SERS Pension Administration System Modernization
Federal opportunity from State Employees' Retirement System. Place of performance: PA. Response deadline: Oct 16, 2025.
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Description
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The Pennsylvania State Employees’ Retirement System (SERS) issues this Request for Information (RFI) to solicit information that will be used to assist with the development of a solicitation for a commercial, modern PAS to replace its legacy system which may be released by SERS in the near future.
Specifically, this request seeks information from which SERS can formulate specifications and requirements, realistic timeframes and cost structures for the referenced procurement and project. SERS desires to produce a solicitation that promotes vendor competition and creative technical solutions. SERS is open to any and all ideas in relation to this project and encourages alternative ideas that will help SERS better define its requirements. This RFI is an earnest attempt to become aware of and knowledgeable about current solutions to support the project requirements of SERS.
*Please see the full description in the attachment "Request for Information RFI 25-032 - Pension Administration System (PAS) Modernization".
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