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Request for Stmts of Qualifications for Analytical Svcs Related to Mandated Hea

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The Connecticut Insurance Department is soliciting statements of qualifications to establish a Qualified Provider List (QPL) for analytical services related to the evaluation of mandated health benefits as authorized under Connecticut Insurance Law. This open, non-project-specific request seeks submissions from actuaries, actuarial firms, quality improvement clearinghouses, health policy research organizations, and other independent experts. Interested vendors must provide electronic statements detailing their qualifications, relevant experience, and proposed rates and costs. The goal is to identify a pool of pre-qualified providers who can be engaged by the Department on an as-needed basis over a ten-year period from October 8, 2025, through October 7, 2035. The solicitation (No. 32861) does not include fixed line items, set-asides, or explicit evaluation criteria and does not incorporate standard federal contract clauses or special contractual requirements such as security clearances or key personnel designations. All submissions are electronic with no physical deliverables, and the place of performance is Connecticut, with administrative coordination centralized at the Department’s Hartford office. The Department requires vendors to demonstrate compliance with relevant Connecticut statutory requirements but does not specify detailed technical standards or certifications within the solicitation. Contract awards will be made based on qualifications and ability to meet service requirements, although the solicitation does not disclose the basis of award methodology or pricing structure. The contact for inquiries is Lena Bahar at the Connecticut Insurance Department.

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Connecticut seeks qualified providers for health benefit analytics via electronic submissions, ten-year term.

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Connecticut Insurance DepartmentView Agency

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524298 - All Other Insurance Related ActivitiesView NAICS

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CT, USA

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Solicitation 32861 Request for Statements of Qualifications for Analytical Services

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AgencyConnecticut Insurance Department
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The Connecticut Insurance Department (“Department”) is establishing a Qualified Provider List (“QPL”) for actuaries, actuarial firms, quality improvement clearinghouses, health policy research organizations or any other independent expert that may be engaged by the Department as authorized by the Connecticut Insurance Law for the purpose of evaluating mandated health benefits. All interested individuals and/or organizations are invited to submit to the Department an electronic statement of qualifications, which delineates how the requirements of a category or categories of analytical services, as outlined herein, are satisfied as well as rates and costs.

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