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Insurance Brokerage Services - Lebanon

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This subcontract for the International Labour Organization involves providing professional insurance brokerage and intermediary services for prime contractors based in Beirut, Lebanon. The selected provider will be responsible for conducting comprehensive risk assessments, comparing insurance policies, advocating for claims, and managing the entire renewal cycle to ensure continuous and optimal coverage. To be eligible, the service provider must hold a valid Lebanese insurance broker license. Key deliverables associated with this contract include the submission of detailed policy management reports, claims settlement reports, and annual risk assessments to ensure transparency and effective risk mitigation.

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Licensed Lebanese broker providing insurance brokerage and risk management services for ILO contractors.

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Place of Performance

LBN

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NONE

Documents

This scope was carved out of rfx_14025_ROAS.

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RFQ/423/2026/POL/ROAS Insurance coverage of ILO Assets in Beirut Please check the tender documentation on how to contact the Buyer

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AgencyILO
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Organization / AgencyILO
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Performs insurance brokerage and intermediary functions for prime contractors on International Labour Organization (ILO) insurance contracts in Beirut, Lebanon. Conducts risk assessment, policy comparison, claims advocacy, and management of the renewal cycle. Requires a valid Lebanese insurance broker license. Delivers policy management reports, claims settlement reports, and annual risk assessments.

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