Massachusetts COMMBUYS #BD-27-1027-1FED-1FED-133333

Solicitation for Third Referee Services for Fire and Casualty Insurance Dispute Resolution – Massachusetts Division of Insurance

The Massachusetts Division of Insurance is seeking qualified individuals to provide third referee services for fire and casualty insurance dispute resolution. - Government Buyer: - Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Executive Office of Housing and Economic Development, Division of Insurance - Services Requested: - Third referee services for reviewing and evaluating fire and casualty insurance agent contract cancellations, modifications, expirations, and disputes regarding the amount of loss in fire insurance claims - Services must comply with Massachusetts General Laws (M.G.L. c. 175, §163 and §§99–100H) - Requirements: - Vendors must be Massachusetts residents and disinterested parties - Demonstrated experience in insurance arbitration and knowledge of Massachusetts insurance law - Ability to provide timely, clear written decisions - Participation in the Small Business Purchasing Program (SBPP) is encouraged - Compliance with environmental purchasing policies - Contract Details: - Fee-for-service compensation determined by statute - Contract duration up to five years, with three one-year renewal options - Fee rates fixed for at least 12 months, with possible revision during open enrollment periods - No OEMs or specific commercial vendors are named, as this is a professional services solicitation

Description

This solicitation seeks third referee services for reviewing fire and casualty insurance agent contract cancellations, modifications, or expirations, as well as disputes regarding the amount of loss in fire insurance claims. The services involve acting as a third referee appointed by the Commissioner of Insurance to evaluate insurance disputes under Massachusetts General Laws. The procurement is managed by the Massachusetts Division of Insurance and includes legal services related to insurance claims. The response deadline is October 16, 2026, and the solicitation encourages participation from small businesses.

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