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RFP 7432 - Stop Loss for HR

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The City of Corpus Christi is soliciting proposals for Stop Loss Insurance Services under RFP 7432, formally numbered 1381, with a submission deadline of August 17, 2026, at 7:00 PM. This solicitation seeks qualified firms to provide stop loss coverage tailored to the needs of the City’s health and retirement programs, ensuring financial protection against high-cost claims. The contract is open to all eligible vendors without specific set-asides, and responses must be submitted through the designated supplier portal. The primary point of contact for questions and communications is Marco Lozano, reachable via email at marcol@corpuschristitx.gov. While the NAICS code and exact place of performance are not specified, the services are intended to support City operations in Texas, and proposals must demonstrate the bidder’s expertise, financial stability, and ability to meet the City’s specific stop loss insurance requirements.

General Info

City of Corpus Christi seeks stop loss insurance providers by August 17, 2026, for health and retirement programs.

Agency

Texas → City of Corpus ChristiView Agency

NAICS

524113 - Direct Life Insurance CarriersView NAICS

Place of Performance

Not specified

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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RFP 7432 - Stop Loss Insurance Services for City of Corpus Christi FY27

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RFP 7432 Stop Loss 2026-2027 Addendum 1 Questions

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AgencyTexas → City of Corpus Christi
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The City is seeking proposals from firms interested and qualified to provide Stop Loss Insurance Services.

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