Third Party Administrator for Workers' Compensation
Federal opportunity from BTV01 - Purchasing Department • Town of Burlington. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Feb 19, 2026. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 80-11-00.
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Third Party Administrator for Workers' Compensation
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The BTV01 Purchasing Department is seeking a Third Party Administrator for Workers' Compensation, aiming to enhance their claims management efficiency. This opportunity is notable for its deadline of February 19, 2026, providing potential bidders ample time to prepare their proposals. Additional documentation is available for review through provided links, which detail requirements and expectations for the solicitation.
The agency intends to outsource its workers' compensation claims management to improve operational efficiency and ensure compliance with relevant regulations.
- Review and analyze claims submitted under workers' compensation policies.
- Implement and maintain a claims management system that enhances service delivery.
- Provide regular reports and analytics on claim performance and trends.
- Proposal submission form.
- Company qualifications and experience statement.
- Detailed pricing strategy and cost proposal.
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- Specific requirements for the proposal are not detailed in the notice.
- Additional context on performance metrics is not provided.
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