The School Board of Broward County, Florida
Created : November 20, 2012 at 04:52 PM |
Meeting: Regular School Board Meeting : E. Office of Strategy & Operations | |||||||||||||||||||||||
E-1. RFP 13-010V - Voluntary Supplemental Insurance for School Board Employees (C)
October 16, 2012 Status: |
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Quick Summary / Abstract
Approve the RFP recommendations and the contracts for Texas Life Insurance Company and Washington National Insurance Company and cease additional enrollment for existing vendors: Allstate Financial Workplace, CNA Group Benefits, ING Employee Benefits, MassMutual Life Insurance Co., Pre-Paid Legal Services, Inc., and U.S. Legal Services, Inc. This RFP was developed and reviewed in a public meeting by the Superintendent's Insurance Advisory Committee on March 28, 2012. The purpose of the RFP was to establish accountability through a contractual relationship with carriers offering voluntary employee paid benefits. The RFP was issued on April 11, 2012. On May 25, 2012, proposals were received from fifteen (15) companies: 1. AFLAC (McKinley) 2. AFLAC (Willis) 3. AIG Benefit Solutions 4. Allstate Benefits 5. ARAG Insurance Co. 6. Colonial Life & Accident Insurance Co. 7. Humana (Kanawha Insurance Co.) 8. Liberty Mutual 9. MassMutual D/B/S Financial 10. MetLife Resources 11. Texas Life Insurance Co. 12. Travelers 13. Trustmark Insurance Co. 14. U.S. Legal Services, Inc. 15. Washington National Insurance Co. The Superintendent's Insurance Advisory Committee evaluated the proposals on July 18, and July 19, 2012. The Committee evaluated the proposals, based on experience and qualifications, scope of services provided, Minority Women Business participation (M/WBE), and cost of services provided. As a result of the evaluation, the Committee recommended to the Superintendent the following awards: Accident Plan 1. AIG Benefit Solutions 2. Allstate Benefits 3. Washington National Insurance Co. Cancer/Critical Illness 4. AIG Benefit Solutions 5. Allstate Benefits 6. Washington National Insurance Co. Hospital Indemnity/Intensive Care 7. Allstate Benefits Long Term Care 8. MassMutual D/B/S Financial Group Universal Life 9. AIG Benefit Solutions 10. Allstate Benefits Voluntary Permanent Life 11. Texas Life Insurance Co. The Superintendent?s Insurance Advisory Committee met on September 18, 2012, and an impasse was declared in contract negotiations with the following companies: 1. AIG Benefit Solutions 2. Allstate Benefits 3. MassMutual D/B/S Financial As a result of the impasse, The Superintendent?s Insurance Advisory Committee recommendation to award is amended to award to the following companies: Accident Plan 1. Washington National Insurance Co. Cancer/Critical Illness 2. Washington National Insurance Co. Voluntary Permanent Life 3. Texas Life Insurance Co. The RFP provides for freezing enrollment for vendors that were not selected in the RFP process. To ensure that there is not a negative impact to School Board employees enrolled in plans not selected, the vendors will be allowed to continue to service those employees currently enrolled in their plans. However, no new enrollment will be allowed through payroll deductions into vendors/plans that were not selected. There will be no financial impact to the district. Requested Action Approve the RFP recommendations and the contracts for Texas Life Insurance Company and Washington National Insurance Company and cease additional enrollment for existing vendors: Allstate Financial Workplace, CNA Group Benefits, ING Employee Benefits, MassMutual Life Insurance Co., Pre-Paid Legal Services, Inc., and U.S. Legal Services, Inc. Summary This RFP was developed and reviewed in a public meeting by the Superintendent's Insurance Advisory Committee on March 28, 2012. The purpose of the RFP was to establish accountability through a contractual relationship with carriers offering voluntary employee paid benefits. The RFP was issued on April 11, 2012. On May 25, 2012, proposals were received from fifteen (15) companies: 1. AFLAC (McKinley) 2. AFLAC (Willis) 3. AIG Benefit Solutions 4. Allstate Benefits 5. ARAG Insurance Co. 6. Colonial Life & Accident Insurance Co. 7. Humana (Kanawha Insurance Co.) 8. Liberty Mutual 9. MassMutual D/B/S Financial 10. MetLife Resources 11. Texas Life Insurance Co. 12. Travelers 13. Trustmark Insurance Co. 14. U.S. Legal Services, Inc. 15. Washington National Insurance Co. The Superintendent's Insurance Advisory Committee evaluated the proposals on July 18, and July 19, 2012. The Committee evaluated the proposals, based on experience and qualifications, scope of services provided, Minority Women Business participation (M/WBE), and cost of services provided. As a result of the evaluation, the Committee recommended to the Superintendent the following awards: Accident Plan 1. AIG Benefit Solutions 2. Allstate Benefits 3. Washington National Insurance Co. Cancer/Critical Illness 4. AIG Benefit Solutions 5. Allstate Benefits 6. Washington National Insurance Co. Hospital Indemnity/Intensive Care 7. Allstate Benefits Long Term Care 8. MassMutual D/B/S Financial Group Universal Life 9. AIG Benefit Solutions 10. Allstate Benefits Voluntary Permanent Life 11. Texas Life Insurance Co. The Superintendent?s Insurance Advisory Committee met on September 18, 2012, and an impasse was declared in contract negotiations with the following companies: 1. AIG Benefit Solutions 2. Allstate Benefits 3. MassMutual D/B/S Financial As a result of the impasse, The Superintendent?s Insurance Advisory Committee recommendation to award is amended to award to the following companies: Accident Plan 1. Washington National Insurance Co. Cancer/Critical Illness 2. Washington National Insurance Co. Voluntary Permanent Life 3. Texas Life Insurance Co. The RFP provides for freezing enrollment for vendors that were not selected in the RFP process. To ensure that there is not a negative impact to School Board employees enrolled in plans not selected, the vendors will be allowed to continue to service those employees currently enrolled in their plans. However, no new enrollment will be allowed through payroll deductions into vendors/plans that were not selected. School Board Goals
Financial Impact There will be no financial impact to the district. Source of Additional Information Dildra Martin-Ogburn 754 321-3100 Bill Harris 754 321-0501 Associated File Attachments
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