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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 issuing solicitation number 32861 to establish a Qualified Provider List (QPL) for specialized analytical services. This list is intended to identify and engage experts authorized under Connecticut Insurance Law to evaluate mandated health benefits. Eligible entities for inclusion on the QPL include actuaries, actuarial firms, quality improvement clearinghouses, health policy research organizations, and other independent experts. Interested parties must submit an electronic statement of qualifications that demonstrates their ability to meet specific analytical service requirements and includes detailed information regarding their rates and costs. The solicitation period begins on October 8, 2025, and the response deadline is set for October 7, 2035. Performance of services related to this QPL will take place in Hartford, Connecticut, with delivery terms designated as Free On Board Destination. While the solicitation does not define specific line items or a total estimated contract value, it establishes a long-term framework for professional engagement. For inquiries regarding the submission process or service requirements, the primary point of contact is Lena Bahar, who can be reached via email at Lena.Bahar@ct.gov or by telephone at 860-297-3807.

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Connecticut seeks qualified experts for specialized health benefit analytical services via solicitation 32861.

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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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