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International Student Health Insurance Underwriting

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This scope was carved out of 27RFP-SDBOR11162026.

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International Student Health Insurance Services

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AgencySouth Dakota State Government
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Provides insurance coverage and financial risk carriage for prime contractors on South Dakota Board of Regents international student health projects. Assumes financial risk for medical expenses, providing a minimum $500,000 annual limit with a $500 deductible and $5,000 out-of-pocket limit per coverage year. Requires a licensed insurance carrier capable of issuing policies meeting the Schedule of Benefits. Delivers an active insurance policy for the student population.

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