Insurance Broker Services for Voluntary Employee Benefits
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SUMMARY
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A government authority in Waynesboro, Georgia is seeking a vendor to provide insurance broker services focused on voluntary employee benefits. The selected firm will deliver professional brokerage and consulting services for the placement, implementation, and ongoing servicing of employee benefits insurance policies.
Scope of work includes securing comprehensive and cost-effective supplemental benefits coverage, advising on policy terms, conditions, and limits, and supporting the design and management of benefits programs. The contractor is also expected to provide an online enrollment platform, on-site open enrollment education, on-site enrollment services, and ongoing employee support.
In addition, the broker will serve as a liaison between the county and insurance carriers, provide regular updates on market trends and emerging risks, and deliver quarterly claims reporting. The anticipated contract term is five years.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due September 2, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Employee benefits brokerage firm with public sector experience
- Expertise in voluntary and supplemental insurance programs
- Ability to provide both online enrollment platforms and on-site enrollment support
- Strong carrier relationships and competitive insurance placement capabilities
- Experience delivering benefits education, claims reporting, and ongoing account management
- Capacity to support a multi-year government contract in Georgia
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