Investment Consultant Services
Federal opportunity from PRC01 - Purchasing • Town of Lexington. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Apr 09, 2026. Industry: NAICS 84, 12, 00.
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Description
The Town of Lexington Retirement Board seeks proposals from qualified entities to serve as Investment Consultant to the Board. RFP documents may be obtained online at www.lexingtonma.gov/bids. Responses must be delivered to Michelle Malone, Executive Director, 1625 Massachusetts Ave, Lexington, MA 02420. The Board reserves the right to cancel or reject in whole or in part any or all proposals in the best interest of the Retirement System.
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The Town of Lexington Retirement Board is soliciting proposals for Investment Consultant Services, with responses due by April 9, 2026. This opportunity invites qualified entities to support the Board in managing and advising on investment strategies. Potential bidders can access the RFP documents online, and should note that the Board maintains the right to reject any proposals in its best interest.
The Board is looking to engage a qualified Investment Consultant to provide expertise in managing their investment portfolio and strategies to ensure optimal growth and compliance with regulations.
- Investment consulting firms with experience in public retirement systems
- Firms that provide portfolio management and risk assessment services
- Organizations with a proven track record in investment advisement
- Review and analyze current investment strategies
- Provide recommendations for asset allocation
- Monitor investment performance and risk
- Assist with fiduciary responsibilities and compliance
- Conduct regular meetings with the Retirement Board
- Completed proposal form
- Evidence of qualifications and experience
- Detailed investment strategy outline
- References from previous clients
- Fee structure and pricing model
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- Ensure adherence to state and federal investment regulations
- Alignment with the Retirement System's investment policy
- Consider competitive pricing aligned with public sector standards
- Offer a clear breakdown of fees including retainer and performance-based fees
- Partner with portfolio management firms for comprehensive service offerings
- Consider teaming with legal firms for compliance guidance
- Potential for non-responsive bids if not clearly defined
- Risk of proposals being rejected if they do not meet compliance standards
- Market fluctuations affecting investment strategies
- What are the key decision factors for selecting a consultant?
- What challenges has the Board faced in prior consulting engagements?
- What specific deliverables are expected throughout the contract period?
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- Specific criteria for qualified entities
- Exact scope of services expected
- Details on the proposal evaluation process
- Information on current investment strategies
- Clarification of selection timelines beyond the proposal deadline
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