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Student Renters Insurance Program Administration

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The contract involves the comprehensive management of a student renters insurance program for Christopher Newport University, located in Newport News. Responsibilities include the full lifecycle of the insurance service, from enrollment and policy issuance to ongoing customer support and claims processing. The contractor must ensure that all activities comply with both university policies and applicable state regulations, maintaining a seamless and compliant operation. This subcontract falls under the NAICS code 561320, which pertains to temporary help services, indicating a service-oriented engagement. The contract was posted on November 21, 2025, and is focused specifically on providing specialized insurance administration tailored to the needs of the student population at the university. This arrangement is designed to streamline insurance processes for students while ensuring regulatory adherence and effective customer service delivery.

General Info

Manage student renters insurance for Christopher Newport University, including enrollment, support, and claims.

Agency

Virginia → Christopher Newport UniversityView Agency

NAICS

561320 - Temporary Help ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Newport News, VA, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

This scope was carved out of A242CNU:108020.

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SS-Student Renters Insurance Services

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AgencyVirginia → Christopher Newport University
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End-to-end administration of a student renters insurance program, including enrollment, policy issuance, customer support, claims handling, and compliance with university and state regulations.

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