Opportunity
New York State Contract Reporter #RFP 12-2026
Insurance Broker and Captive Manager Services for Nassau Health Care Corporation
Posted
August 10, 2026
Respond By
August 31, 2026
Identifier
RFP 12-2026
NAICS
524210
Nassau Health Care Corporation (NHCC) is seeking proposals for comprehensive Insurance Broker and Captive Manager services to support its medical and extended care facilities. - Government Buyer: - Nassau Health Care Corporation (NuHealth System), Department of Procurement - Scope of Services: - Insurance brokerage and risk management consulting for NHCC's insurance portfolio - Captive insurance management, including oversight of captive operations - Strategic risk advisory, insurance placement and marketing, account servicing, and claims advocacy - Annual actuarial evaluation of medical malpractice reserves (internal or outsourced) - Notable Requirements: - Vendors must demonstrate expertise in healthcare and public entity insurance, and experience with complex risk placement for large medical centers - Data security requirements: SOC 2 Type II or equivalent certification, HIPAA compliance, and U.S.-based data residency - MWBE participation goal of 20% and SDVOB goal of 6% - Detailed transition plan required for seamless transfer of responsibilities - OEMs and Vendors: - Marsh is noted as a previous vendor for similar services - No specific product part numbers or quantities are listed, as this is a professional services procurement
Description
Nassau Health Care Corporation is seeking vendors to provide Insurance Broker and Captive Manager services. The selected firm will manage NHCC's portfolio of insurance lines, provide risk management consulting, and oversee captive insurance operations, including medical malpractice liability. The scope includes strategic advisory, market solicitation, policy administration, claims advocacy, and actuarial services for malpractice reserves. Vendors must demonstrate expertise in healthcare and public entity insurance, comply with data security and HIPAA requirements, and provide a transition plan to ensure continuity of services.