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Full Service Employee Benefits Broker
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The City of Longmont in Colorado is seeking proposals from experienced full-service employee benefits brokers through a formal solicitation process. The selected broker will be responsible for providing comprehensive support in the strategic planning, analysis, implementation, and ongoing management of the city’s fully insured employee benefits program. The contract aims to ensure the city’s benefits offerings are effectively managed, competitive, and aligned with organizational goals. The project has an estimated value ranging from $500,000 to $2,000,000, reflecting the scope and importance of the services required. Interested firms are encouraged to submit their proposals by August 7, 2025, with primary contact being Nicola Davidson. The city emphasizes a thorough and strategic partnership to optimize employee benefits administration and delivery.
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