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Third-Party Claims Administration & Workers Compensation

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2025-26-033State & Local

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The City of Hialeah is inviting qualified, licensed firms to submit proposals for a comprehensive, bundled Workers’ Compensation and Third-Party Liability Claims Administration program under solicitation number 2025-26-033. The goal is to partner with a single Third-Party Administrator that integrates all critical functions—including claims adjusting, medical management, telephonic case management, and provider network access—into one cohesive service model. The selected vendor must demonstrate a clear commitment to ensuring injured workers receive only reasonable, necessary, and work-related medical care while actively promoting a swift and healthy return to duty and minimizing the City’s overall liability exposure. Proposals must be submitted by the deadline of August 12, 2026, and will be evaluated based on the vendor’s ability to deliver efficient, cost-effective, and compliant claims administration under Florida law. The contract will be managed by the Human Resources, Risk Management Division, with primary point of contact Franklin Duharte, Risk Administrator, and secondary contact Marilin Gutierrez, Purchasing Aide. The City expects the TPA to operate with transparency, accountability, and a results-driven approach tailored to the needs of a municipal workforce, with all services performed within the State of Florida. The opportunity is open to all eligible firms without specific set-aside restrictions, and detailed information can be accessed through the online procurement portal.

General Info

Hialeah seeks single TPA for bundled workers’ comp and liability claims administration under Florida law by August 12, 2026.

Agency

Florida → Human Resources, Risk Management DivisionView Agency

NAICS

524292 - Pharmacy Benefit Management and Other Third Party Administration of Insurance and Pension FundsView NAICS

Place of Performance

FL, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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City of Hialeah AL GL Loss Run 10.01.21 to 09.30.22

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City of Hialeah Medical Bill Review Scorecard Detail

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City of Hialeah Workers Compensation Loss Run Report 10.01.21 to 09.30.22

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City of Hialeah Workers Compensation Loss Run 10.01.25 to 06.30.26

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City of Hialeah Workers Compensation Loss Run 10.01.23 to 09.30.24

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Professional Services Agreement for Workers’ Compensation Claims Administration - City of Hialeah

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City of Hialeah AL GL Loss Run 10.01.23 to 09.30.24

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City of Hialeah AL GL Loss Run 10.01.22 to 09.30.23

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Transaction Detail Report 8734 January 2024 to June 2026

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City of Hialeah Workers Compensation Loss Run 10.01.24 to 09.30.25

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RFP 2025-26-033 Third-Party Claims Administration & Workers Compensation

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City of Hialeah AL GL Loss Run 10.01.24 to 09.30.25

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City of Hialeah AL GL Loss Run 10.01.25 to 06.30.26

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City of Hialeah Workers Compensation Loss Run Report 10.01.22 to 09.30.23

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City of Hialeah Authorized Hauler List Fiscal 2025-2026

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AgencyFlorida → Human Resources, Risk Management Division
Contacts2 people available
OfficeHialeah, FL, 33010, US
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Florida → Human Resources, Risk Management Division
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Office AddressHialeah, FL, 33010, US
Contacts
Franklin DuharteRisk Administrator
Marilin GutierrezPurchasing Aide

Interested Companies (1)

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ACE Technologies
Hahira, GA

Full Description

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The City of Hialeah is seeking proposals for a fully bundled Workers' Compensation and Third-Party Liability Claims Administration program from qualified, licensed firms. The City intends to partner with a single Third-Party Administrator (TPA) that integrates claims adjusting, medical management, telephonic case management, and provider network access under a unified service model. The successful Proposer must embody a philosophy focused on meeting the reasonable, necessary, and related medical needs of injured workers to facilitate an expedient and healthy return to work while aggressively controlling municipal liability exposures.

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