and utilize digital onboarding portals and enrollment software to ensure the accuracy of member record data. This effort is managed under the Human Resources agency in Florida, with a response deadline set for November 24, 2026.

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Project management for insurance enrollment of 3,225 employees and 562 retirees in Florida.

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FL, USA

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This scope was carved out of RFP- 26 - 338.

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Insurance, Group Life and Disability

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Provides project management for the transition of insurance plans for prime contractors on City of St. Petersburg insurance projects. Manages initial enrollment for 3,225 active employees and 562 retirees, coordinates with the agent of record, and ensures member record data accuracy. Utilizes enrollment software and digital onboarding portals. Delivers completed enrollment of all eligible members.

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