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Document
RFP -Compensation Study, 2023
Year Created: 2023
DOCUMENT
RFP - Comprehensive Review and Benchmarking of Health and Welfare Benefits 2010
- YEAR CREATED: 2010
- ENTITY TYPE: City/Township
- TYPE OF DOCUMENT: RFP - Request for Proposals
- Finance
- Management
The document is a proposal information sheet for a comprehensive review and benchmarking of health and welfare benefits. The document includes various sections with questions and spaces for the benefits consulting firm to provide their responses.
The first section asks if the firm has ever been fined or punished by any state or federal agency, and if they represent more than one benefits consulting firm. It also asks if the agent assigned to provide services has attached a resume and if the firm has placed all their concerns in writing and attached them to the proposal response.
The next section includes questions about how the firm compensates the assigned agent and if there are any additional fees or charges. It also asks how long the firm will need to complete the comprehensive analysis and benchmarking and report their findings and recommendations to the city.
The following section asks for the benefits consultant's office address, phone number, fax number, and email. It also asks for the name of the contact assigned.
The document then asks the firm to list any active or pending lawsuits, litigation, fines, penalties, or sanctions against the benefits consultant firm or agent from any state or federal department in the previous three years.
Lastly, the document asks the firm to list three clients for whom they have completed a comprehensive benefits analysis and benchmarking project, including the organization's name, address, contact person, type of service, date of services, and a brief description of the scope of service.
The document concludes with an anti-collusion statement, where the proposer agrees that their proposal is made without any understanding, agreement, or connection with any other firm and that it is fair and without collusion or fraud. The proposer must sign the form to indicate their acceptance of the terms and conditions.