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Mt. San Antonio College F-1 Student Health Insurance

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2026-025State & Local

Submission Closed01/30/2026, 10:00:00 PM UTC

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AI Contract Overview

This contract pertains to the procurement of a comprehensive health insurance plan tailored for F-1 international students at Mt. San Antonio College. Recognizing the complexity of the American healthcare system and the unique challenges faced by international students—such as language barriers, mental health concerns, cultural adjustment, and lack of familiarity with healthcare services—the college seeks a provider that not only offers affordable and holistic coverage but also prioritizes effective communication and education for students. The plan must support a wide range of needs including coverage for pre-existing conditions, mental health and wellness, women's health, prescription medications, and emergency services relevant to families abroad. Additionally, optional supplementary plans like dependent coverage, dental, and vision are under consideration. The healthcare provider will also serve as a critical resource for the International Student Program staff, who require responsive customer service, efficient onboarding, and smooth invoicing processes. The provider is expected to engage with students through workshops and information sessions, enhancing their understanding and access to healthcare benefits. The solicitation, issued by Mt. San Antonio College’s International Student Program in California, invites proposals that deliver strong value and comprehensive coverage tailored to the specific needs of international students, ensuring their health and wellbeing do not become barriers to their academic success. The contract’s response deadline is January 30, 2026, and the key contacts include the Director of International Students and the Procurement Specialist.

General Info

Procurement of affordable, comprehensive health insurance for Mt. SAC F-1 international students.

Agency

California → International Student ProgramView Agency

NAICS

524114 - Direct Health and Medical Insurance CarriersView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

(6)

2025-26 Mt. San Antonio College International Student Insurance Plan Summary

PDF•1 page•other

LewerMark Administrative Guide ACA Exempt Plan 2025-2026

PDF•18 pages•administrative-guide

LewerMark 2024-25 Mt. San Antonio College International Student Insurance Agreement

PDF•6 pages•contract-document

2025-26 Mt. San Antonio College Student Insurance Plan Brochure

PDF•34 pages•plan-brochure

Mt. San Antonio College F-1 Student Health Insurance RFQual 2026-025

PDF•17 pages•rfqual

Professional Services Agreement - Mt. San Antonio CCD 10-25-2023

PDF•contract-document

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Timeline

PhaseClosed

PostedDec 19

Solicitation

Response DeadlineJan 30

Deadline has passed

Submission Closed

01/30/2026, 10:00:00 PM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyCalifornia → International Student Program

Contacts2 people available

OfficeWalnut, CA, 91789, USA

Organization / Agency

California → International Student Program

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Office AddressWalnut, CA, 91789, USA

Contacts

Chris DicksonDirector, International Students

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Danielle CalhounProcurement Specialist

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+1 (555) 000-0000

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Arlington, VA

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Herndon, WA

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Full Description

Healthcare in the United States is very complicated for Americans to understand, much less international students who are mostly within or near the traditional college age of 18 to 24. Despite the complicated nature of healthcare, our students need an affordable, holistic provider that will also educate and simplify healthcare as much as possible for our students. International students need a provider who is sensitive to their needs, including language barriers, mental health and wellness, culture shock, a lack of understanding of the American healthcare system, seamless customer service, user-friendly websites, digital resources, and student portal, and emergency services for their parents or families who are outside the U.S. Hence, the healthcare provider will play a very important role in our students' educational journey by removing a potential barrier to success. While we are very mindful of our students, we also want to acknowledge the needs of the International Student Program (ISP) staff. As with students, the ISP team relies on the healthcare provider being available for inquiries ranging from minor to urgently severe; being available for student engagements (i.e., workshops, information sessions); providing great customer service; having seamless onboarding and invoicing processes; and providing informational resources for distribution. The following notable characteristics and policies will be considered in the evaluation, among others. Cost and value of the plan Pre-existing conditions Non-English language support Mental health and wellness coverage and support Women's health (i.e., pregnancy and termination, oral contraceptives) Prescription drug costs Miscellaneous: Repatriation, Medical Evacuation, Accidental Death and Dismemberment, etc. Optional Supplementary Plans: Dependent (F-1's spouse/child), Dental, Vision