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FMLA/PPFML/PPL Case Management Services

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This subcontract for FMLA/PPFML/PPL Case Management Services involves providing end-to-end administration of employee leave requests for prime contractors supporting Port of Seattle Human Resources projects. The selected provider will be responsible for managing the entire leave lifecycle, including claim intake, determining eligibility for FMLA, PPFML, and PPL, reviewing medical certifications, and coordinating return-to-work processes and employee communications. The role requires deep expertise in Federal FMLA and Washington State PFML regulations to ensure all managed leave cases and compliance documentation meet legal standards. Interested parties should note the response deadline of November 10, 2026, and the classification under NAICS code 541612.

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Subcontract for FMLA and Washington leave management services; response deadline November 10, 2026.

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Leave Administration for Port Employees

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AgencyWashington → Human Resources
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Performs end-to-end administration of employee leave requests for prime contractors on Port of Seattle Human Resources projects. Manages claim intake, eligibility determination for FMLA, PPFML, and PPL, and medical certification review. Coordinates employee communications and return-to-work processes. Requires expertise in Federal FMLA and Washington State PFML regulations. Delivers managed leave cases and compliance documentation.

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