CivicInfo BC #RFP# MNBC-INS 2027

MNBC Seeks Corporate Insurance Brokerage and Risk Advisory Services

Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) is seeking a brokerage to manage its corporate insurance program and provide integrated risk and claims support. - Government buyer: Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC); quarterly reporting is for the Director, Financial Development, within Finance leadership. - Service requested: One broker-of-record and risk-advisory engagement (MNBC-INS 2027) covering insurance marketing, placement, administration, risk analytics, and claims advocacy. - Insurance coverage areas: Commercial general liability; property and equipment breakdown; automobile and fleet; directors and officers, cyber and privacy, and management liability; crime and fidelity; abuse and sexual misconduct; accident and travel; events; builder’s risk, wrap-up and course of construction; and fixed-site environmental pollution. - Program scale: 15 owned or leased locations and a three-vehicle fleet. - Notable requirements: Include risk services in proposed compensation; fully disclose compensation; provide quarterly reporting and review meetings, annual stewardship reporting, and at least one staff training session each year. Services also include transition-in and coverage-gap analysis, renewal planning, policy and certificate administration, contract insurance reviews, enterprise risk management support, and business-continuity input. - Experience and evaluation: MNBC values relevant Métis and Indigenous governance experience and Indigenous participation in service delivery. Proposals are evaluated on best value, including service approach, analytics, risk services, experience, and price; lowest price is not necessarily decisive. - OEMs and vendors: No insurance brokerage or product OEM is named in the opportunity.

Description

Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) is seeking qualified, licensed insurance brokerages to act as its broker of record and risk advisor and provide quarterly insurance program reporting. The work includes marketing, placing, and administering MNBC’s corporate insurance program, ongoing risk advisory services, claims advocacy, and standard quarterly reporting to Finance leadership. Proposals will be evaluated using a Best Value Procurement approach; the lowest-priced proposal will not necessarily be accepted. The initial term is three years, with one optional two-year extension.

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