Alief Independent School District Ionwave #2631

Alief ISD Stop-Loss Insurance for Its Self-Funded Employee Health Plan

Alief Independent School District is seeking stop-loss insurance to protect its self-funded employee health plan. - Buyer: Alief Independent School District (Alief ISD), Texas; based in Houston, Harris County. - Procurement: Individual medical and prescription drug stop-loss insurance for the District’s self-funded employee health benefits plan. - Coverage alternatives: Twelve-month and eight-month options; the coverage is expected to begin in 2027. The corresponding end dates are not specified. - Phase I response: Respondents provide qualifications, placement capabilities, ranked market-assignment requests, compensation-method information and acknowledgment, and three comparable client references through the Respondent Workbook. Respondents may rank up to three primary and two alternate markets, identifying the insurer and proposed underwriting channel. - Phase II: Carrier proposals and premium pricing are not requested in Phase I. Only respondents with a written District market assignment may submit carrier proposals in Phase II. - Named organization: Alliant Insurance Services, Inc. is the District’s medical benefits consultant, providing advisory and technical support; it is not identified as a competing respondent or a party compensated for placement. - OEMs and carriers: No insurance carrier or OEM is named as a proposed provider in the available information.

Description

Alief Independent School District is soliciting proposals for individual medical and prescription drug stop-loss insurance to protect its self-funded employee health benefits plan, with coverage effective January 1, 2027. This is Phase I of a two-phase solicitation: respondents submit qualifications, ranked market-assignment requests, compensation information, and comparable client references using the Respondent Workbook. Carrier quotes and premium pricing are not requested in Phase I; only respondents receiving a written market assignment may submit carrier proposals in Phase II. The solicitation describes twelve-month and eight-month coverage alternatives.

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