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NAICS Code· 524291

NAICS 524291: Claims Adjusting

This U.S. industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in investigating, appraising, and settling insurance claims.Show more

NAICS 524291 – Claims Adjusting encompasses the professional services involved in evaluating, investigating, and settling insurance claims on behalf of government entities or their contractors. This includes assessing liability, verifying damages, determining benefit eligibility, and negotiating settlements for property, casualty, workers’ compensation, and health-related claims arising from federal programs or contracted services.

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Awarded Contracts (12mo)
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NAICS code 524291 covers Claims Adjusting. This U.S. industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in investigating, appraising, and settling insurance claims.

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NAICS: 524291
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MULRFQ 2728-2
Solicitation # MULRFQ 2728-2
Solicitation MULRFQ 2728-2 is a Request for Qualifications issued by the Ministry of Agriculture and Food for the Province of British Columbia to establish a Multi-Use List of Qualified Suppliers. The objective is to identify qualified providers for Production Insurance Claims Adjusting services specifically for tree fruit and grapes. The scope of work includes conducting appraisals to determine potential crop yields, performing underwriting inspections, confirming warranties, managing loss control, and reporting on the health and vigour of plants. These services will be performed across various regions of British Columbia, including the Okanagan Valley, Similkameen Valley, Vancouver Island, Fraser Valley, and the Kootenays. The qualification process is conducted in three stages, beginning with a review of mandatory criteria, followed by a point-based evaluation of desirable qualifications where a minimum overall score of 73 is required to pass, and concluding with reference checks. Respondents must provide their own transportation and mandatory equipment, including a digital camera, laptop, and cell phone, while possession of an ATV and hand-held GPS is considered desirable. Qualified suppliers will be eligible to receive future Competition Notices on a non-exclusive, as-needed basis. Submissions must be in English and include the Respondent Qualification Form, Resource Qualification Forms for key personnel, and required resumes, with a response deadline of December 5, 2026.
Ministry of Agriculture and Food

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NAICS: 524291
International
Insurance Claims Adjusting Services
Solicitation # 2026-142-T
The Town of Halton Hills is soliciting bids for a qualified independent claims adjusting firm licensed by the Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario to provide professional claims adjusting services on an as-required basis. The scope of work encompasses a wide range of claim types, including general liability, property damage, automobile liability, professional liability, environmental liability, and drone liability. The successful contractor will be responsible for claim investigations, liability assessments, settlement negotiations, and litigation support. Key performance requirements include completing routine field inspections within five business days, urgent inspections within 24 to 48 hours, and responding to Town inquiries within one business day. Bidders must designate a Lead Adjuster with at least five years of experience in municipal liability claims, along with a qualified Backup Adjuster and a management-level contact for escalations. Evaluation is based on qualifications, experience, and past performance, requiring at least three client references from the last five years, two of which must be municipal. Submissions must be made electronically by October 27, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. local time. The contract requires adherence to Ontario provincial standards, including the Occupational Health and Safety Act and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, and mandates compliance with MFIPPA privacy legislation. Payments will be made in Canadian currency via electronic transfer within 30 days of receiving an approved invoice.
Town of Halton Hills

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12 days ago

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NAICS: 524291
International
Request for Proposal (RFP) for Insurance Claims Adjusting Services
Solicitation # C03-46
The City of Greater Sudbury is seeking primary and secondary service providers to deliver independent insurance claims adjusting, investigation, evaluation, and resolution services to support its Risk Management program. The scope of work includes claims intake, field investigations, municipal liability analysis, loss assessment, and litigation support for both insured and self-insured claims, including specialized environmental and infrastructure losses. Key operational requirements include 24/7 emergency response protocols for catastrophic events, a requirement for the lead adjuster to attend major scenes within two hours, and the completion of physical field inspections within three to five business days. The selected provider must maintain an office within 200 km of the City and ensure all adjusters are licensed with the Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario. The contract features an initial one-year term starting March 1st, with the City holding the option to extend for four additional one-year terms. Proponents must be Non-US Suppliers and demonstrate specific expertise in Ontario’s Minimum Maintenance Standards to defend against winter maintenance and pothole claims. Evaluation is conducted through a multi-stage process involving pass/fail eligibility criteria—including financial capacity and health and safety compliance—followed by scored technical and financial assessments. Compensation is based on a fee structure comprising hourly rates, claim set-up fees, and data ownership fees, with invoicing typically occurring upon the closure of each claim file.
City of Greater Sudbury

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18 days ago

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NAICS: 524291
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SMPD_PS_RFP 523121_ Personal Injury and Claims Investigation and Adjustment Services
Solicitation # RFP 523121
The New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) has issued RFP 523121 to solicit proposals from investigation firms for professional investigative and adjustment services. The scope of work includes investigating personal injury and property damage claims filed against the agency, as well as adjusting specific property damage claims and those arising under Regulation 68 of the New York State Insurance Law, also known as the No-Fault Law. The resulting contract is expected to have a term of three years, with the possibility of two additional one-year renewals. Performance of these services will take place citywide across various developments throughout the state of New York. Interested firms must submit their proposals electronically through the iSupplier portal no later than 2:00 P.M. EST on October 13, 2026. Submission requirements are strict: the cost proposal must be uploaded in Excel format, while all other proposal components must be contained within a single PDF file. NYCHA will not accept hardcopies, emails, faxes, or mail, and proposals containing embedded documents or proprietary file extensions will be rejected. A non-mandatory online proposers' conference is scheduled for September 22, 2026, via Microsoft Teams. The anticipated award date for the selected proposer(s) is on or about January 2027.
New York City Housing Authority

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28 days ago

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about 4 hours ago
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NAICS: 524291
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Liability Claims Adjusting Services RFP
Solicitation # 2026-RFP-0086
Sacramento County is seeking a qualified Third-Party Administrator (TPA) to provide professional liability claims adjusting services from July 1, 2027, through June 30, 2030, with a potential three-year extension. The selected TPA will manage the investigation, evaluation, processing, and settlement of bodily injury, personal injury, and property damage claims, while coordinating litigation and subrogation activities. All services must adhere to the PRISM Liability Claims Administration and Defense Counsel Standards and relevant California Governmental Code provisions. The TPA is responsible for completing initial investigations within 45 days of the County's knowledge of a claim and must provide updates on changes to statutes and case law affecting the liability program. Qualified bidders must have at least 10 years of experience as a TPA for California public entities, specifically including law enforcement and employment claims, and must maintain an office within Sacramento County or within 35 miles of the County Administration building. The contract requires a principal adjuster with at least 10 years of experience in defending public entity claims and proficiency in the California Tort Claims Act. Evaluation of proposals is based on approach and methodology, relative cost, technical capability, responsiveness, and conformance to the PRISM standards and sample contract. The contractor will operate as an independent entity and must comply with California state laws, including economic sanctions and HIPAA regulations for protecting health information.
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