RFI 2023200053 Leave Administration, Paid Leave Oregon Equivalent Plan, Long Term Disability
Federal opportunity from KE001001 - Purchasing | KE001 - Purchasing • City of Eugene. Place of performance: OR. Response deadline: Feb 16, 2023.
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RFI 2023200053 Leave Administration, Paid Leave Oregon Equivalent Plan, Long Term Disability
Letters of Interest, including high-level price range information for Leave Administration, Paid Leave Oregon Equivalent Plan, Long Term Disability and Voluntary Life Insurance will be accepted by the Purchasing Office until Thursday, February 16, 2023 at 2:30 PM. This Request for Information (RFI) may directly result in a contract award.
Notice to Suppliers
Letters of Interest, including high-level price range information for Leave Administration, Paid Leave Oregon Equivalent Plan, Long Term Disability and Voluntary Life Insurance will be accepted by the Purchasing Office until Thursday, February 16, 2023 at 2:30 PM. This Request for Information (RFI) may directly result in a contract award.
Project Description
The City of Eugene is requesting Letters of Interest from suppliers that outline administration of the following products and services:
Leave of Absence Administration to include FMLA, State FML, Federal and State Military, and Company Sponsored Leaves; State Paid Family and/or Medical Leave tracking (Corporate and State-Mandated policies); Reverse Data Feed or API Capabilities (i.e. ATP feeds, Absence Status Updates, Absence Timekeeping Entries); Paid Leave Oregon Fully Insured Equivalent Plan; Fully Insured Employer Paid Long-Term Disability; Voluntary Portable Life Insurance.
Upon review of the Letters of Interest and Questionnaire, the City may negotiate and directly contract with a vendor based on received responses.
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The City of Eugene is seeking Letters of Interest for the administration of various leave and insurance programs, due by February 16, 2023. This Request for Information (RFI) could lead to a direct contract award. Key areas of interest include Leave of Absence Administration, Paid Leave Oregon Equivalent Plan, Long-Term Disability, and Voluntary Life Insurance.
The City intends to evaluate suppliers for Leave Administration services, including FMLA tracking, State Paid Leave, and various insurance plans, which may culminate in a contract award.
- Companies specializing in HR and leave management software
- Insurance providers with experience in disability and life insurance
- Firms experienced in compliance with FMLA and state leave laws
- Leave of Absence Administration including FMLA, State FML, and Military Leaves
- State Paid Family and/or Medical Leave tracking
- Reverse Data Feed or API Capabilities
- Paid Leave Oregon Fully Insured Equivalent Plan
- Fully Insured Employer Paid Long-Term Disability
- Voluntary Portable Life Insurance
- Letter of Interest outlining company qualifications
- High-level price range information
- Completed Questionnaire addressing the RFI requirements
- Company background and relevant experience
More BidPulsar strategy notesCompliance, pricing, teaming, risks, questions, and coverage notes
- Adherence to FMLA, State FML, and other legal requirements mandatory
- Insurance providers must comply with state regulations
- Provide competitive but realistic price ranges for all services
- Consider potential long-term relationships impacting pricing structure
- Potential to partner with local HR firms for administrative support
- Insurance brokers could be valuable collaborators for insurance offerings
- Complexity of compliance with multiple leave laws
- Potential changes to state mandates during contract term
- Risk of misalignment between vendor capabilities and buyer needs
- What specific outcomes does the City hope to achieve with this contract?
- What are the reporting requirements for leave tracking?
- Are there specific case studies or performance metrics the City desires to see?
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- Detailed scoring criteria for Letters of Interest
- Information on the number of potential vendors involved
- Timeline for the selection process following RFI responses
- Contact details for clarifications regarding the RFI
- Specific budget allocated for the services mentioned
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